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Colorado ranks 1st in foreclosures

Colorado ranked No. 1 nationally in the number of home foreclosures filed in August, according to a report released Wednesday.

RealtyTrac Inc.'s latest foreclosure market report said the news nationwide is gloomy.

Its August foreclosure report shows that nationwide 115,292 properties entered some stage of foreclosure during the month, a 24-percent increase from the previous month and an increase of nearly 53 percent from August 2005.

The report also shows a national foreclosure rate of one new foreclosure filing for every 1,003 U.S. households, the second highest monthly foreclosure rate reported year to date.

James J. Saccacio, chief executive officer of RealtyTrac said the August rate could reflect the start of a negative trend.

"After spiking early in the year, U.S.


ACLU DAVID KAHNE'S AARP BILL OF RIGHTS FOR HOMEOWNERS IN ...

At first I was a little crushed and offended that my husband Johnnie and I were not in the acknowledgment portion of David Kahne's Bill of Rights since my family, and I started the current movement to stop the abuse that we endured in our homeowner association and we were the first to bring to our legislators' attention the case law Inwood vs. Harris that started all of this mess. The Jones family was the forerunners of this movement and awareness program and that cannot be challenged by anyone as we started in 1990 and were the only homeowner advocates in the hearing rooms in the early 90's testifying on behalf of ourselves and homeowners in this state, yet our name was not mentioned in the acknowledgment. I do not doubt that the names that were mentioned have worked hard and long to correct the various homeowner problems in their respective states but how can you not mention the family that started the whole advocacy movement before anyone else you mentioned? How can you eliminate from your acknowledgment the first family in the state of Texas to lose their homestead due to non payment of maintenance fees to a homeowner association? This loss happened before Geneva Kirk Brooks' lawsuit and before Winona Blevins' loss of her homestead, although she did eventually get her homestead back, furniture and money in excess of $200,000.



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