Appeals court dashes hopes for investors who bought foreclosed homes in Nevada | Las Vegas Review-Journal:
See the post below. This article explains that the real beneficiaries of the Nevada Supreme Court's decision regarding the superlien statute are investors who acquired an estimated 2,000-3,000 properties by just paying off the association's lien for unpaid assessments, fees, and costs. But the 9th Circuit left them in limbo when they declared the statute unconstitutional. Then the Nevada SC rode to the rescue again and said the statute is just fine. I'm curious as to what is going on now. Can the investors sell these properties with clear title, or is there still confusion or uncertainty about whether the purchases by these investors can be rescinded and the banks' first mortgages restored? Does anybody know?
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