FDIC halts IndyMac Foreclosures.
(Only the $15 billion of bank-owned mortgage loans found in IndyMac's portfolio).
Monday, July 14, 2008
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3 comments:
The FDIC is "really focused" on keeping borrowers in their homes for both their sakes and to maximize IndyMac's value for taxpayers. (WSJ.com)
http://apps.indymacbank.com/individuals/realestate/listings.asp?PType=ALL&City=&State=VA&Zip=&BedroomMin=0&BedroomMax=NOMAX&BathroomMin=0&BathroomMax=NOMAX&PriceMin=0&PriceMax=NOMAX&submit1=SEARCH+CRITERIA+%3A%3A
260+ indy mac foreclosures in VA. Looks like these are mostly in the outter ring...
Cool link. It appears those would be the ones already for sale, i.e. already foreclosed upon, but still an interesting handle on how many not yet foreclosed upon there might be.
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