Live News

Thanks for using my Foreclosure search tool! If you are interested in a specific home in our community please fill out the form below and we will get all the information we can to assist in your search!

• HUD approves Asheville’s hurricane recovery plan after initial objection over DEI May. 16th 2025
  The city’s $225M recovery plan, initially rejected by HUD over DEI concerns, is one step closer to being fulfilled.

• FEMA isn’t prepared for hurricane season, acting director concedes May. 16th 2025
  The acting FEMA head was fired, a new one was appointed, and no firm disaster recovery plan is ready ahead of hurricane season, WSJ reported.

• The only remedy to build more homes? Lower mortgage rates May. 16th 2025
  The data for single-family home starts and permits is concerning. Both metrics are trending negatively and the only remedy is lower rates.

• Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ fails to pass House Budget Committee vote May. 16th 2025
  The package would extend Trump's first-term tax cuts that are set to expire in 2025, with a projected cost of $3.72 trillion over 10 years.

• Construction activity tanks as economic headwinds slow homebuilders May. 16th 2025
  Homebuilders are taking a cautious approach to the economic headwinds that have developed this spring as new construction slowed in April.

• MORE Seller Financing wants to debunk ‘the bad rap for wraps’ May. 15th 2025
  Ryan Leahy, founder of MORE Seller Financing, has aimed to bring consistency, compliance, and clarity to the seller financing model.

• Foreclosures are up 14% in the past year, ATTOM says May. 15th 2025
  At the metro level, Houston had the most foreclosure starts in April with 1,202 filings, followed by Chicago, New York, Miami and Atlanta.

• HUD watchdog finds insufficient payment controls for eighth year running May. 15th 2025
  The issues with improper payments at HUD stretch back to the final year of the Obama administration, according to a new OIG report.

• Why Trump needs lower rates: Homebuilder survey collapses May. 15th 2025
  During the pandemic, lumber prices were nearly $1,000 higher than today, yet lower mortgage rates allowed homebuilders to sell those homes.

• Builder confidence continues to slide on macroeconomic uncertainty May. 15th 2025
  High mortgage rates, slow sales and macroeconomic headwinds have homebuilders feeling less optimistic about the future of the housing market.