November 10, 2008
N. Miami Mayor Calls For Foreclosure Diversion Program (NBC 6 Miami)
The mayor of North Miami is asking the Miami-Dade County courts to create a mortgage foreclosure diversion program to help folks stay in their homes — folks just like him. more…
well iam renting a house thats is in foreclosure and i already send the papers(letter) to the court and the lawyers of the plaintiff explaining my situation as a tenant.people keep telling me to go to a title company and open an escrow account and dont give her directly the money for the rent.If she put the house updated (i dont think she would do that) because she havent called me or respond thats when i give her the money back.but if not iam i still giving her the money the bank could trow me out when they reposses it and i will have no money left to move or rent.what should i do?she rent the house to me in august and she (lanlord) stop paying the mortgage on june,so she knew from the start that she will not pay no more.thats fraud?could i take her to court?i suffer from emotional asthma and believe me i being sick since i receive those papers on front of my door.please help!tDOES ANYONE KNOWS WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE FROM THE BANK DEUTSHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST…IF THEY TOOK THE HOUSE THEY GONNA GIVE ME CERTAIN TIME TO GO? I HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT NOT EVERY BANK WORK THE SAME WAY. more…
St. Louis has long been accused of having an inferiority complex, first in football, and later in conventions. The two are inextricably linked and help tell the story about why St. Louis’ largest hotel, the Renaissance Grand and Suites next to the convention center, is facing foreclosure less than six years after the hotel was completed. more…
I have two rental properties. One I bought in February 08 and the second in August 08. The thing is, I have a lot of liabilities on my credit at this point in time. Personal loans and things of that nature. I have the properties on my credit, but I want to purchase a multi unit property which is actually cheaper than my second rental property (August 08). The multi unit is a foreclosure and I am sure the bank want to rid themselves of it. Of course I have to do more research, but I am wondering if I can do a 1031 exchange with a bank foreclosure. The property I want to exchange is a condo which is actually 30 thousand more than this multi unit property. Is this possible? I was also thinking of getting a tax ID and moving my two current properties onto that ID, but I guess you would have to establish some sort of credit on the tax ID with that? Can someone give me the best idea on a route to take? Thanks! more…
