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Amy Loftsgordon

Attorney · University of Denver Sturm College of Law
What’s the Difference Between a "Full" Warranty and a "Limited" Warranty?
A warranty's title gives consumers insight into the important terms and conditions of the warranty. ... READ MORE
Fees the Bank Can Charge If You're Late on Mortgage Payments
If you fail to make your mortgage payments and the bank starts a foreclosure, you’ll likely incur a variety of fees and costs in the process. ... READ MORE
What Is MERS?
MERS, a company the mortgage banking industry created, eliminates the need for a recorded assignment when a loan is bought and sold. ... READ MORE
The Difference Between a Mortgage Assignment and a Note Endorsement
If you're facing a foreclosure, you should learn about endorsements and assignments. Find out why. ... READ MORE
How to Get Out of a Timeshare Contract
If you’ve bought a timeshare and are having second thoughts, you might be able to get out of the deal—but you’ll have to act fast. ... READ MORE
How to Stop an HOA Foreclosure
If you live in a planned community and are facing an HOA foreclosure, you might have a number of options for stopping the foreclosure. ... READ MORE
Can I File a Lawsuit for Breach of Warranty?
Learn about lawsuits for warranty breaches. ... READ MORE
The Two Main Types of Cellphone Contracts
Cell phone carriers make money in two ways. They sell prepaid plans, allowing you to pay for your usage in advance. Or, they require that you sign a contract with them, agreeing to pay for a set amount of monthly usage. Contracts commit you to an extended period of service, usually two years. Cell Phone ... READ MORE