There are certainly answers that would work, but they involve pain - something the weak and whiney American public is not willing to accept.

Since that's a public number, I strongly suspect there were concessions involved with that sale that made the price better.

The city of Oshkosh hopes to take advantage of a federal program to buy foreclosed homes for $1 and partner with two nonprofit organizations to revitalize Oshkosh neighborhoods.

There is an excellent movie quote that describes the situation in the real world very succinctly (and bonus points if you can tell me what movie it is from). “What the American Public don’t know is what makes them the American Public.†Truer words were never spoken.

This program does 92.5% LTV.

There are no programs or options that will allow you to avoid paying taxes on the difference between what you currently owe and what the lender eventually nets.What if you offered it to an investor in your area?

That particular article was never meant to be made public.

First off, this program is not an MLM program.

Public Records such as Lis Pendens should be promulgated for the General Public to at least view...

"Given the current economic and business environment — and to further align our interests with those of our shareholders — we are making some difficult decisions to reduce or eliminate programs that do not directly impact our ability to serve our clients, customers and communities," Bank of America spokeswoman Kelly Sapp said in an e-mail.