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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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Potential New York laws includes a good foreclosure law, a good banking law, and a bad campaign finance law.
Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, Ballot issues, campaign finance reform, Corporations, economy, elections, grassroots democracy, housing, new york, New York State Politics, News, Occupy Wall Street, politics, rants, reform | Tagged: Bank of North Dakota, foreclosure, new york, New York State Assembly | Leave a Comment »
The Consumer Financial Protection Board released a report noting problems in the Reverse Mortgage market similar to those I stated in a prior post.
Filed under: activism, congress, economy, News, politics, US Politics | Tagged: banks, CFPB, finance, foreclosure, HECM, Home equity, Mortgage loan, mortgages, News, report, Reverse mortgage, Richard Cordray, United States Consumer Financial Protection Bureau | 1 Comment »
Cheri Honkala, homeless advocate and Green Party candidate for Sheriff of Philadelphia, Pa., pledges to halt home evictions and challenge the power of banks, if elected Cheri Honkala, candidate for Sheriff of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has emerged as the Green Party’s highest profile candidate in the 2011 election year. Ms. Honkala’s campaign slogans, “Keeping Families in […]
Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, Corporations, election, elections, grassroots democracy, Green Party | Tagged: banks, eviction, foreclosure, green, Kensington Welfare Rights Union, pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Thomas Jefferson, united states | 9 Comments »
I don’t believe that we will have an economic recovery until we resolve the mortgage crisis. The media may have moved on to congressional body parts, but the mortgage crisis is still very real and the engine of financial entropy. In discussions with foreclosure attorneys for the banks, it seems clear to all parties involved […]
Filed under: activism, congress, Corporations, News | Tagged: banks, business, deed-in-lieu, Default (finance), Financial Services, foreclosure, investors, modifications, mortgage, Mortgage loan, servicers, Short (finance), Short sale (real estate), Subprime mortgage crisis, united states | Leave a Comment »
IW: this is becoming more common. We should have just re-possessed them in 2008 instead of giving them our TARP money. Collier court documents show that they bought a house in Golden Gate from the bank for $165,000 in 2009. They paid cash, no mortgage. But somehow the bank and its attorney, the David J. […]
Filed under: activism, Corporations, grassroots democracy, News, politics, US Politics | Tagged: Bank of America, banking, business, Financial Services, foreclosure, lawyer, mortgage, Repurchase agreement, Sheriff, Troubled Asset Relief Program, united states | Leave a Comment »
Foreclosure Tsunami Will Hit New York Soon – Just as State’s Foreclosure Prevention Funding Runs Out New analysis of data from the Federal Reserve of New York shows that the foreclosure crisis in New York is far from over – and without legislative action to provide funding for the state’s “Foreclosure Prevention Services Program,” thousands […]
Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, Corporations, economy, new york, New York State Politics | Tagged: business, foreclosure, Loan, new york, Staten Island, united states | Leave a Comment »
New York State Banking Department Issues Second Report on Pre-Foreclosures Notices 134,000 Notices Sent to NY Homeowners Warning of Possible Foreclosure The New York State Banking Department today announced that more than 76,744 90-day pre-foreclosure notices were sent to New York homeowners who have fallen behind on their mortgage payments since May 31, 2010. A […]
Filed under: economy, housing, long island, new york, News, suffolk, suffolk county | Tagged: David Paterson, foreclosure, housing, Lis pendens, Mortgage loan, new york, New York State Banking Department, Richard H. Neiman, Suffolk County New York | 1 Comment »
