
Short Sale Trap: Mortgage Insurance [Part One]
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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“The effective use of the DSA’s [Default Services Agreements] between LPS Default and the national mortgage servicers resulted in LPS Default having under its control
“The fraud perpetrated on the Court, Debtors, and trustee would be shocking if this Court had less experience concerning the conduct of mortgage servicers. One too
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“Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.” Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) This holding was inevitable. It has been the subject
The opinions expressed below are mine alone and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of my industry client, Portland Metropolitan Association of Realtors®, their officers,
As a follow-up to my recent post regarding the problem title carriers are facing when the Big Banks try to resell their REOs, it appears
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,
SLAM! BANG! Her: “Honey, is that you?” Him: “Yeh.” Her: “Another bad day at the Firm?” Him: “Bad? Hellish!” Her: “Is that alcohol on your