While everyone seems to be most concerned about what will happen to people who find their homes the subject of NJ foreclosures, a recent article in nj.com has brought up another interesting scenario that concerns people who deal with these foreclosures as a means of making a living.
Realtors in New Jersey have been watching the foreclosure situation there and in other parts of the United States with great interest. While many see HUD foreclosures that have been allocated by the federal government as a great way to get these homes back on the market, many are concerned over the threat of a national moratorium on foreclosures while the document signing problems get straightened out.
“We’ve never really gone through this before. It’s so new we haven’t seen what the effect is going to be,” Bill Hanley told nj.com. Hanley is the president of the New Jersey Association of Realtors and a manager at Weichert Realtors in Metuchen. “If people know exactly what’s going on, they could move forward. But uncertainty is really detrimental to the real estate industry and to the entire country.”
However, there are those whose concerns don’t lie with NJ foreclosures from the perspective of realtors or even gains made by HUD foreclosures. For example, here are the unmistakable comments made by Attorney General Paula T. Dow:
“This is not a gray area. Either our legal requirements for filing foreclosures were followed or they weren’t and we will hold the companies accountable for their systematic violations.”
On the other side of that coin, those who are most affected by NJ foreclosures see the possible halt as a good thing. The homeowners facing these foreclosures will get some extra time to try and straighten out their finances.
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