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AG requests documents from El Paso County trustee

by Amanda Miller Published: May 25,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Foreclosure, fraud, mortgage, trustee

The Colorado Attorney General office requested documents today filed by seven law firms in four Colorado counties, including El Paso County, that have been representing banks in foreclosure proceedings. “I have no idea what they’re looking for,” El Paso County Public Trustee Thomas Mowle said. The firms included the Vaden; Dale & Decker; Castle, Stawiarski; Hopp; [...] [...]

Powers Office Park a $14.9 million foreclosure

by Amanda Miller Published: May 24,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, expensive, Foreclosure, office complex

In one of the highest-dollar foreclosure sales, the Powers Office Park at 9438 Grand Cordera Parkway sold back to the lender at the El Paso County Public Trustee’s foreclosure auction Wednesday. The office complex near the intersection of Powers Boulevard and Briargate Parkway sold back to the lender, Real Bank USA, for $14.9 million, which [...] [...]

Investors face stiff competition at foreclosure auctions (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: March 22,2012

Tags: Auction, Foreclosure, Investors

It’s Wednesday morning and the El Paso County Public trustee’s office is jam-packed with would-be investors looking for a deal at the weekly foreclosure auction. [...]

Colorado to receive $51m in bank settlement

by Amy Gillentine Published: March 16,2012

Tags: Attorney General, banks, Colorado, Foreclosure, Money

Colorado will use the $51.17 million it received under the recent multi-state settlement with the country’s five largest banks to pay for homeowner relief and foreclosure-prevention efforts throughout the state. “These funds will help keep Coloradans in their homes and prevent future foreclosures,” Attorney General John Suthers said in a statement. “In cooperation with the [...] [...]

Foreclosure boot camp preps local lawyers to take on difficult cases (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: March 9,2012

Tags: Foreclosure, Lawyers

Judge Doug Anderson, president of the Pikes Peak Pro Bono Project, said he’s been getting calls for the last few years from people in various stages of foreclosure who need help, but he hasn’t been able to find qualified attorneys to take the cases. The reason is that most general practice attorneys in this area don’t have [...] [...]

Mining Exchange developer could rescue LandCo project

The man behind the Mining Exchange, a downtown Wyndham Grand Hotel due to open this spring, stands to lose more than $200,000 he invested in a LandCo development-related project on South Union Boulevard unless he rescues it from foreclosure. First Citizens Bank and Trust filed a notice of election and demand against The Ridge at [...] [...]

Banks would foot the bill to buy homeowners more time (access required)

by Monica Mendoza Published: February 3,2012

Tags: Foreclosure, loan modification, sb-71

Stressed borrowers ought to be given the opportunity to pursue loan modification remedies before the lender forecloses on their home. That is the heart of Colorado Senate Bill 71, proposed by Sen. Angela Giron, D-Pueblo. Under her legislation, lenders would need to work with a borrower “to effectuate a cure for default rather than move [...] [...]

El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: January 24,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Foreclosure, Real Estate

Following are the most expensive foreclosures greater than $200,000 that sold at the El Paso County Public Trustee’s foreclosure auction on Wednesday, Jan. 11. [...]

Foreclosure filings and sales down in El Paso County (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: November 9,2011

Tags: Division of Housing, Foreclosure, Real Estate, report, trustee

Third quarter foreclosure filings and sales at auction were down statewide and in El Paso County. [...]

Trustee report: Market sluggish, foreclosures as expected

by Amanda Miller Published: November 2,2011

Tags: deed releases, Foreclosure, Real Estate, trustee

Colorado Springs has seen a less active year for real estate, but it was back in 2000, according to the latest figures from Public Trustee Tom Mowle. Mowle reported that there were just 2,454 deeds released in October. Deeds are released when someone sells a home, refinances or pays off a mortgage, which Mowle has [...] [...]

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