Homes lost, but some 2nd-mortgage debts remain San Francisco Chronicle In California during the boom real estate years - 2005 to 2007 - homeowners took out 2.88 million home equity lines of credit and 1.18 million nonpurchase ... |
Drowning in debt: US foreclosures hit rich and poor - Feature - Earthtimes (press release)
Drowning in debt: US foreclosures hit rich and poor - Feature Earthtimes (press release) "I'm seeing tons of foreclosures on million-dollar homes." The fallout has even hit Hollywood celebrities. Actor Nicholas Cage has been forced to surrender ... |
Mill Levy Campaigns - KULR-TV
Mill Levy Campaigns KULR-TV BILLINGS - School District 2 is asking voters to support three mill levies to cover a more than 6 million dollar deficit. ... |
Walters Homes Wins 7 New Jersey Builders Association SAM Awards - PR-inside.com (press release)
![]() PR-inside.com (press release) | Walters Homes Wins 7 New Jersey Builders Association SAM Awards PR-inside.com (press release) Laurie McManus received two merit awards, for Sales Person of the Year, and a Million Dollar Club Award for sales in the $15 million to $20 million category ... |
The Morality of a Short Sale - Huffington Post (blog)
The Morality of a Short Sale Huffington Post (blog) This question was put to the group of real estate professionals recently and the discussion, especially when it came to the million dollar market, exploded. ... |
Million-dollar beach homes gutted - Sydney Morning Herald
Million-dollar beach homes gutted Sydney Morning Herald Two holiday homes worth a combined $5 million were gutted by fire in a luxury area of Byron Bay, on the far north coast, overnight. ... Byron Bay holiday homes worth millions burnt to ground |
Million-dollar homes destroyed by fire - Gold Coast Bulletin News
![]() Gold Coast Bulletin News | Million-dollar homes destroyed by fire Gold Coast Bulletin News Picture: Adam head Two homes valued at more than $10 million have been destroyed by fire in the exclusive Byron Bay suburb of Wategoes Beach. ... |


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