IRS hacks emphasize need to protect clients from identity theft
IRS hacks expose a vulnerability in mortgage applications that may put homeowners at risk for identity theft.
Read MorePosted by Amy Thomas | Jul 6, 2015 | Real Estate |
IRS hacks expose a vulnerability in mortgage applications that may put homeowners at risk for identity theft.
Read MorePosted by Amy Thomas | Jun 26, 2015 | Recent Case Decisions |
A city enacts a housing ordinance requiring 15% of all new residential development projects with a minimum of 20 units be sold at prices suitable for low- or moderate-income buyers.
Read MorePosted by Amy Thomas | Jun 22, 2015 | Recent Case Decisions |
An owner enters into a permanent mortgage modification agreement with a mortgage holder. The mortgage holder issues a statement stating it will no longer honor the agreement.
Read MorePosted by Amy Thomas | Jun 19, 2015 | Recent Case Decisions |
A homeowner and mortgage holder verbally agree to postpone a trustee’s sale while negotiating a mortgage modification.
Read MorePosted by Amy Thomas | Jun 12, 2015 | Recent Case Decisions |
A landlord files a notice of intent to withdraw property from the rental market with the local rent board.
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