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Decisions by homeowners to walk away from mortgages they can afford are accounting for an increasing share of defaults, according to Morgan Stanley.

In February, they said, they learned that the home would be sold at a foreclosure auction because they hadn't been paying the original full monthly payment. They tried to stop the sale, but it went forward in March. The Kinghorns blame the mortgage ... and two of its subsidiaries, Chase Home Finance and Washington Mutual Bank, claiming that the groups illegally delayed and denied their applications for permanent foreclosure relief ... sued Chase because it told them to stop making mortgage payments ... In February 2009, the FTC charged National Foreclosure Relief and three of its principals with falsely claiming they would stop foreclosure or fully refund consumers’ money. Many people – under water on their mortgages and desperate to avoid ...

STONY RIDGE, Ohio - A northern Ohio man who is being evicted from his home locked himself inside and is vowing to stay until a moratorium is declared on foreclosures.

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