A Curious Day At The Foreclosure Mill….
August 5, 2012
[Door Slamming] Her: “Honey, is that you? It’s awfully early for you to come home. Are you ill?” Him: “Yeh, I know it’s early. I’m
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[Door Slamming] Her: “Honey, is that you? It’s awfully early for you to come home. Are you ill?” Him: “Yeh, I know it’s early. I’m
For anyone who has sought a loan modification or some other pre-foreclosure solution to their distressed housing situation, they must surely recall the treatment –
This is the second post of two, analyzing the recent Oregon Court of Appeals ruling on MERS. The first post can be found here. The
In the first Oregon appellate court ruling on the issue, the Court of Appeals, addressed, head on, whether MERS may be appointed as the “beneficiary”
Introduction. For those Realtors® who were in the business in 2005 – 2007, multiple offers occurred fairly frequently. Today, we are seeing them again. However
On July 11, 2012, Oregon’s mandatory mediation law will go into effect. For a summary of the law and time lines, go to my posts
In Parts One and Two I addressed the favored status of the ratings agencies in affecting all manner of financial instruments and investment decisions. But
Part One of my blog post “Ratings Agencies Get Their Comeuppance – They’ve Been Downgraded!” dealt with the favored status of the large ratings agencies
Even the most heinous of financial crimes are usually – if not always – the bi-product of willing participants. Admittedly, there may be only one
In an “above the fold” front page article in the June 28, 2012 Wall Street Journal, we learn that Barclays PLC, one of the world’s largest
