Sentence examples for foreclosure period from inspiring English sources

"At least during our five-year foreclosure period, we were clear who the enemy was, therefore we felt in control of our destiny," she wrote in a 2004 e-mail to Mr. Dennis.

State officials said appeals were granted based on proof of financial hardship, which might involve unemployment, a foreclosure or period of homelessness, or having to make the choice between paying for insurance or for heat and electricity.

It is likely that a foreclosure during this period will be treated less harshly than during more normal times.

Over the same period, foreclosures rose by 42percentt.

The bank attributed some of the delay to "foreclosure holds," or periods when the bank halted seizures repeatedly in response to changing regulations or investigations into foreclosure abuses.

The borrower would lose ownership of his home, but be allowed to remain as a tenant paying fair rent for a reasonable period after foreclosure, with the requirement that he cooperate in the foreclosure.

Some 4.4 million borrowers journeyed through the foreclosure maze during the period.

As the number of tax delinquencies escalated, the city put more pressure on landlords to make their payments, slicing the grace period for foreclosure to one year from three.

The company is already in the process of refunding 4,000 military members about $2 million for violating provisions of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, which provides active duty service members with a grace period prohibiting foreclosure and capping interest rates at 6percentt.

Fourth-quarter data tracked by Property Sharkcom show that there were 605 foreclosures throughout New York City in the fourth quarter of 2007, a 71 percent increase over the 354 foreclosures in the same period in 2006.com

While our initial finding contradicts recent media reports, spatial analyses verify other research on the social problems associated with concentrated foreclosures, and lend support for policies designed to reduce breeding during heighted periods of foreclosure and other economic crises.