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Black & LoBello on AM720 KDWN

On December 4, 2012, in Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Short Sale, by blacklobellolaw

Click here to listen to the Legal Hour on KDWN AM720 from November 28th, 2012 in which Managing Partner, Tisha Black Chernine, Esq., discusses notice of defaults (“NOD”) leading to evictions (1:30), what happens to property in a bankruptcy (4:05), the steps leading to eviction (11:50), how to check a potential rental property for scams (14:00), Nevada’s portion of the Multi-State Settlement (19:10), upcoming deadlines for real estate tax breaks (21:40), the difference between originating and funding a loan (27:00), loan modification programs (31:55) and debt forgiveness from a short sale (36:00).

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Tagged with: automatic stay • Clark County recorder • evictions • Mortgage Forgivness Debt Relief Act • mortgage insurance • mortgage interest deduction • Notice of Defaults

Black & LoBello at the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce

On May 12, 2011, in Finance, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate, by blacklobellolaw

On May 11, 2011, JAM Properties International and The Bouchard Brothers held an investor event at the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce in which Carlos L. McDade, Esq., took part in discussing Landlords, Tenants and Evictions.

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Tagged with: Black & LoBello • Bouchard Brothers • evictions • Jam Properties International • Landlord • Las Vegas • Nevada • Real estate investors • Tenant

Testimony in the Hearing on the TARP Foreclosure Mitigation Program

On December 20, 2010, in Bankruptcy, Finance, Foreclosure, Legislation, Mortgage, Real Estate, Short Sale, Strategic Default, by blacklobellolaw

Click here to read Katherine Porter’s testimony before the Congressional Oversight Panel at the Hearing on the TARP Foreclosure Mitigation Program in which she describes how the allegations of legal errors in the foreclosure process may impact the housing markets, the soundness of banks, and the overall financial markets.

Tagged with: attorneys • Bank of America • banks • Black & LoBello • Chase • deficiencies • deficiency • Dodd-Frank • evicted • evictions • foreclosure • fraud • GMAC • Las Vegas • litigation • moratoriums • Mortgage • Nevada • robo signing • scandal • TARP • US Bank • Wells Fargo

Some Foreclosures and Evictions postponed for the holidays

On December 3, 2010, in Mortgage, Real Estate, by blacklobellolaw

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are postponing foreclosure evictions on mortgage loans they own or back from December 20^th to January 3^rd.

Wells Fargo will freeze foreclosure sales for the holiday. The lender’s freeze will run the same two week period as that of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It will only postpone sales of home loans that it owns. For other loans that it only services, that are owned by others (“owners” or “ investors”), it will only postpone sales if authorized by the investor.

Bank of America may postpone foreclosure sales on loans it owns or that are owned by investors that give the bank delegated authority to act. Like Wells Fargo, Bank of America will postpone sales of homes whose loans are held by investors only if authorized by the investor.

Carlos L. McDade, Esq.