Articles Tagged With 'Loan Modification'
Geithner Talks Tough on Loan Mods, and Backs It Up With … More Data
The Treasury secretary acknowledges problems with mortgage servicers, but offers no new solutions.
Update: Reporting Matchmaker a Success
ProPublica has matched 140 journalists with area homeowners who are trying to have their mortgages modified.
New March Mortgage Mod Data: Cancellations Jump, Logjam Continues
The government reports a big increase in the number of homeowners who are denied loan modifications.
Reporting Matchmaker: Match.com’s Got Nothing on Us
About 100 journalists have signed up to partner with a home loan mod customer, and more than half already have matches.
Reporting Matchmaker: Setting Up Home Loan Modification Applicants With Local Journalists
ProPublica is offering to introduce local journalists to struggling homeowners who are trying to get mortgage modifications.
Investigations You Need to Read: Wednesday
Today's investigations elsewhere roundup includes a drug company seeking info on FDA officials, possible racial bias in loan mods and a jail with escaping inmates but a perfect inspection score.
Treasury, Ahem, Clarifies Goals for the Mortgage Mod Program
The number of expected loan modifications in the government's foreclosure prevention program isn't as high as earlier figures s
The Story So Far on the Gov’t Loan Mod Program
A new resource page on the government’s loan modification program puts all of our reporting in one place. The program still has
And The World’s Longest Trial Mod Is…
Some homeowners have waited nearly 10 months to learn whether their mortgage modifications will be permanent.
Chase and Other Servicers Leave Many in Loan Mod Limbo; Treasury Threatens Penalties
Mortgage services have been allowed to let trial modifications linger without penalties, but that will end soon.
