Occupy Our Homes Atlanta Saves Another Home
Jacqueline Barber, a retired Atlanta police detective who has been fighting cancer and eviction, gets to keep her home after a long battle with her multiple banks.
Why Florida Is Sitting On $300 Million Meant To Help Homeowners
By Cora Currier -- ProPublica
Florida has the highest percentage of home loans in foreclosure in the country. So why is more than $300 million that could help homeowners sitting unused?
Florida was awarded those millions in February as
Mistaken Foreclosures: No End In Sight?
Selling a home can be a difficult, stressful process, even now after the nation's largest banks have paid billions to settle claims of robosigning, and foreclosing on homes without properly vetting the paperwork.
Now imagine going through
Cruz Family Caravan And National Day Of Action
Via Occupy Homes Minnesota:
Despite acknowledging that the Cruzes foreclosure was due to a bank error and repeated claims that they are working “behind the scenes” to get the Cruz family back in their home, PNC Bank has refused to
CitiBank Cancels Today's Foreclosure Auction Of MN Mom's Home, Commits To Loan Modification
Last week, I shared the story of Colleen Mckee Espinosa, the single mother of three who was facing foreclosure after CitiBank refused to accept payment on her mortgage, after they moved up the due date for her payment without her knowledge.
Bank Forecloses While Woman Visits Wounded Son In Military Hospital
A Phoenix, Arizona woman is taking on two mortgage giants, Bank of America and Fannie Mae, and the case is making its way through federal court. Lilly Washington is representing herself, and seeking ownership of her home and compensation for
Vietnam Veteran Faces Foreclosure By US Bank
Vietnam Veteran John Vinje and his wife spent Memorial Day wondering where they would possibly go if they lose their home in a foreclosure sale scheduled for Tuesday.
After falling behind on their mortgage payments when his wife became ill
Wells Fargo Drives Homeowner To Suicide
Norman and Oriane Rousseau were homeowners who did everything "right" when they purchased their home. They had 30 percent of the purchase price as a down payment, and they made their payments on time. After being contacted about refinancing
Disabled Woman Faced With Foreclosure Arrested At Wells Fargo Exec's Home
A disabled woman whose home is in foreclosure was arrested Thursday night after attempting to deliver a payment at the home of a Wells Fargo executive while about 100 protesters supported her on the residential street. Ana Casas, who says she is close to eviction after the bank rejected a loan modification on her South Gate home, defied a city ordinance by going up to the front door and demanding to see Wells Fargo Chief Financial Officer Tim Sloan.
LIVE: Occupy Greensboro Joins Occupy Raleigh To Reclaim An Evicted Family’s Foreclosed Home
About 60 Occupiers are risking arrest to help keep a family in a home that is being taken by an unjust foreclosure. Unconfirmed reports that a SWAT team has been called to the site. Livestream is up!
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