10,287 foreclosure filings in Pima thus far this year
Thursday Nov 5 | via Arizona Daily Star
More than 10,000 properties have been hit with foreclosure filings in Pima County this year, reflecting deep levels of distress in a battered housing market. Comment?
Ex-real estate agent pleads guilty in Tucsonan's case
Wednesday Oct 28 | via Arizona Daily Star
A 46-year-old former real estate agent is facing up to 3.75 years in prison after pleading guilty to improperly selling the home of an elderly Tucson resident and keeping the profit. Comment?
Ex-real estate agent pleads guilty in Tucson fraud
Tuesday Oct 27 | via KGUN-TV Tucson
Authorities say a former real estate agent has pleaded guilty to felony charges for defrauding an elderly Tucson resident. Comment?
Ex-Real Estate Agent Pleads Guilty To Fraud
Tuesday Oct 27 | via KPHO-TV Phoenix
A former real estate agent has pleaded guilty to felony charges for defrauding an elderly Tucson resident, authorities said. Comment?
Rs plan 15% more AZ cuts, ignore high foreclosures
Oct 16, 2009 | via Daniel's News & Views
Still bad and Republican lawmakers haven't helped at the Capitol. BREAKING: State of Arizona details proposed new 15% cuts to departments, universities, etc. Comment?
Report: 10 states face looming budget disasters
13 hrs ago | via KMOV-TV Saint Louis
In Arizona, the budget has grown so gloomy that lawmakers are considering mortgaging Capitol buildings. Comment?
Friday Nov 13 | via Daily Business Review
In Michigan, state officials dealing with the nation's highest unemployment rate are slashing spending on schools and health care. Comment?
Home foreclosures fall in October
Thursday Nov 12 | via East Valley Tribune
The amount of foreclosure activity in the Arizona residential market declined sharply in October, according to RealtyTrac, an online marketplace that documents and lists foreclosed properties. Comment?
Wednesday Nov 11 | via Arizona Republic
Arizona has known for some time that it has a serious budget problem. On Wednesday, it found out just how serious. Comment?
U.S. attorney busy with border issues, mortgage fraud
Monday Nov 9 | via Yuma Sun
As if border security and immigration issues weren't keeping the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona busy enough, mortgage fraud has become epidemic, according to Dennis Burke, who assumed the office just seven weeks ago. Comment?
Kingston Flyer train, stations, tracks up for sale
12 min ago | via NBR Newsroom
The historic Kingston Flyer train, stations and railway line are being sold by receivers. Comment?
It's official: new real estate watchdogs have the power
12 min ago | via NBR Newsroom
Today the new Real Estate Agents Authority has come in to power officially, with the first order of business being bringing more transparency to the way the industry is run. Comment?
Barnidge: Most painful part of refinancing is the ca...
19 min ago | via Inside Bay Area
ON THE HEELS of exhaustive research, we come armed today with an important tip for homeowners planning to refinance their mortgages: Lay in a healthy supply of pens. Comment?
U.S. stock markets touch new 2009 highs
21 min ago | via The Globe and Mail
Blogs Monday, November 16, 2009 4:35 PM U.S. stock markets touch new 2009 highs Allan Robinson T he major U.S. stock indexes surged to new 2009 highs during the trading day Monday, sparked by a low U.S. dollar, better than expected U.S. retail sales and continuned promises that central banks around the world will maintain their stimulative ... Comment?
MTSU professor sentenced to year in prison
25 min ago | via The Tennessean
An MTSU professor has been sentenced to 12 months and a day in prison for her role in a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme. Comment?