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Few Floridians apply for foreclosure compensation
Source: Palm Beach Post Florida residents wronged during a foreclosure could receive up to $125,000 in compensation through a federal program launched in November, but just 3 percent of homeowners contacted statewide have applied to have their cases reviewed. Read more…
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Winner of Lake Worth hero award says volunteering is his oxygen
Source: Palm Beach Post Mark Parrilla couldn’t stop crying when Lake Worth Commissioner Andy Amoroso announced that he was chosen by his peers to receive the city’s first My Lake Worth Hero award. Read more…
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Iraq war veteran claims Habitat for Humanity home in Lake Worth
Source: Palm Beach Post Army veteran Jermaine Scott and his 6-year-old daughter, Kura, accepted the keys to their new three-bedroom home on South E Street during a dedication ceremony Thursday morning organized by Habitat for Humanity. Read more…
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Even with foreclosures on the rise, banks will repossess fewer homes this year, experts say
Source: Palm Beach Post More new foreclosure cases were filed last month statewide and in Palm Beach County than in April or May 2011, but experts say many of the homes will never end up in bank hands. Read more…
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Feds to sell off delinquent loans, aiding South Florida borrowers in foreclosure
Source: Palm Beach Post Thousands of South Florida borrowers in foreclosure and ineligible for a loan modification may get another chance to save their home in an expanded Federal Housing Administration program announced Friday. Read more…
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Family to get keys to Habitat for Humanity house in Lake Worth at ceremony Thursday
Source: Palm Beach Post The Hoyle family will accept the keys to a new home built by volunteers with Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County during a ceremony set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday at 24 S. D St. Read more…
