Add to ORKGThis Note will discuss the issues concerning laws regulating lien priority in association foreclosure sales and argue that lenders, because they are in the best position to do so, should implement proactive strategies to protect their interests in association foreclosures. Part I provides an overview of uniform law development and a history of Washington’s governing laws with a focus on recent problems relating to association lien priority. Part II presents analysis of the important court decisions applying the lien priority statute and discussion regarding current and proposed Washington law. Finally, Part III discusses potential solutions lenders should implement to balance the interests of associations and lenders in the aftermath of the...
The interpretation of this statute by the Washington Supreme Court has not always been uniform or ce...
Ohio follows the generally accepted rule that where there is a mortgage securing future advances suc...
The holder of an option to purchase land ordered building materials from plaintiff. The materials we...
During the recent real estate crisis, competition for scarce dollars pitted the holders of defaulted...
Intentionally or not, every state’s law regarding lien priority and post-foreclosure liability alloc...
An association’s six-month lien priority is sometimes termed a “superlien,” but there is nothing par...
This Article looks at the New Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure Act as it relates to priority in the for...
Over the past decade, the relative standing of liens and UCC security interests has been a matter of...
Part II of this Note discusses the background necessary to understand the super-priority lien and it...
Today\u27s soaring mortgage default rate and the uncertainty and delay associated with mortgage fore...
This paper is an empirical and analytical investigation of priority in construction lending. It rest...
Few reported cases have addressed the relative priority rights of a mortgage lender and the IRS for ...
For many years it has been recognized that a present security interestmay be established in property...
In Washington Mutual Savings Bank v. United State, the Washington Supreme Court extended the anti-de...
Plaintiff, a first mortgagee, instituted a foreclosure proceeding joining the mortgagors, a second m...
The interpretation of this statute by the Washington Supreme Court has not always been uniform or ce...
Ohio follows the generally accepted rule that where there is a mortgage securing future advances suc...
The holder of an option to purchase land ordered building materials from plaintiff. The materials we...
During the recent real estate crisis, competition for scarce dollars pitted the holders of defaulted...
Intentionally or not, every state’s law regarding lien priority and post-foreclosure liability alloc...
An association’s six-month lien priority is sometimes termed a “superlien,” but there is nothing par...
This Article looks at the New Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure Act as it relates to priority in the for...
Over the past decade, the relative standing of liens and UCC security interests has been a matter of...
Part II of this Note discusses the background necessary to understand the super-priority lien and it...
Today\u27s soaring mortgage default rate and the uncertainty and delay associated with mortgage fore...
This paper is an empirical and analytical investigation of priority in construction lending. It rest...
Few reported cases have addressed the relative priority rights of a mortgage lender and the IRS for ...
For many years it has been recognized that a present security interestmay be established in property...
In Washington Mutual Savings Bank v. United State, the Washington Supreme Court extended the anti-de...
Plaintiff, a first mortgagee, instituted a foreclosure proceeding joining the mortgagors, a second m...
The interpretation of this statute by the Washington Supreme Court has not always been uniform or ce...
Ohio follows the generally accepted rule that where there is a mortgage securing future advances suc...
The holder of an option to purchase land ordered building materials from plaintiff. The materials we...