Posts Tagged ‘court of equity’

And Here’s to You Mr. & Mrs. Robinson ““ Will Quiet Title Hold Up in California?

Written on 29 Aug, 2014 at 20:33

I just want to point out that California homeowners should not be in any sort of hurry to follow in the footsteps of Robinson v. MERS. While I understand why many homeowners would describe this case in positive terms...... (Continue reading)

What Makes a Mortgage a “Bad Loan?” I’m Confused.

Written on 20 May, 2013 at 4:43

Or do we only judge a loan to be "bad" after it defaults, and because it defaults? Assuming there are NOT predatory practices involved, is a loan "good" until it defaults and then it becomes "bad." And is... (Continue reading)

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