What could possibly go wrong? This is really troubling to me. Don’t let these casual loan officers from west of the Mississippi fool you. They are cutting edge scholars of our society, our media, our government, and our national commerce. They normally opt for more entertainment value, but today’s video-blog on the real estate industry…
Our firm was recently contacted by a borrower who formerly took advantage of our free consultation on foreclosure prevention cases. The homeowner ultimately decided to allow his home to go into foreclosure and not fight for a short sale or other remedy. I don’t remember all the details why the decision was made to take…
The good news is that according to the Wall Street Journal the current temporary spending bill passed by the House of Representatives DOES have a provision to extend the Mortgage Debt Relief Act for another year! Call your Representative and thank them if you completed a Short Sale in 2014. The bad news is that…
At first this sounds like great news for consumers. In reality, the only good news for consumers is that we live in America where you have the freedom to make risky choices. Only a decade ago you could buy more home than you could afford by paying just a little higher interest rate using a…
Whether it was Perry Mason, LA LAW, or an actual relationship with an attorney, most of us have stereotypes of attorneys. Not only attorneys in general, but the way you think of an F. Lee Baily or Johnny Cochran type litigator is probably not the same way you feel about a Tax Attorney. When you…
Perhaps no other profession in North America is in more dire need of respect and appreciation than that of realtor/real estate agent. Setting aside the jokes about the world’s 2nd oldest profession, even early caveman needed an “MLS” and an efficient way to evaluate all the important aspects of a prospective cave’s suitability to the…
