Warren Introduces Nationwide Eviction Moratorium Bill

Written by Dave Corsi, President of MREIA (Metro Real Estate Investors Association) Senator Elizabeth has introduced a bill that would extend a nationwide eviction moratorium as the current eviction protections in response to the coronavirus pandemic near expiration. The Massachusetts Democrat’s bill, the Protecting Renters from Evictions and Fees Act, would extend eviction protections until …

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Supreme Court gives president power to fire head of financial watchdog agency created by Elizabeth Warren

  Written by: Nihal Krishan | Published by the Washington Examiner on June 29, 2020 The Supreme Court ruled Monday that the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unconstitutional, determining that its head must be removable at the will of the president. The decision reduces the power of the agency, the brainchild of …

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Cuomo’s Eviction Moratorium Went Too Far, Landlords Say

Published by Law360 on June 24, 2020 New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo overstepped his authority when issuing a 60-day moratorium on evictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and the governor’s order denies landlords their contractual right to court, a lawyer representing landlords challenging the order told a federal judge on June 24th. Mark Guterman of Lehrman …

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Dodd-Frank and Note Investments

Here’s a special report on how the Dodd-Frank law affects note investments.  It’s written by Ric Thom. PAPER SOURCE JOURNAL subscribers were the first to receive this information on Dodd-Frank.  This is an example of one of the benefits of receiving the JOURNAL each month.  For information, see the Journal tab above at https://papersourceonline.com/ Ric Thom is one …

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Supreme Court Rules CFPB Structure Unconstitutional

The Supreme Court ruled Monday June 29 that the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is unconstitutional, but it can keep operating under new rules. “The CFPB’s single-Director configuration is also incompatible with the structure of the Constitution, which—with the sole exception of the Presidency—scrupulously avoids concentrating power in the hands of any …

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