Single-Family Residential Platform announced how it sold its portfolio for a multi-million dollar total sale price. The platform has collectively raised billions.
Read More »RE/MAX COO Appointed as Co-CEO
RE/MAX Holdings, Inc. announced Tuesday the immediate appointment of COO Adam Contos to RE/MAX Co-CEO sharing responsibilities with Co-Founder and now Co-CEO Dave Liniger.
Read More »Worthy of its Name
It seems entirely possible that before joining Alacrity Services, one might be asked to define “alacrity.” While actively expanding its property restoration services to insurance, REO, and consumer customers nationwide, the company is determined to continue embodying the true meaning of its moniker: moving nimbly and with good spirit.
Read More »The Underappreciated Impact of Dodd-Frank: The Rise of Federal and State Regulatory Cooperation
There are multiple levels of regulation in the financial services industry with federal, state, and even local officials supervising companies within the industry. These regulators often cooperate, but also sometimes act in conflict with one another in their pursuit of consumer protection and enforcement of laws. This select print feature originally appeared in the February 2015 issue of DS News magazine.
Read More »Forward to the Future: Industry Leaders Speak Out On Housing in 2015
The year ahead is shaping up to be one of great change in housing with uncertainty lurking around every corner. Brian Montgomery, industry expert and veteran of both the Bush and Obama Administrations, gives his insight on what to expect.
Read More »Vandalism, Arson — Or Both?
With so many legal stipulations to bear in mind, deserted dwellings are anything but an open-and-shut case. As foreclosure resolution time frames swell, servicers and investors must maintain property preservation standards for longer periods of time. Properties at the highest risk of loss or damage are vacant properties. Vacancy presents a host of problems to servicers and investors in managing their foreclosure inventory. Paramount among those concerns is vandalism.
Read More »Prudent or Petty: The Government’s Settlement Strategy
In light of their ineffectiveness in preventing another downturn in housing and their possible contribution to the slowness of the housing recovery, the question then becomes whether the imposition of penalties by the federal government, while "not insurmountable," is really in the best interest of the American consumer. Are they prudent or just petty?
Read More »Demand for Compliance Services Grows
The Compliance Group has announced that its list of clients expanded by 20% in the second quarter of 2014, evidencing the fact that demand for compliance services grew.
Read More »Connecticut Housing Market Improves
Connecticut's housing market headed into summer with a promising gain in home sales, reflecting the spoils of an active spring season.
Read More »Texas Economic Growth Steady
The Texas economy grew during the first half of 2014. From January 1 through the end of June, Texas employment has grown 3.3 percent, which is better than the national average.
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