Monday, January 6, 2014

RealtyTrac: Number of Foreclosures May Increase as Housing Market Recovers

Monday, 06 Jan 2014 06:51 AM
By Michael Kling


As the housing market recovers, the number of foreclosures may increase. 





That's because lenders will speed up the foreclosure process and move homes to the auction block as home prices rise and more buyers line up for sales. 

"Lenders know there's now a much better chance they can get those properties sold,
 so they're moving to do that," Daren Blomquist at RealtyTrac, a real estate data firm, tellsCNBC.

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After the collapse of the housing market, mortgage credit was scarce, prices were
 falling, and lenders were swamped by mortgage defaults. In many instances,
foreclosure proceedings were stuck in a quagmire of legal problems, missing
 documents and unclear title chains.

Lenders often opted to let deadbeat borrowers remain in their homes rather than
 seize a home they might not be able to sell. 


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