Atchuta Neelam | Real Estate Lead Lists·Oct 17Sold at Auction, Owner of Record Unchanged: How Sheriff’s Deed Delays Skew Property DataSources: Pa. R.C.P. 3135 (231 Pa. Code) and Philadelphia Inquirer reporting of Nov. 23, 2024 and Oct. 1, 2026, linked below. This is one…
Atchuta Neelam | Real Estate Lead Lists·Oct 14Foreclosure Starts vs. REOs by State: Why Texas Has 12% of Starts but 32% of Bank-Owned HomesData: ATTOM, U.S. Foreclosure Market Report, August 2026 (released Sept. 17, 2026) and Mid-Year 2026 Report (July 16, 2026). Percentage…
Nate Marshall·Oct 1Your Home Was Sold at Foreclosure. Could There Still Be Money Left?Where to start with foreclosure surplus and tax-sale excess proceeds — and what to verify before accepting recovery help.
Leax Foundation - Leaxcoin (LEAX)·Aug 10Are You Really Saving on Getting a Foreclosed Property?A foreclosed property can appear to be an attractive opportunity for homebuyers and real estate investors. After all, these properties are…A response icon1A response icon1
Joel Sucher·Aug 6The Eviction Never Really Ended: Louise Davidson, Fourteen Years LaterJoel Sucher, 8–4–2026
Tariq T·Jul 7Why a 50-Year Homeowner on Kavanagh Street Taught Me Speed Matters More Than ProfitFifty years. That’s how long she’d owned the house on Kavanagh Street in Dundalk. Paid off. No mortgage hanging over her head. Just a woman…
Stacey St. John - Olex Career Tools·Jun 11The Lingering Echo: Semantics, Foreclosure, and the Illusion of JusticeThe world of mortgage foreclosures, particularly in densely regulated jurisdictions like New York, is a labyrinth of statutes, case law…
Financial Daily Updates·May 19How to Buy a Foreclosed HomePicture this: two homes on the same street, nearly identical in size and layout. One sells for $320,000 through a traditional listing. The…
Elle·May 6Accountability: You Pay Later for Late PaymentsOwning a home requires ongoing work and maintenance (“homework”). There’s no “light duty.” That’s why the title of “homeowner” shouldn’t be…
Financial Daily Updates·Apr 24Short Sale vs Foreclosure: What Should You Expect?Losing a home is hard enough. Losing it the wrong way makes the recovery twice as long.
