Home prices in the Tampa Bay area shot up again in February as Pasco led the way with its biggest increase in a year. “We've got to see more who are interested in participating in the market coming online because we have buyers but not enough sellers,” Charles Richardson, regional vice president of Coldwell Banker, said today.
The University of Massachusetts is selling 20 acres of land near its Boston campus, hoping the sale can help the school's pressing financial needs. Foreclosure News
Two entities that purchase liens on tax delinquent properties are suing four towns and the company that administers the registry. Two years ago, the county partnered with Community Champions Corp. to establish a database of abandoned and vacant properties in an effort to hold owners of properties — or mortgage holders — accountable for upkeep…
U.S. foreclosure activity in Q3 2017 was 31 percent below the pre-recession average of 278,912 properties with foreclosure filings per quarter between Q1 2006 and Q3 2007 – the fourth consecutive quarter where U.S. foreclosure activity has tracked below the pre-recession average. “Legacy foreclosures from the high-risk loans originated between 2004 and 2008 have largely…
Civil rights groups and election officials fielded thousands of reports of voting irregularities across US, with voters complaining of broken machines, long lines and untrained poll workers improperly challenging Americans' right to vote. The loudest of those complaints came from Georgia, where issues of race, ballot access and election fairness have fuelled the contest between…
Soon after a blood test revealed that Janiece Moore's year-old son was lead poisoned, the landlord posted a notice at her family's Glenville duplex: They had three days to move, or she'd evict them. A more than six-month legal battle has ensued, one that has forced the Moore family, like so many others, to face…
If the same lender has both a senior and junior deed of trust on the same security property, can that lender foreclose on the senior lien by trustee's sale, and then sue the debtor personally for the junior debt? The answer just got more complicated, thanks to a recent decision from California's Fourth Appellate District…
