Josh Talayka | July 30, 2010
A foreclosure is a legal process whereby a lender takes back real property after a borrower has failed to make loan payments. Nevada allows for two different types of foreclosures, judicial foreclosure and non-judicial foreclosure. Each type of foreclosure has different timelines.
However, because non-judicial foreclosures are the most common form of foreclosure in Nevada, the timelines outlined in the link below will refer to those in a non-judicial foreclosure.
Category: Foreclosure Mediation Program, Northern Nevada, Short Sale & Foreclosures |
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Josh Talayka | December 30, 2009
In the age we live, you would expect the in the idea of providing equal opportunity in Real Estate to all people regardless of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, national origin, etc. would be common sense. However, on more then one occasion I have been asked by potential clients to limit the sale of their home only to certain people based on these very same attributes.
I’ve decided to put together the following summary of a few of the various laws that are directed at this very subject as well as the responsibilities that go along with them. The source of this information was obtained via a publication by the National Association of Realtors.
Category: General |
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