Demand for distressed homes is dropping. What that means for the housing market by Neil Pierson for HousingWire

HousingWireHousingWire Online real estate marketplace Auction.com released data this week showing that demand for distressed homes — including bank-owned properties and foreclosures — shrank for a second straight quarter. The company’s Auction Market Dispatch for third-quarter 2024 included a survey conducted in late September of more than 140 active buyers…

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Prosecutors: Andy Sanborn used pandemic relief funds to pay lakefront property mortgage by NH Business Review for Sruthi Gopalakrishnan/Concord Monitor

Felony charges filed against Andy Sandborn accused him of using a portion of pandemic relief aid to pay off a private mortgage on a lakefront property in Laconia owned by his wife, Laurie Sanborn, a seven-term State representative. Prosecutors say Sanborn inflated revenue figures at both his Concord Casino and the…

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Legislature not likely to pursue Hantz Marconi impeachment, top lawmakers say by NH Business Review for Ethan Dewitt-New Hampshire Bulletin

In April 2000, New Hampshire House lawmakers stood on the brink of a near-unprecedented act: an impeachment investigation into then-Supreme Court Chief Justice David Brock. Brock was accused of ignoring attempts by another justice, Stephen Thayer, to sway the choice in judges overseeing the appeal of Thayer’s divorce case. One problem: The…

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Notary firm Proof is now offering a deepfake detection tool by Brooklee Han for HousingWire

HousingWireHousingWire Remote online notarization firm Proof (formerly known as Notarize) is stepping out of the notarization arena and into the wider realm of identity verification. On Thursday, Proof announced the launch of Verify, which it describes as “a live face-to-face experience that delivers high-level assurance with identity verification performed in…

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