The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled, by a 5-3 majority, that the city of Miami was authorized to bring lawsuits based on allegations that banks engaged in financial-crisis-era discriminatory lending. The city alleged that the banks had intentionally and disproportionately issued risky mortgages on unfavorable terms to minority borrowers.
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Shane Merrill lives in a small town in South Dakota that's 1,400 miles from Wall Street, but he watches the numbers as avidly as the traders. Merrill isn't an investment manager. Foreclosure News
A federal program aimed at helping struggling homeowners keep their homes ends Wednesday with $ 88 million left unspent in the state. Double the number of Floridians were denied aid or withdrew applications than the 48,000 helped as a part of Florida's distribution of $ 1.1 billion in federal Hardest Hit funds. Foreclosure News
A for sale sign sits in front a home near the intersection of West Washington Avenue and North Valley View Boulevard on Wednesday, May 3, 2017, in Las Vegas. Bridget Bennett Las Vegas Review-Journal @bridgetkbennett In 2011, with the economy in the trash heap and banks foreclosing on practically everyone, Nevada lawmakers passed Assembly Bill…
The troubled Hotel Northland project would avoid bankruptcy and foreclosure with a plan to enter receivership that would see the renovations completed within a year. Schmitt: Northland would enter receivership, open within one year The troubled Hotel Northland project would avoid bankruptcy and foreclosure with a plan to enter receivership that would see the renovations…
