Frank Sinatra’s Legendary “Glittering Grotto” Party Palace Hits Market For A 3rd Time In 3 Years According to our friends at Purple Mango, the late great Frank Sinatra’s former 2-story Manhattan condo at 530 East 72nd Street where he lived from 1961 to 1972 is up for sale again for $6 million. Once described as […]
DFS Regulations Would Permit ‘Shared Appreciation’ Mortgage Modifications – Which Can Benefit Both Homeowners and Investors Provides New Option for Homeowners who May Have Been Previously Turned down for Relief Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that his Administration is proposing to expand the mortgage relief options available to struggling ‘underwater’ homeowners, who owe more […]
Nassau County Names William Sparks Pro Bono Attorney of the Month Nassau County continues to have the highest mortgage foreclosure rate in downstate New York. Currently, 1 in 950 homes is in foreclosure. To help Nassau residents with their foreclosure issues, attorney William J. A. Sparks of Merrick is always one of the first Nassau County Bar […]
John Caher, New York Law Journal A mortgage lender that failed to comply with new “consumer-friendly” notice requirements has been given a second chance to get it right, but not at the borrower’s expense. Acting Supreme Court Justice Richard Dollinger (See Profile) of Rochester said that if he simply dismissed the foreclosure for […]
Andrew Keshner. New York Law Journal A residential foreclosure action triggered by a default on a commercial loan is not entitled to a mandatory settlement conference, a Brooklyn appellate court has decided. “While it is unfortunate that here, a primary residence may be lost in foreclosure, not everyone under every circumstance is entitled to reap […]
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