Ten Reasons Why Short Sales Are Win-Win For Banks & Oregon Borrowers
March 1, 2012
Can I sell my home (i.e. my “primary residence”) for less money than I owe to my bank? The short answer is that “it depends.”
Can I sell my home (i.e. my “primary residence”) for less money than I owe to my bank? The short answer is that “it depends.”
Well, the stealthy lending lobby is up to its old tricks. Just as they did in the 2011 Oregon Regular Session, they prefer to work
[Caveats: 1. The following information is solely based upon Oregon law. Residents from other states should not assume their laws will result in the same
Word has it that Oregon has agreed to sign on to the 50-state attorneys general settlement with five of the country’s largest banks: Bank of
It has recently been reported that Big Banks must have ‘living wills’ in place by July, 2012. In estate planning circles, a “living will” is
As we move into the New Year, our friends in the banking, servicing, and title industries have hastily convened a conference call to deal with
As we enter the New Year, everyone, it seems, has an opinion or prediction. However, one rule should always be applied: Be careful how you
As we approach 2012, our friends in the banking, servicing, and title industries are on their last conference call of the year; this time discussing
Hypocrisy: [c.1200, ipocrisie, from O.Fr. ypocrisie, from L.L. hypocrisis, from Gk. hypokrisis “acting on the stage, pretense,” from hypokrinesthai “play a part, pretend….” Online Etymology Dictionary] Example: When banks lend money today,
The following Frequently Unanswered Questions have been provided in an effort to better understand Big Banks and their systemic inability to explain, answer, or even
