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Credit Score Increase | Most tax liens being removed from the credit reports in April 2018

Do you have tax liens on your credit report? Good news, you soon may see a credit score increase. In April 2018, the credit bureaus (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion) will stop reporting most tax liens. IRS Tax Resolution Late Tax Returns According to John Ulzheimer, the credit bureaus [...]

By Christopher Ebert|2018-06-16T05:06:13-05:00March 23rd, 2018|Dallas, Houston, Uncategorized|Comments Off

Harris County Court Records

Harris County District Court and County Court Records Search County Court Records District Court Records Justice of the Peace (JP Courts) Record Search JP Court Records Search Real Property Public Records Harris County Real Property Record Search UCC Filings Harris County UCC Filings Search Harris County Central [...]

By Christopher Ebert|2022-04-18T15:32:57-05:00October 16th, 2017|Houston|Comments Off

Paying Off Student Loans Could be Financial Mistake

Paying off student loan debt could be a financial mistake says Wendy Connick for the Motley Fool and CNN Money. Basic argument is that this is good debt and bad debt. She believes the diffence between good debt and bad debt is the amount of interest a consumer pays. For instance, bad debt is credit card [...]

By Christopher Ebert|2017-09-08T01:41:08-05:00September 8th, 2017|Dallas, Houston, Student Loans|Comments Off

Courts affected by Hurricane Harvey closed by Texas Supreme Court

From the State Bar of Texas The Texas Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals issued an emergency order Monday authorizing modification and suspension of court procedures in proceedings affected by Hurricane Harvey. The order expires September 27 unless the courts extend it. “Court proceedings … throughout Texas may be affected by the disaster because [...]

By Christopher Ebert|2018-06-16T05:06:13-05:00August 28th, 2017|Courts, Houston|Comments Off

Hurricane Harvey Victims may lose homes to foreclosure soon

Thousands of Hurricane Harvey victims are subject to losing their homes this upcoming Tuesday if the State of Texas does not act quickly to place a moratorium on all foreclosure sales in all counties effected by Hurricane Harvey. Failure of the Governor and/or other State or Local officials to immediately declare a halt to all foreclosure [...]

By Christopher Ebert|2018-06-16T05:06:13-05:00August 28th, 2017|Houston, Mortgage|Comments Off

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