This Week in History for the week of Nov. 11-17, 2018
A look back at 10, 25 and 50 years ago in Loveland-area news, from the archives of the Loveland Reporter-Herald.
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Brooklyn borough president looks to blunt foreclosure spike
ByadminThe Democrat announced Monday that his office will host a free seminar July 19 for homeowners battling foreclosure. The gathering at Borough Hall, featuring housing counselors and financial advisers, is in response to a recent PropertyShark report that found the number of dwellings repossessed by banks shot up 16% in 2018. Foreclosure News
In little-known foreclosure world, owners can lose homes over as little as $50 in back taxes
ByadminProperty owners who fall behind on property taxes can have their debt by investors who then have the right to collect the debt and interest, too. In little-known foreclosure world, owners can lose homes over as little as $ 50 in back taxes Property owners who fall behind on property taxes can have their debt…
Maryland accelerates foreclosures on abandoned and vacant properties.
ByadminWhere traditional foreclosure cannot be docketed for 90 days after the triggering event, a lender may now petition the court for permission to immediately foreclose on vacant and abandoned properties. The petition can cut up to three months off the process, if successful. Foreclosure News
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Dodd-Frank Overhaul Needed
ByadminLiberals in Congress are livid that conservatives would dare to meddle with the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law. It is needed to safeguard Americans against predatory bankers, say some Democrats. Foreclosure News
Intermodal facility faces foreclosure
ByadminMinot's intermodal facility is in default, and its lender is asking the court in a foreclosure proceeding for the right to sell property to collect on its debt. The Minot City Council will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. for attorney consultation. Foreclosure News