Two mixed-use projects that failed to come to fruition are now on the city’s foreclosure list for owing back taxes.

A Michigan family’s dispute with Isabella County could help set the national precedent on what homeowners are entitled to if their property is seized and resold by the government to cover back taxes.

In the latest grim warning for the US housing market, an astonishing number of home-purchase agreements were cancelled in ...

A Lubbock property owner had its bankruptcy case dismissed for a second time Monday, with the judge ruling the case was filed ...

Customers in the sewer district, which has been teetering on default for the past several months, asked district leaders ...

I don’t appreciate things without an erotic charge,” says Lera Lynn, a singular wanderer on the Americana borderlands of ...

The Reserve Bank of India is enhancing credit reporting, moving from monthly to 15-day updates and proposing weekly reporting ...

This country was founded on the idea of being rooted to where you live — but the corporate state has flipped the script.

The lender claims a portfolio across the Chatham, Englewood, South Chicago and Brainerd neighborhoods triggered a loan ...

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Home equity loans and home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) allow homeowners to tap into the value of their homes.  A home ...

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb is urging Fannie Mae not to sell a foreclosure judgment to the highest bidder next month. The ...