Note & Real Estate News Weekly Roundup 3-18-17

Here's your weekly roundup of links to major news stories and articles affecting the note and real estate business. The big story of the week is that the Justice Dept. is asking the court to declare the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau unconstitutional. See the first link below.

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CFPB and NY Attorney Gen. Sue Lawsuit Settlement Funding Company
Bankruptcy Court Says An Assignment Of A Note Not Enough to Prove Ownership
Foreclosures At Lowest Level Since 2011
It's Nearly Impossible To Get Fired At The IRS For Tax Evasion
This Is What Happens When The Govt. Tries To Control Wages And Prices
Obama Had Mortgage Slush Fund, Illegally Funneled Billions To Leftist Groups

The Videos From The 2016 Paper Source Note Symposium

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The podcast on buying non-performing notes in the foreclosure process with Kurt Demiere, founder of County Records Research, is posted at https://papersourceonline.com/podcasts/

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Kurt will give a SPECIAL BRIEFING at the Clark Co. (Las Vegas) foreclosure auction and teach at The Paper Source Note Symposium.