Can That Easement Stand?
Short answers to some common questions that arise when a pipeline company seeks to use an old easement for new pipeline construction.
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POINT OF VIEW: Misunderstanding Imbued Title Insurance Industry
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4th Circuit Rules Executed But Unrecorded Security Interest Has Priority Over IRS Tax Lien (Maryland)
On October 31, 2014, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit interpreted Maryland law in ruling that a bank's security interest in a Chapter 11 debtor's property created by a deed of trust that was executed before, but recorded after, the Internal Revenue Service filed a tax lien, had priority over the tax lien.
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Federal Housing Administration in the Black for First Time Since 2011
The slow pace of recovery could hamper the agency's efforts to boost the housing recovery, however.
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Borrowers, Beware: The Robo-Signers Aren't Finished Yet
Robo-signed foreclosure documents may interfere with Fannie Mae's recent push to get deficiency judgments on thousands of Florida borrowers.
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