Americans marked off property, courts recognized that property, and the people got deeds that meant everyone knew their property was theirs. They could then buy and sell and borrow against it as they saw fit.
This idea of a deed protecting property seems simple, but it's powerful. Commerce between total strangers wouldn't happen otherwise. It applies to more than just skyscrapers and factories.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Americans marked off property, courts recognized that property, and the people got deeds that meant everyone knew their property was theirs. They could then buy and sell and borrow against it as they saw fit.
This idea of a deed protecting property seems simple, but it's powerful. Commerce between total strangers wouldn't happen otherwise. It applies to more than just skyscrapers and factories.
This idea of a deed protecting property seems simple, but it's powerful. Commerce between total strangers wouldn't happen otherwise. It applies to more than just skyscrapers and factories.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
An attorney involved in several local mortgage fraud cases, including some involving Beechview developer Bernardo Katz, was sentenced in federal court today to 57 months in prison.
John Chaffo Jr. of Murrysville was the lawyer involved in 57 fraudulent property sale closings from 2000 through 2007, Assistant U.S. Attorney Brendan Conway told Senior U.S. District Judge Donetta W. Ambrose,
John Chaffo Jr. of Murrysville was the lawyer involved in 57 fraudulent property sale closings from 2000 through 2007, Assistant U.S. Attorney Brendan Conway told Senior U.S. District Judge Donetta W. Ambrose,
An attorney involved in several local mortgage fraud cases, including some involving Beechview developer Bernardo Katz, was sentenced in federal court today to 57 months in prison.
John Chaffo Jr. of Murrysville was the lawyer involved in 57 fraudulent property sale closings from 2000 through 2007, Assistant U.S. Attorney Brendan Conway told Senior U.S. District Judge Donetta W. Ambrose,
John Chaffo Jr. of Murrysville was the lawyer involved in 57 fraudulent property sale closings from 2000 through 2007, Assistant U.S. Attorney Brendan Conway told Senior U.S. District Judge Donetta W. Ambrose,
Why would an underwriter have strict credit standards for agents?
I thank reader, David, for his inquiry today concerning becoming a title agent and having some trouble because his credit history is not good.
I suggested that he consider a different profession.
Title insurance agents have access to and control loads of cash. What is the primary attribute you as a consumer wish to see in a person who manages money? How about trustworthiness?
What is a
I suggested that he consider a different profession.
Title insurance agents have access to and control loads of cash. What is the primary attribute you as a consumer wish to see in a person who manages money? How about trustworthiness?
What is a
Why would an underwriter have strict credit standards for agents?
I thank reader, David, for his inquiry today concerning becoming a title agent and having some trouble because his credit history is not good.
I suggested that he consider a different profession.
Title insurance agents have access to and control loads of cash. What is the primary attribute you as a consumer wish to see in a person who manages money? How about trustworthiness?
What is a
I suggested that he consider a different profession.
Title insurance agents have access to and control loads of cash. What is the primary attribute you as a consumer wish to see in a person who manages money? How about trustworthiness?
What is a
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
here's a few hmmms.... for ya ;)
hmmmm........ A lender requires a private road maintenance agreement. Instead of hiring a competent attorney to draft a document, the buyer drafts his own and in the process creates a separate individual document for each person on the street to sign. The whole project ended up costing close to $350 in recording fees when an attorney would likely have charged $150 for creating a document that
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