US foreclosure rates hit highest levels in 22 years, according to a survey released Thursday by a national association for real estate finance companies. The chief culprits are falling home prices and the issue with subprime mortgages. |
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US foreclosure rates hit highest levels in 22 years, according to a survey released Thursday by a national association for real estate finance companies. The chief culprits are falling home prices and the issue with subprime mortgages. |
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