In a decision that was expected in light of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year, the Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday ruled that homeowners from Lincoln and Scottsbluff are entitled to receive the equity in their homes after they were sold to satisfy tax liens. The decision requires that Sandra Nieveen and Kevin Fair
The following real-estate transfers from June June 28 to July 24, 2024 were compiled from deeds recorded at the Buffalo County Register of Deeds Office. Addresses and prices are public record and are provided when available from the register’s office. If prices were not available, the equivalent based on the Nebraska Documentary Tax paid on
Today’s transfers cover deeds recorded with the Cayuga County Clerk’s Office from July 22 through July 25: • SARG Property Holdings LLC, 3875 Mandy Rue, Auburn, to Samuel J. Kriever, 11 Seneca Parkway, Auburn, property at 11 Seneca Parkway, $130,000. Assessment $133,700. • Bethany J. Viscuso, 62 Lansing St., Auburn, to David Janes, 150 Washington St.,
ST. LOUIS — A lawyer for St. Louis Collector of Revenue Greg Daly’s office said a repayment deal led to a pause in tax foreclosure proceedings Thursday against Paul McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration. But after a judge agreed to set aside NorthSide’s cases, a lawyer for McKee told the Post-Dispatch that the deal was not final.
Marilyn C. Goodlow to Constance M. Sweet and James M. Tice for property in Towanda Township for $274,058. Tammy H. Chimics, Tanny H. Woodward, and Robert Woodward to Tasha Gowin for property in Granville Township for $226,000. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content.