Add to ORKGThis Note argues that the Ninth Circuit erred in holding that the Federal Foreclosure Bar requires the Agency’s consent and that, even if it does require Agency consent, the Agency has not already impliedly consented. This Note also discusses the policy implications of the Berezovsky decision and of requiring the Agency’s consent before associations can foreclose. The Federal Foreclosure Bar completely undercuts the balance that priority lien laws created between lenders and associations, and it effec-tively prevents associations from enforcing their rights
This Article unveils the logic of these transactions and provides market context, which is often mis...
One of the many painful lessons learned from the mortgage crisis that began in 2007 is that foreclos...
Proponents of robust mortgage finance regulation would do well to look to the states, and specifical...
This Note argues that the Ninth Circuit erred in holding that the Federal Foreclosure Bar requires t...
Intentionally or not, every state’s law regarding lien priority and post-foreclosure liability alloc...
Part II of this Note discusses the background necessary to understand the super-priority lien and it...
This Article argues that adherence to mortgage formalities regarding foreclosure is valuable for exp...
Unlike real property foreclosures, which are the subject of detailed statutory regulation, Part 5 of...
The Eighth Circuit has ruled that in certain situations noncollusive real estate foreclosures can be...
This Court has previously held that the Federal Foreclosure Bar preempts NRS 116. 3116 and that a fi...
An association’s six-month lien priority is sometimes termed a “superlien,” but there is nothing par...
Homeowners associations (“HOAs”) are a foundational piece of life in the United States for people of...
[Excerpt] “This article will discuss the operation of two portions of the Uniform Commercial Code (“...
Banks are neither private attorneys general nor bounty hunters, armed with a roving commission to se...
Foreclosures are at a record high, causing families to be displaced, blighted neighborhoods and the ...
This Article unveils the logic of these transactions and provides market context, which is often mis...
One of the many painful lessons learned from the mortgage crisis that began in 2007 is that foreclos...
Proponents of robust mortgage finance regulation would do well to look to the states, and specifical...
This Note argues that the Ninth Circuit erred in holding that the Federal Foreclosure Bar requires t...
Intentionally or not, every state’s law regarding lien priority and post-foreclosure liability alloc...
Part II of this Note discusses the background necessary to understand the super-priority lien and it...
This Article argues that adherence to mortgage formalities regarding foreclosure is valuable for exp...
Unlike real property foreclosures, which are the subject of detailed statutory regulation, Part 5 of...
The Eighth Circuit has ruled that in certain situations noncollusive real estate foreclosures can be...
This Court has previously held that the Federal Foreclosure Bar preempts NRS 116. 3116 and that a fi...
An association’s six-month lien priority is sometimes termed a “superlien,” but there is nothing par...
Homeowners associations (“HOAs”) are a foundational piece of life in the United States for people of...
[Excerpt] “This article will discuss the operation of two portions of the Uniform Commercial Code (“...
Banks are neither private attorneys general nor bounty hunters, armed with a roving commission to se...
Foreclosures are at a record high, causing families to be displaced, blighted neighborhoods and the ...
This Article unveils the logic of these transactions and provides market context, which is often mis...
One of the many painful lessons learned from the mortgage crisis that began in 2007 is that foreclos...
Proponents of robust mortgage finance regulation would do well to look to the states, and specifical...