The Oregon Legislature has recently passed, and the Governor has signed, House Bill 2916. Here’s a quick summary: It applies to lenders who hold mortgage
“Foreclosure processing delays continue to mask the true face of the foreclosure situation, although there were some clues in the May numbers of what lies
Greed: “An excessive desire to acquire or possess more than what one needs or deserves, especially with respect to material wealth.” The term “negative
Snidely Whiplash, Arch Villain, Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon This post follows on the heels of my discussion of Oregon’s Foreclosure problems, here. At this
“Curses! Foiled Again!” – Snidely Whiplash, Arch Villain, Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon Background. The lending industry’s response to the foreclosure problems in this country,
“While I recognize that plaintiffs have failed to make any payments on the note since September 2009, that failure does not permit defendants to violate
Regretfully, I cannot disclose how the following transcript fell into my hands. I have guaranteed the complete anonymity of my source, who participated in the
Although there is an abundance of useful information on the Internet, it can become confusing to many. So I thought I’d post some of the
From the same court that brought us U.S. Bank Association, Trustee v. Ibanez, earlier this year, it now appears we will soon hear from the
As noted in one of my recent posts, foreclosure trustees such as ReconTrust, the wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of America, quietly suspended their foreclosures
