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May 23rd, 2012
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
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Fewer homes lost to foreclosure
 

After rising for four years in a row, the number of foreclosures in Lancaster County fell last year — dramatically.
According to court......
Banks take fewer houses
 

 

The number of home foreclosures in Lancaster County has plummeted to the lowest average monthly level in a decade.

But that's n......
Record number losing homes
 

To one local man whose family experienced foreclosure on their home, the process was as demeaning as it was traumatic.
Lending institutions,......
Foreclosure figures headed for record
 

Homes in Lancaster County are still being foreclosed at a record clip.
But the pace could slacken because of the still-mushrooming foreclosu......
County home defaults up 5%
The number of foreclosures in Lancaster County is up 5 percent for the first seven months of the year — but the pace may be slowing.
According t......
Home to foreclosures
If America's foreclosure crisis has an epicenter in Lancaster County, Dave Porter's neighborhood might be it.
Porter lives on Ruby Street in t......
Reverse mortgages let owners tap equity
John Spencer Sr. came close this fall to losing the Lancaster rowhouse he's lived in for the past 27 years to a sheriff's sale for unpaid prop......
In demand
George Flood had things planned to a T.
His fiancee would join him in the spacious clapboard house he'd purchased in Mountville in 2006.
He'd ......
In the wake of foreclosed properties
By late last week the grass had been cut.
The piles of garbage were smaller. The rats, reported one neighbor, were on the run.
Still, the modest home ......
Bank action on house of ex-rep
Last summer, Tom Armstrong's Marietta home was ground zero.
Picketers regularly walked the sidewalk in front of the hillside house with the gray s......
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