Why Banks Are Halting Foreclosures In Oregon
March 7, 2011
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
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
The Note and the Trust Deed had been married for years. The union was good, with very few tears. They were always together, going hither
Breaking News! An exciting new board game has just been introduced to the marketplace – THE MODIFICATION GAME! Not since the Great Depression have people
As the Realtor® industry enters into 2011, there is little question but that short sales are going to be around for a while. It will
Background. The residential loan market experienced tremendous growth between 2004 and 2007. Lenders were able to accommodate millions of borrowers, because they quickly sold the
“Why, anybody can have a brain. That’s a very mediocre commodity. Every pusillanimous creature that crawls on the Earth or slinks through slimy seas has
Much has been made lately of the claims that lenders have intentionally or negligently relied upon bogus documents when foreclosing folks out of their homes.
Well, these are interesting times. One would have thought short-cutting the lending process by making poorly underwritten loans would have been a wake-up call to
