Exempted originators or sellers should still follow the intent of the Act as closely as possible simply to defend claims of predatory dealing in RE. :)

If the charging party or plaintiff meets this burden, the burden of proof shifts to the respondent or defendant to prove that the challenged practice has a necessary and manifest relationship to one or more of its legitimate, nondiscriminatory interests.

She would have to violate those terms or break the rules in some way for a claim against her to stick.Importantly, E&O coverage is just an insurance policy that pays (and defends).

We once had to defend ourselves in a lawsuit due to the fact that 24 years ago, we made a small real estate loan than was paid off in less than 90 days.

Beating someone up rarely encourages their cooperation or considering your job a priority.Are there bad contractors who disappear, absolutely but refer to number one above----who hired him.I am not beating you up personally and the questions are rhetorical and it is not necessary to defend yourself.

"In the future, when you are defending a lawsuit against your LLC, the courts will treat the LLC as a separate entity as seriously as you did"It makes decisions like this easier for me!

@Sherman Ragland I appreciate that you are defending your organization you should!

But, the Association is not be able to interfere in the pending bank foreclosure by threatening to foreclose its own lien quickly, allowing the owner the time to fully defend the mortgage foreclosure and seek a fair resolution of the case.

After sale of real estate pursuant to the order, judgment or decree of foreclosure in the district court, the real estate may be redeemed by the former defendant owner of the real estate or by any junior mortgagee or other junior lienholder whose rights were judicially determined in the foreclosure proceeding:"

I looked up the online record for the foreclosure case and the plaintiff did name both parties with the judgements as defendants in the foreclosure case.So, I'm wondering what happens if I buy the house at auction tomorrow?