The truth about foreclosures is That NO ONE wants one. You, the homeowner, obviously don't want to loose your own home to a foreclosure. The bank actually does not desire to foreclose. The bank will not have anything to gain by foreclosing on your own home. As a result of foreclosed the bank finds itself which has a home it does not want, a property it may ought to engage a "trash-out" plan to clean, a property it must sell. Even when the lending company does sell a foreclosed home it might loose funds on the sale of the home. About the only person who benefits from a foreclosure will be the "trash-out" service. As hicks income concept did not specify what is called "equal wealth", and thus the income concept formed the basis of many debates concept, and the theory of accounting earnings, especially the capital preservation theory has a great influence. In accounting, people used to call "maintaining the same level of affluence" as capital preservation. Planning is so important for the success of the transaction that it is necessary to use a hypothetical example to further illustrate. The fund said last year that it would grow 1.1% in 2017 and then increase its forecast to 2%. [R esponding to suggest continued low interest rates and bond purchases at the limiting the central bank's room for manoeuvre in the case of an economic downturn, draghi said the drop was a "the possibility of more distant than it was a year ago".