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10 San Bernardino County residents accused of predatory mortgage fraud (The Press-Enterprise)
Ten San Bernardino County residents face criminal charges of participating in a predatory lending scheme based in Rancho Cucamonga that generated more than $2 million in fraudulent mortgages.
O.C. home sales picking up? (Orange County Register)
Latest DataQuick figures show April on track for slowest rate of sales decline since July.
Reality's Bites (Portfolio.com via Yahoo! Finance)
The market for baby-boomer memorabilia is topping out. Is it time to buy into skateboarding, videogames, and '90s rock?
With perjury case settled, council races slip into gear (San Diego Union-Tribune)
CHULA VISTA – The races for Chula Vista City Council are heating up now that the only incumbent candidate, Steve Castaneda, was cleared of felony perjury charges last month.
Windermere may pull out of Isleworth bid (Orlando Sentinel)
Mansions and houses there still would pay property taxes to Orange County if they aren't annexed. Shaquille O'Neal and Tiger Woods likely won't be Windermere residents after all.
Property appraiser fires worker (Orlando Sentinel)
-Orange County Property Appraiser Bill Donegan last week fired a longtime staff member after learning from an article in the Orlando Sentinel that the employee had freelanced his services for a private appraisal job.
Appraisals Up in Orange, Hardin Counties (KFDM Beaumont)
New home construction in several parts of Orange County is leading to an increase in appraised values. Residential values are up an average of 5 percent in Orange County.
Business calendar (Poughkeepsie Journal)
Antique and Appraisal Event — Holiday Inn Fishkill, 542 Route 9, Fishkill. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. April 27. Greater Southern Dutchess Chamber of Commerce to hold second annual "For What It's Worth" event. Robert Doyle, principal auctioneer/appraiser United Country Absolute Auctions & Realty, Inc. will be one of 20 appraisers. Fine art, collectible, furniture, jewelry, sports memorabilia, coins, ...
Parades of homes passing builders by (Chicago Tribune)
O ne parade is better than parades, I guess.
S.B. County assessor puts longtime associate on paid leave (The Press-Enterprise)
As a probe into his office continues, San Bernardino County Assessor Bill Postmus placed one of his top deputies on paid leave Thursday. Postmus released a statement saying that Assistant Assessor Adam Aleman is on administrative leave. He did not provide a reason.
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