Posted To: Pipeline Press The United States is an amazing place – everyone is different! But here’s an interesting chart someone sent me on state’s teen pregnancy rates, and some interesting comments below it. Knowledge is power – just think of all the data that is contained in title companies, MERS, national appraisal companies, loan [...]
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Borrower Behavior and Loan Statistics of Interest; Ally/Rescap Update; Chatter on Agency’s Future
April 20th, 2012 
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No Comments »Mercantile Capital Corp. Launches Commercial Real Estate Loan iPhone App
April 11th, 2012 admin Mercantile Capital Corporation today announced the release of an iPhone app that offers a quick and easy way to estimate down payments, interest rates and monthly payments for commercial real estate loans. View full post on real estate – Yahoo! News Search Results Share and Enjoy:
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: capital, Commercial, Corp, Estate, iPhone, Launches, Loan, Mercantile, Real No Comments »Real Estate News: Boost for Loan Write-Downs
April 11th, 2012 admin Here is a look at real-estate news in Wednesday's WSJ. View full post on real estate – Yahoo! News Search Results Share and Enjoy:
Bankruptcy Reorganizations Increasingly Utilized by Commercial Real Estate Loan Borrowers
April 10th, 2012 admin “Over the past few months, we have been seeing an increase in Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganizations as a tool utilized by commercial real estate borrowers in their negotiations with lenders,” stated Kevin M. Levine, Executive Vice President of Peak Asset Solutions (http://www.peakassetsolutions.com). “More and more loans financed on a short-term basis of 5 to 7 [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Bankruptcy, Borrowers, Commercial, Estate, increasingly, Loan, Real, Reorganizations, Utilized No Comments »Loan Modifications Hid Bank Losses
April 9th, 2012 admin The aggressive use of loan modifications by two senior executives of a Texas thrift enabled the financial institution to hide bad loans and artificially inflate earnings. But the bank failed, and the two executives now must defend their actions in court. Franklin Bank, S.S.B., was expected to cost the Deposit Insurance Fund approximately $1.5 billion [...]
