Sentence examples for lost to foreclosure from inspiring English sources

She worked 50, 60, sometimes 70 hours a week to support her two children, and to try to hold onto a Brooklyn house she eventually lost to foreclosure.

The events have also prompted scrutiny of Ms. Silsby in Idaho, exposing a complicated financial history with lawsuits pending against her and a house lost to foreclosure.

Herb Blecher, an LPS senior vice president, said that even as more houses were lost to foreclosure it might create a chain reaction.

In the four boroughs, 895 homes were lost to foreclosure in the first quarter of this year, compared with 529 in the first quarter of 2007.

The speakers said the company had pushed them into high-risk, high-interest loans for homes they could not afford and eventually lost to foreclosure.

That was before the divorce and long before the house Ms. Simko bought from her ex-husband was lost to foreclosure.

Why spend more on a home in which they have no equity and which they may lose to foreclosure anyway?

The deal would also provide checks for about $2,000 to roughly 750,000 who lost homes to foreclosure.

Some homes sit empty after residents lost them to foreclosure.

Smylie mortgaged his Malibu home to keep the firm afloat, then lost it to foreclosure.

He bought a house in Colorado but lost it to foreclosure.