Monthly Archives: September 2009

IT MAY MAKE SENSE TO DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIMEIf you are not happy with the outcome of your Nevada foreclosure mediation you can file a Petition for Judicial Review with the District Court. Petitions for judicial review from … Continue reading →

GREEN WASHING A FORECLOSED LAWN An article in the investment paper, Investors Business Daily states that the first four mediations showed mixed results: “In two cases, the loans were modified so that the borrower could stay in the home. One … Continue reading →

Las Vegas Channel 4 Article reports that The Nevada Foreclosure Mediation Program is ready to get down to business in Northern Nevada after a small group of about 25 mediators were sworn in on Monday. This small group was added … Continue reading →

A consumer group reports that anti-foreclosure efforts have largely been a bust. Are nearly two dozen foreclosure mediation programs across the U.S. – including those in such struggling states as Florida, Michigan and California – actually delivering on promises to … Continue reading →

Las Vegas Sun Article Here states that the Nevada Supreme Court is considering putting even more teeth into the mandatory mortgage mediation program by making it easier for the court to sanction lenders for failing to act in good faith.

The word “horrifying” is not commonly found in reports from government task forces. Even when the subject is serious, the terminology tends to be sleep-inducing. Not when it comes to reporting from the frontlines of the foreclosure crisis. There are … Continue reading →

Congresswoman Dina Titus (NV-D) and Congressman Dennis Cardoza (CA-D) introduced legislation today in the House of Representatives to help struggling homeowners receive valuable information that could help them avoid foreclosure. The Mortgage Assistance Information and Scam Prevention Act of 2009 … Continue reading →