The New York Times reports that "[a]bout one million homeowners facing foreclosure could have their mortgage burden cut by about $20,000 each as part of a long-awaited deal taking shape among state attorneys general, federal officials and the nation’s largest mortgage servicers." President Obama hoped to have a deal he could announce in tonight's State of the Union address, but the Times says that is looking unlikely. We'll see.


If you've felt like a spectator on the sidelines with today's low mortgage rates, there are two new opportunities that could help you refinance your loan even if you're upside down in your house.
Posted by: new homeowner list | Friday, July 27, 2012 at 02:11 PM