Sentence examples for losing equity from inspiring English sources

As the recession becomes more severe and unemployment mounts, they fret each week their properties remain unsold, and fear losing equity.

She notes that foreclosure shouldn't be an option except in extreme cases and short sales take time in which the homeowner could be losing equity on their house.

A return policy is designed to ameliorate those early concerns and ensure that founders never have to worry about wasting their time and losing equity in the process.

If a consumer knows he's underwater or losing equity value in his home, it has a much stronger effect on his confidence than if, say, the value of his retirement accounts and stocks begins to plunge.

Retirees lost equity in their homes and have less time for their retirement accounts to recover.

What if consumers — having lost equity in their homes and scrimping on cars, vacations, even college tuition — were reluctant to buy and install the panels?

Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally will be required to provide any service member who was a victim of a wrongful foreclosure a minimum of $116,785, plus lost equity and interest, Mr. Perez said.

Nascent signs of life in the spring selling season are welcome, but it will take a far stronger economy, or far more aggressive antiforeclosure efforts, to substantially rebuild lost equity anytime soon.

He and his wife aren't as bad off as some — they still own their home and, while they've lost equity, they don't think it's worth less than their $150,000 mortgage.

It's not clear whether I.P.L. team owners make money from their franchises, because these numbers are not public, but they have certainly lost equity value on their main businesses.

Mr. Belvedere said he would be willing to live with all that lost equity if he could refinance his loan from a variable rate, which could eventually go as high as 12percentt, into a 30-year fixed term.