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Here's your weekly roundup of links to major news articles affecting the note and real estate business. The big story is that yesterday the US Supreme Court again limited the rights of property owners: https://papersourceonline.com/murr/

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This week's major news stories:
Supreme Court Limits Rights Of Property Owners
1031 Exchanges In The Crosshairs?​​​​​​​
CFPB Doubles Down
Inflation Explained​​​​​​​

​​​​​​​If you missed recent Weeks In Review:
Supreme Court: NPN Investors Not Subject To Debt Collection Laws​​​​​​​
3 Ways Dodd-Frank Repeal Will Affect Real Estate & Notes
CFPB Backs Off From Investigating J. G. Wentworth
50-State Property Tax Comparison Study​​​​​​​ Released
House Reverses Much Of Dodd-Frank, Reigns In CFPB
ALERT: Wire Fraudsters Targeting Real Estate Transactions
​​​​​​​The Good & Bad News About Recent Note Creation
States Are Moving Toward Fast-Tracking Foreclosures
U.S. Foreclosure Activity At Lowest Level Since Nov. 2005

Home Prices Growing Twice As Fast As Incomes
​​​​​​​California Judge Upholds Constitutionality of CFPB and Enforces a CID
Hackers Stole 100 Million Email Addresses From DocuSign. Here's How To Protect Yourself
Zillow Sued By Homeowner For "Sloppy Computer- Driven" Appraisal
How to Protect Yourself From a Ransomware Attack
8 Reasons Why Your Real Estate Website Does Not Generate Any New Business 
​​​​​​​Govt. To Limit Or Stop Certain Contract For Deed Sales
Bankruptcy Court Says An Assignment Of A Note Not Enough to Prove Ownership

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