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2 bills, plus jobs, will get ‘zombie homes’ on the market
By John Helmick Published: April 27. 2013 4:00AM PST Today’s foreclosures are a consequence of a problem created several years ago. Without a time machine to go back and solve the initial problem (whether it stem from the bank or the borrower), we … Continue reading
Foreclosure filings drop in April after months in rebound
By Elliot Njus, The Oregonian May 15, 2013 Foreclosure filings in Oregon’s largest counties dropped in April, the first major decline after months in rebound.
OREGON FORECLOSURES DIP IN MARCH
Tuesday, May 14, 2013 EUGENE, OR – In April, court foreclosures and notice of default for notice and sale foreclosures decreased in the 24 Oregon counties tracked by Gorilla Capital for the first time this year.
OREGON FORECLOSURES CLIMB IN MARCH
Monday, April 15, 2013 EUGENE, OR – Gorilla Capital reports that foreclosures continued to climb in March as filings for court foreclosures and notice of default for notice and sale foreclosures increased in 12 of the 24 Oregon counties the … Continue reading
Judicial foreclosure filings increase in February
By Elliot Njus, The Oregonian on March 13, 2013 at 10:18 AM Court-supervised foreclosure starts surged again in February, according to a reseller of foreclosed homes.
Court Foreclosures Continue to Rise In Oregon
OPB | March 13, 2013 12:58 p.m David Nogueras The number of home foreclosures processed in Oregon courtrooms continued to rise last month. Filings for court foreclosures were up 67 pecent compared to January.
COURT FORECLOSURES UP 67% IN FEBRUARY
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 EUGENE, OR – Gorilla Capital reports that February foreclosures soared in the 24 Oregon counties the company tracks. Filings for court foreclosures (a.k.a. judicial foreclosures) rose from 766 in January to 1,282 or 67% in February.
Local Housing Market Improves
by Tim Benson Published February 27, 2013 EUGENE, Ore. — Even though other parts of Oregon saw home foreclosures jump in recent months, Lane County is seeing steady growth.
After slow start, Legislature asked to expand foreclosure mediation program
By: Elliot Njus, The Oregonian Feb 16, 2013 Seven months into Oregon’s much-touted foreclosure mediation program, after $400,000 in state payments for a program that was supposed to be self-sustaining, the numbers are in: Six mediations held, five foreclosures averted, … Continue reading
FORECLOSURES INCREASE IN JANUARY
Tuesday, February 12, 2013 Eugene, OR – Filings for both court foreclosures (a.k.a. judicial foreclosures) and notice of default (NOD) for notice & sale foreclosures increased significantly over December in the 24 Oregon counties tracked by Gorilla Capital.
