Short Sale Trap: Mortgage Insurance [Part One]
April 29, 2011
As we know, during the easy credit era of the recent past, many, many people borrowed well in excess of 80% of their home’s purchase
As we know, during the easy credit era of the recent past, many, many people borrowed well in excess of 80% of their home’s purchase
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“We come in peace.” For those who have seen the 1996 movie, “Mars Attacks!” there is a certain metaphorical similarity between the movie and the
B.L. Zebub: “OK everyone, listen up. The last time we had a conference call, there seemed to be an undue amount of bickering and finger-pointing
Chimera – A grotesque product of the imagination. For the past several years in Oregon, foreclosures have been processed fraudulently and in violation of Oregon’s
Kelly Harpster, formerly a young brainiac associate from Davis Wright Tremaine, my alma mater, who left to make her mark on the Portland legal scene,
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“Choisissez vos combat” It’s a rare day in the court system where a litigant wins a case and still comes out the big loser. But