Whitney Foreclosure Auctions in Hill County

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They have been legally foreclosed upon by the banks and now they are being offered at well below market value. The reason for this is simple: the banks made poor investment and now they are attempting to recoup as much money as they possibly can. This presents you, the homeowner, with the perfect opportunity to buy a new Whitney Auction Homes at a fraction of its market price. But first you have to sign up at ForeclosureRepos.com to gain access to the most sought-after real estate listing on the market today.

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• Lawmakers impatient with Obama mortgage plan - The Associated Press

  "Taxpayer-funded foreclosure mitigation programs have been an abject failure," said Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, at a hearing on the program. ...

• 'Toxic Titles' Worth Less than Cost of Foreclosure: Fed's Duke - Housing Wire

  Duke was introduced to Lone Star Investment Advisors, a private equity firm based in Dallas that invests in low-to moderate-income areas in Texas. ...

• Geithner Outlines Future for TARP - New York Times

  With up to 13 million more foreclosures projected over the next five years, the panel said, ?TARP's foreclosure mitigation programs have not yet achieved ...