Southern Californiaa s foreclosure mill runs at one-tenth its peak pace
In Southern California's six counties, 12,435 foreclosure filings were made in the first quarter. That's down 23 percent in a year and 64 percent below 10 years ago.
In Southern California's six counties, 12,435 foreclosure filings were made in the first quarter. That's down 23 percent in a year and 64 percent below 10 years ago.
Texas voters, here's your chance to have direct input on whether bills become law this fall when seven amendments to the Texas Constitution come before you. It's your opportunity to have a say on important issues such as giving better protections to our disabled vets and how you can use the equity in your homes….
In a little-noticed development, the D.C.-based Alex Cooper Auctioneers company announced that the building at 1101-1104 8th St., S.E. near the Washington Navy Yard in which the gay bar Bachelors Mill has been located since 1988 was sold at a public auction on May 24 for $ 3,275,000. The announcement says the sale was part…
The decision not to offer Tax Administrator Cindy Lowry the two-year contract extension she wanted was apparently based on the county's tax collection rate, but at least one commissioner believes her hands were tied in that pursuit. It was announced during Monday's commissioners meeting that Lowry, who has been the tax administrator since 2008 and…
Students at Khon Kaen Vocational College created a programme teaching money matters to their peers, hoping to keep loans an option for future pupils. A recent news item captured public attention about a female school director in Kamphaeng Phet province who guaranteed student loan fund debt for her 60 students, 21 of whom defaulted. Foreclosure…
The Kings Lake community in Gibsonton was once the epicenter of the area's housing crisis with one in every five homes in the southern Hillsborough County community going through foreclosure. Now, like much of Tampa Bay, sales are soaring, prices are up sharply and foreclosures have dwindled. Foreclosure News
A three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit recently affirmed a district court's summary judgment finding that a national consumer reporting agency did not violate the Fair Credit Reporting Act . The court explained that the CRA could not be held responsible for the adverse consequences that consumers may face when a subscriber interprets consumer reports…