Michigan Supreme Court Decision Delivers Win for Man Who Had His House Stolen Over $8 Tax Debt
By David Deerson “You have a situation where people owe eight dollars and they lost their house. How is that equitable?” In a recent unanimous…
By David Deerson “You have a situation where people owe eight dollars and they lost their house. How is that equitable?” In a recent unanimous…
By Tyler Durden In an unprecedented move on Tuesday, with Congress unable to reach a common ground on virtually any stimulus extension, the Centers for…
By Tyler Durden Readers may recall last week we outlined the dam of pent up mortgage delinquencies continued to crack, with the share of delinquent Federal Housing Administration’s…
By Tyler Durden Las Vegas is expected to become one of the focal points of the eviction crisis as nearly a quarter-million people could be removed from…
By Tyler Durden Last month we quoted from Wolf Richter to remind readers of something we discussed several months ago when we went over the…
By Michael Maharrey Government sucks you in by promising to fix the problems that it created in the first place. And it almost always makes…
By Tyler Durden Readers may recall as early as April we outlined how mortgage lenders were preparing for the most significant wave of delinquencies in history…
By Elias Marat As the United States continues to struggle with growing coronavirus infections and varying degrees of local lockdowns, relief measures from the first…
By Tyler Durden The eviction moratorium expired last Friday nearly four months after the US economy effectively shutdown due to the covid pandemic, and more than 12…
By Tyler Durden The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) was able to stop evictions of renters during the coronavirus pandemic. The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES)…
By B.N. Frank According to real estate agents, cell towers and antennas have always reduced property value. Thanks to the folks at 5G Crisis for…
By Elias Marat With the pandemic continuing to sink its claws into the United States, economic conditions have also failed to improve for millions of…
By Tyler Durden Over the last couple of years, we have been extensively documenting the hastening trend of abandoned malls around the country. As brick…
By Tyler Durden Most Americans aren’t prepared for an extended slowdown in the economy. To prepare, one must cut expenses, build savings, and even downsize. There’s…