Archive for the 'Bankruptcy' Category
By: Myles, January 25th, 2012
Auction firms beware >> An interesting issue raised and addressed by the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
BURSON v. SIMARD
JOHN BURSON, ET AL.,v.DAVID SIMARD.
No. 35, September Term, 2011.
Court of Appeals of Maryland.
Filed: January 23, 2012.
Bell, C.J., Harrell, Battaglia, Greene, Adkins, Barbera, John C. Eldridge, (Retired, Specially Assigned), JJ.
Opinion by Adkins, J.
In yet another foreclosure case, we […]
Tags: Auction, Limited Costs to one resale, Maryland Foreclosure
Posted in Auction, Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, Foreclosures |
By: Myles, February 15th, 2011
This is huge news for all of us Real Estate wonks. MERS has just been struck down by a Federal Bankruptcy judge.As reported in NewsUnwrapped – a Blog written by local Baltimorean, Steve Meizlish, with the specific intent of Telling-The-Story-Behind-The-Story — we see what could be the beginnings of the unraveling of the Real Estate infrastructure as we […]
Tags: foreclosures, MERS, Title
Posted in Mortgage Fraud, Bankruptcy, Title Insurance, Real Estate Owned, MERS, Mortgage Baced Securities, Foreclosures, Attorneys, Residential Real Estate, Delinquency Rates, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Title Policies |
By: Myles, April 16th, 2009
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General Growth Properties, Inc. (GGP) has filed for Chapter 11 federal bankruptcy protection to reorganize, making it the largest real estate bankruptcy in U.S. history.
One April 6, 2009 (just 10 days ago), we highlighted the fate of GGP. We posed the question: How close does, […]
Tags: bankruptcy, General Growth Properties
Posted in Bankruptcy, Economy, Cresession, Developers, Market Trending, Commercial Real Estate |
By: Myles, January 7th, 2009
What appeared to be the worst possible case a few weeks or months ago, for many commercial real estate developers and owners, now appears to be the most likely and negative outcome; vacancy rates are rising sharply with effective rents falling, similarly, with financing options dwindling. Some predict 2009 to be the worst year since ‘91-’92. […]
Tags: commercial real estate
Posted in Delinquency Rates, Cresession, Bankruptcy, TARP, CMBX, Historical Perspective, Commercial Title Companies, Market Trending, Annual Recap, Commercial Real Estate |
By: Myles, January 5th, 2009
As we suggested in this Blog on November 7, 2008, democrats are once again planning to reintroduce legislation that would allow bankruptcy judges to modify the terms of troubled borrowers’ loans — a move that industry opponents say will lead to higher interest rates and down payments for all borrowers.
Rep. Brad Miller, D-N.C., said he […]
Tags: bankruptcy, Loan Modificaitons
Posted in Foreclosures, Bankruptcy, Economic Stimulus, Subprime, Historical Perspective, Market Trending |
By: Myles, November 26th, 2008
LandAmerica’s future is now, officially, in doubt (again). Going from bad to worse ….
11.26.08 >> Title insurer LandAmerica Financial Group Inc. said Wednesday it will file for bankruptcy protection, while competitor Fidelity National Financial Inc. said it will acquire three of LandAmerica’s subsidiaries.
The bankruptcy filing of LandAmerica’s holding company and subsidiary LandAmerica 1031 Exchange […]
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Posted in Bankruptcy, Attorneys, Bankers, Title Policies, Commercial Title Companies |
By: Myles, November 7th, 2008
There is a proposal on the table that would allow bankruptcy judges to modify loans. You read it right ….
This proposal was actually taken out of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act (HERA) passed in the summer 2008, BUT this particular provision was a deal-breaker for President Bush.
Take note, though, with the election results of November 4th, our focus […]
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Posted in Bankruptcy, Cresession, Residential Real Estate, Attorneys, Bankers |