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Read More »Renters Warehouse Names New Chief Investment Officer
National residential property management company Renters Warehouse, headquartered in Minnesota, has announced the hiring of real estate executive Anthony Cazazian as Chief Investment Officer and President of Portfolio Services.
Read More »Bank of America Launches Mobile Homebuying Education Center
Bank of America has launched its mobile-optimized Real Estate Center, a comprehensive online education center for both buyers and sellers.
Read More »The Factors Behind a ‘Stable’ Bank Rating Outlook Are. . .
Banks were given in a "stable" rating in a mid-year outlook released this week. What were the deciding factors in the rating?
Read More »Will the Financial CHOICE Act Make it to the House Floor?
The parties in the House Financial Services Committee have been fiercely debating the merits of the GOP's alternative to Dodd-Frank since it was introduced three months ago.
Read More »The Most (and Least) Expensive Housing Markets
A ranking of the most and least expensive housing markets revealed that the highest-priced homes are generally located in the West. . .where are the most affordable markets located?
Read More »International Document Services Acquires Encomia
International Document Services (IDS), a mortgage document preparation vendor headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and a division of the Reynolds and Reynolds Company, announced it has acquired Encomia, a provider of eMortgage solutions to both depository and non-depository lenders.
Read More »Women-Owned Mortgages Perform Better than Credit Histories Suggest
On average, women pay more for mortgages than men do, but those mortgages held by women-only borrowers tend to perform better than those held by men, according to one analysis.
Read More »Lawmaker Presses FBI to Release Crisis-Related Files
One year has passed since the U.S. Department of Justice issued a memo stating they planned to prosecute individuals and not just firms for their roles in the crisis, but they have yet to do so—and one lawmaker is asking the FBI why.
Read More »Fed Presidents Caution Against Monetary Policy Reform
Witnesses at a Congressional hearing on Wednesday, which included two presidents of Federal Reserve banks, warned of the potential risks to the overall financial system if the Fed's current public-private structure were to be reformed.
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