Oregon foreclosures jump from 395 to 566 in March
April 15, 2014
Foreclosures jumped in March in Jackson County and the rest of the state. …
April 15, 2014
Foreclosures jumped in March in Jackson County and the rest of the state. …
Many brokers are optimistic about stronger sales, though others are more cautious
By Ilene Aleshire; blue chip; Published: 12:00 a.m., Feb. 3
Lane County’s residential real estate market saw double digit increases in both prices and sales volume in 2013. …
January 14, 2014
Eugene-based Gorilla Capital reported overall foreclosure filings in a 20-county area where it operates declined from 281 in November to 277 in December. …
By Desmond O’Boyle
For the forth consecutive month, court foreclosure filings decreased in 20 Oregon counties. The trend was a reflection of activity in 2013, but a swell in foreclosures might be ahead for this year. …
Actions by lenders to take back homes hit a six-year low in November; Lane County sees decline from 2012
By Alex Veiga
The Associated Press
Published: 12:00 a.m., Dec 12
LOS ANGELES — While foreclosures remain a concern in select states, the number of U.S. homes entering the path to foreclosure or winding up repossessed by lenders has fallen to levels not see in more than six years. …
Court foreclosures have decreased sharply in the 20 Oregon counties tracked by Gorilla Capital, a prominent buyer of distressed real estate.
September foreclosure filings were down 85 percent from August, according to Gorilla Capital. …
July 11, 2012
Court foreclosures increased by 19 percent in the 20 Oregon counties tracked by Gorilla Capital, a prominent buyer of distressed real estate. …
June 18,2013
Foreclosures in Oregon’s court system leveled off in May, but legal changes will likely upset the pattern again in coming months. …
Published: June 4, 2013
A small number of investors profit on the investment game despite dwindling opportunities
By ZACH KYLE — zkyle@idahostatesman.com
Every morning at 6 a.m., while his son and wife are still sleeping, Bob Barrow pours a cup of black coffee, fires up his laptop and gets to work. …
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 are left to deal with the consequence. Considering this, it is difficult to expect the Legislature to easily change today’s foreclosure atmosphere. Despite this hurdle, the Legislature is working on passing some good legislation in an attempt to better the current foreclosure processes in Oregon. …