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6 ways to save the family home after a death or divorce
Mar 23, 2016The people who succeed ownership of a home after a death or family breakup are known as “successors in interest” or “successors.” However, the change in ownership is not a simple process and can a result in a lot of problems. The National Consumer Law Center is out to remedy this.
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Yes, TRID is expensive, but did the CFPB reach its goal?
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Can’t afford your mortgage in the Bay Area?
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Black Knight: Mortgage delinquencies lowest since 2007
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New home sales signal confidence in housing market
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MBA: Mortgage apps continue downward trend
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Pro Teck: Home prices up 9.02% annually in February
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U.S. Seniors’ Home Equity is Now a $5.83 Trillion Reverse Mortgage Opportunity
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5 Ways Reverse Mortgages Make Retirement Easier
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NYC Mayor wins approval for affordable housing plan
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SEC reportedly investigating nonbanks for sending loans to collections too quickly
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Forbes: Benefits of Using Reverse Mortgages for Home Purchases
Mar 22, 2016
