Posts Tagged ‘mortgages’
Mortgage Credit Card Fraud What Could It Hurt?
November 18th, 2008
Everyday one can’t pass a TV or newspaper stand without seeing a story on the spiraling economy, home prices, or employees losing their jobs. You hear it on the radio, standing in line for a coffee and even Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Credit Score, Loan, Mortgage, Mortgage Fraud | 
Tags: 401k, bankruptcy, borrowers, businessmen, child support, coffee, collection accounts, consequences, credit card bills, credit card payments, dire straights, economy, Foreclosure, fraud, frustration, interest rate, lifetime, Loan, loans, local restaurant, lunch, mortgages, possible solution, stock investments, tax leins, telling the truth | 
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Having A Title Search On Inherited Property A Good Idea
July 11th, 2007
The reason for writing this is due to the fact that I recently had a client who tried to sell a home he had inherited from his parents. When there is a death in the family, many thoughts and feelings go through our minds. After the wills are read and the mass of paperwork begins Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Loan, Mortgage, Title |
Tags: 4 months, confusion, death in the family, emotions, inherited, judgements, judgments, leins, Loan, memories, Mortgage, mortgages, necessary steps, paperwork, parents, realtor, renovations, siblings, thoughts and feelings, Title, title company, title search, unpaid taxes, wills |
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