January 23rd, 2010

Friday Scoop on Credit Karma & Housing Market News

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Disappointing news from the housing front: Obama’s mortgage plan to fix the foreclosure crisis is a dud and may have put the housing market recovery at risk, reports the Associated Press. Since its implementation last February, only 66,5000 homeowners of the originally projected 3 to 4 million homeowners have been helped by the federal program. This stands as a serious threat to the housing market because more foreclosed properties flooding the market means the housing crisis could take another turn for the worse. More housing market updates included in the roundup below.

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    Douglas at 2:04 pm on January 24, 2010

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