Harrop: Freeing predators to bilk little people hurts everyone
The most vivid takeaway from the financial meltdown of 10 years ago was that nearly everyone got hurt. Stock investors took a beating.
Similar Posts
This Is What Ita ll Actually Cost You to Flip a House in DC
ByadminYou just moved to a gentrifying area and the vacant house next door looks tempting. The developer who sold you your place made six figures in a few months. Foreclosure News
Sky-high apartments to open in April
ByadminBridget McConnell, property manager, takes the media through an apartment at Essex Skyline at MacArthur in Santa Ana. The kitchen in the high-rise unit features Viking appliances, imported Italian wood and other premium touches. Foreclosure News
Ecclesia College facing foreclosure of state-financed land
ByadminA lawsuit has been filed in circuit court in Benton County seeking to foreclose on property owned by Ecclesia College in Springdale that was pledged as collateral on loans. The land includes some $ 700,000 worth of acreage for which state money was shipped to the college through the likely unconstitutional and, at times, criminally…
Key Housing Market Indicators Up in September
ByadminMultiple Listing Service statistics for September show year-over-year increases in closed sales, median sale price and days on market with declines reported in new listings, pending sales, inventory of homes for sale and month's supply of inventory. For the month of September 2017, the median home sale price was $ 130,000, an increase of 3.7…
Howa s the Market?: Disclosures a ” might as well tell the truth
ByadminIn the dictionary, “disclosure” is defined as the action of making new or secret information known. Having recently written a column about selling properties as-is, I thought I'd elaborate on the disclosures sellers are required to make in Mendocino County. Foreclosure News
Behind the Lucrative Assembly Line of Student Debt Lawsuits
ByadminA woman in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio, was sued twice, by two different creditors, over the same overdue student loan. Another person, in Illinois, was taken to court over a loan that had already been paid off. Foreclosure News