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Utah Courts Grant Home Owners ‘Get Outa Jail Free’ Card In Foreclosure Mess

by Jeff Brown | January 18, 2011

Short and sweet today, as I’m pretending I’m an employee enjoying the three day weekend like everyone else. A court in Utah has now ordered any record of loans previously recorded on a few homes to be eliminated. Put more plainly, the order left the home owners with their homes magically made debt free. Why [...]

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Understanding Private Lending: Interview with a Private Lender Part 2

by Justin Pierce | August 2, 2009

Last week I spoke with a private lender who loaned her own money and brokered here own loans. She operates in Northern Virginia and takes great interest in the borrower. Her operation is small and she does not have any time or desire to foreclose on a property thus she tries to ensure she will not have to by dealing with experience investors who have assets and usually money to put into the deal.

To get a little variation on this topic I spoke with a different flavor of private lender. David Williams is a hard money lender located in Utah. The differences between these lenders are more than just their geographical location.

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Is Utah still in a Real Estate Bubble?

by Brendan O'Brien | October 24, 2008

I think the answer is yes, meaning this is not the time to put your money into Utah. I like to poke around other real estate markets from time to time, partly because New Hampshire, where I live, has seen stagnant rents for the last five years. There has to be a better place to [...]

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