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The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America is coming to Oakland this Thursday for a mortgage modification event.
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Some in Richmond are growing concerned over the city's plan to use eminent domain to save some homeowners from foreclosure.
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An unprecedented plan to buy struggling Richmond homeowners' underwater mortgages is moving forward.
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San Francisco may consider forcefully taking over properties from banks that refuse to modify underwater mortgages.
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One Bay Area city is ready to rescue homeowners from underwater mortgages, but the way it wants to help is raising some concerns.
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One Bay Area city is ready to rescue homeowners from underwater mortgages, but the way it wants to help is raising some concerns.
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San Francisco has launched a new home loan program not based on income, but on vocation, designed to help first responders.
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San Francisco launched a new home loan program Tuesday not based on income, but on vocation, designed to help first responders.
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Thirty-year fixed mortgage rates have increased rapidly, so 7 On Your Side takes a look at what that means for you.
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Thirty-year fixed mortgage rates have increased rapidly, so 7 On Your Side takes a look at what that means for you.
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Consumer Reports has partnered exclusively with 7 On Your Side to reveal a credit score secret that could cost you.
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Bay Area homeowners who paid a total of $350,000 in fees to a mortgage rescue scheme are hoping to get their money back.
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Bay Area homeowners who paid a total of $350,000 in fees to a mortgage rescue scheme are hoping to get their money back.
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The pool of money to help struggling California homeowners has increased substantially and many people may be eligible.
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The California Department of Justice served a search warrant on Mortgage Modifiers following a 7 On Your Side investigation.
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Mortgage Modifiers was stripped of its real estate license, but the doors remain open. 7 On Your Side investigates.
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An event drew hundreds of struggling homeowners with the promise of meeting their lenders face to face.
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An event in San Francisco Friday drew hundreds of struggling homeowners with the promise of meeting their lenders face to face.
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The non-profit Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America is coming to San Francisco to help homeowners.
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Mortgage Modifiers was stripped of its real estate license, but the doors remain open. 7 On Your Side investigates.
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There is currently a bill in Congress that would give every responsible homeowner in the country the chance to save money by refinancing at today's rates.
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On Friday, Finney talked about Guide dogs, selling expiring airline miles, and loan modifications.
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On Friday, Finney talked about Guide dogs, selling expiring airline miles, and loan modifications.
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People are buying homes with cash in record numbers. 32.4% of Calif. home sales were paid for entirely in cash last year.
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People are buying homes with cash in record numbers. 32.4% of Calif. home sales were paid for entirely in cash last year.
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On Tuesday, Finney talked about refinancing fees, auto insurance rate hikes, and broken baby monitors.
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On Tuesday, Finney talked about refinancing fees, auto insurance rate hikes, and broken baby monitors.
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Some lucky East Bay families now have $20,000 for a down payment on a home after attending an event held by Wells Fargo bank.
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Some lucky East Bay families now have $20,000 for a down payment on a home after attending an event held by Wells Fargo bank.
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A San Francisco businessman has been sentenced in federal court to 12 years in prison for defrauding homeowners.
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An ABC7 News I-Team investigation uncovered a Bay Area county violating a federal regulation an now the county is changing policy.
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An ABC7 News I-Team investigation uncovered a Bay Area county violating a federal regulation an now the county is changing policy.
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How come one Bay Area county moved a 92-year-old woman out more than 2 years ago and took a reverse mortgage on her home?
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Some families say Santa Clara County is isolating their elderly loved ones -- unnecessarily taking control of their entire lives.
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Some families say the county is isolating their elderly loved ones -- unnecessarily taking control of their entire lives.
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The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America is offering free help throughout the weekend to struggling homeowners.
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A free mortgage seminar taking place all weekend in SJ could help first time or struggling homeowners adjust interest payments.
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Homeowners will descend on the San Jose Convention Center this weekend in hopes of getting loan modifications.
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How come one Bay Area county moved a 92-year-old woman out more than 2 years ago and took a reverse mortgage on her home?
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A survey of U.S. economists finds most believe the housing market has finally turned the corner.
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Alan David Tikal of Brentwood is now facing a new federal indictment related to accusations he bilked homeowners.
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Some homeowners who lost their houses to foreclosure thought the worst was behind them, but they were wrong. Now they're in double jeopardy.
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Millions of Californians were foreclosed on, but now over 400,000 are eligible for a piece of a $25 billion settlement.
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Millions of Californians were foreclosed on, but now over 400,000 are eligible for a piece of a $25 billion settlement.
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Some Chase customers are getting loan modifications without even asking for them.
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A local woman claims she wasn't notified that her mortgage lender had changed and she sent the payments to the wrong place.
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There are still a lot of foreclosures continuing, so when is the pain going to end?
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When it comes to getting a mortgage deal, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg proves the richer you are, the less you can pay.
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Californians facing foreclosure got some encouraging news from state lawmakers Monday, with some trailblazing legislation.
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Californians facing foreclosure got some encouraging news from state lawmakers Monday, with some trailblazing legislation.
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