From KOAT-TV.com - RIO RANCHO, N.M. -- The state’s first indoor football team has offered former NFL Pro Bowler, Terrell Owens, a contract. The New Mexico Stars made the offer a day after Owens held an audition for all 32 NFL teams and none of them showed up. The 37-year-old free agent wide receiver took part in some drills and caught passes in a showcase televised by ESPN and the NFL Network. Owens hasn’t received a reported offer from an NFL team. The New Mexico Stars will be holding the first of three open tryouts this Saturday at Rio Rancho Rams Football Stadium. Read more
NM Indoor Football Team Reaches Out To Terrell Owens
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Michael Swickard
on Wednesday, October 26, 2011
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Rubbing People the Wrong Way?
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KOB TV - Three massage parlors in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque are under investigation for allegedly conducting sex-for-money activities. Rio Rancho police and Albuquerque vice and Homeland Security officers served search warrants on three “Best Chinese Massage” parlors – one in Rio Rancho and two in Albuquerque. Read full story here: News New Mexico
Rubbing People the Wrong Way?
Pearce Hosting Job Fair in Silver City
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Steve Pearce |
This will be the third job fair I have hosted this year, and after the success of the Las Cruces and Roswell job fairs, I look forward to participating in another one to connect employers with job seekers, and help put New Mexicans back to work. I strongly encourage any employer looking to hire or anyone searching for a job to take advantage of this great opportunity.” Congressman Pearce encourages local businesses looking to hire to participate in the job fair. Booths for employers are free, and all businesses wanting to register for a booth at the job fair can call 1-855-4-PEARCE. Job-seekers are advised to come early, bring copies of a current resume, and be prepared for an on-site interview.
Pearce Hosting Job Fair in Silver City
Skandera Draws Criticism
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Jim Spence
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Hanna Skandera |
Skandera Draws Criticism
Owner Financing Killed by Dodd - Frank
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Jim Spence
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Just when you thought your federal government could not get any more intrusive or stupid when it comes to over-regulating and killing the real estate market we get the latest interpretations of the Dodd Frank Act. This 2000 + page monstrosity requires an owner financing sellers to do the following:
B) Current Income
C) Expected Income
D) Current Obligations
E) Debt-to-Income Ratio or Residual Income after non-mortgage related debt and mortgage related debt.
F) Employment Status
G) and other financial resources other than the consumers equity in the dwelling
Barney Frank |
1. Verify Borrower's ability to pay. In an amendment to the Truth in Lending Act Chapter 2, the Owner Finance Seller/Lender is now required by minimum standards now in place to verify and document the consumers ability to repay the loan including taxes, insurance and other assessments. And if there are multiple loans, i.e. 1st and 2nd creditor must verify and document the consumers ability to repay both loans. In doing this determination the owner/financer must include consideration of:
A) Consumer's Credit HistoryB) Current Income
C) Expected Income
D) Current Obligations
E) Debt-to-Income Ratio or Residual Income after non-mortgage related debt and mortgage related debt.
F) Employment Status
G) and other financial resources other than the consumers equity in the dwelling
In other words, an owner financer must become a........bank. If they do not comply they can be forced to return all payments to the borrower regardless of how much benefit the borrower received through the use of the property.
Owner Financing Killed by Dodd - Frank
Gonzales Still Silent on Santa Fe Studios
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Gonzales Still Silent on Santa Fe Studios
State: Indian casinos owe more money
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From KRQE-TV.com - ALBUQUERQUE - While New Mexico’s Indian casinos paid the state nearly $64 million in taxes during the last fiscal year, a state official said it should have been more. “The amount of money that we speculate is owed is substantial,” said David Norvell, chairman of the New Mexico Gaming Control Board. “We estimate it’s somewhere in the neighborhood of $15 million.” Norvell, a former New Mexico attorney general, said the dispute centers on players who receive comped or free play at the casinos. “We believe the money they win should be counted for under their revenue share,” he said. The dispute may go back to the establishment of Indian casino gaming in the state in 2001 and it may involve more or less than $15 million, Norvell said. However, the gaming board doesn’t know for sure on either point because the tribes refuse to turn over records that would clarify those details, he said. Read more
State: Indian casinos owe more money