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FHFA Counsel Testifies on Super-Priority Liens in Nevada State Legislature

Alfred M. Pollard, general counsel for the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), testified on Tuesday before the Nevada State Legislature Judiciary Committee on so-called "super-priority liens" and on recently introduced legislation to amend the way the foreclosure process is handled with regards to a homeowner association (HOA)'s lien.

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Report: Foreclosure Rate in Judicial States More Than Triple That of Non-Judicial States

The foreclosure rate in judicial states was more than triple the rate in non-judicial states in January (2.4 percent compared to 0.7 percent, according to CoreLogic). New Jersey, a judicial foreclosure state, led the pack in foreclosure rate with 5.2 percent of all residential homes with a mortgage in some state of foreclosure during January. Second was New York, another judicial foreclosure state, with 4.0 percent.

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NC Court Issues Non-Judicial Foreclosure Ruling

Mortgage note holders in North Carolina can no longer voluntarily dismiss more than one non-judicial foreclosure without being banned from filing additional non-judicial foreclosures, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled earlier this week.

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