Colorado Court of Appeals Helps Clarify Lender Lien Priority Disputes With the downturn in the economy beginning in 2008 and corresponding uptick in lender foreclosures
What do Dodd-Frank and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Regulations Mean for Owner Financing in Colorado? The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (“Dodd-Frank”)
Legal Issues When Interest Rates Rise Webcast 6/24/13: You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Til It’s Gone: Legal Issues When Interest Rates Rise. Mortgage Interest
Many homeowners ask about the criteria for obtaining a loan modification through their existing lender. I have successfully assisted dozens of borrowers in obtaining modifications.
The Statute of Limitations on a Colorado Home Loan Default Probably Isn’t What You Think. Q: What is the statute of limitations for lenders to pursue
What Happens to Debt Secured by Real Estate After A Foreclosure (or Short Sale)? When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction (or short
Considerations Before Walking Away From a Mortgage. The Denver Post recently published an op-ed piece entitled “The Wisdom of Walking Away from Your Mortgage,” which
Co-Author: Mike Smeenk, Esq. At various times during the Great Recession and its aftermath, different economists have estimated that approximately 25% of American households with
The strategies for commercial real estate loan workouts tend to be dramatically different than the considerations for most homeowners who are considering walking away
Co-Author: Jordan J. Bunch, Esq. Question: It is not uncommon for first time homebuyers to get a second mortgage loan from their parents. Does this
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