A Section 35 higher-priced mortgage loan classification triggers certain appraisal report requirements.
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A Section 35 higher-priced mortgage loan classification triggers certain appraisal report requirements.
California job additions continue; Job growth contracts; The yield spread forecasts the next recession.
These forms are used by a sellers agent as part of the Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS) to comply with city or county ordinance disclosure requirements and to disclose information about service and maintenance providers currently used on a property listed for sale.
This is the final article in our series covering broker recruitment strategies. This article explores how a broker solicits licensees as preferred hires for growing an office staff using direct mail recruitment.
This is the third article in our four-part series covering broker recruitment strategies. This article details the steps a broker needs to take for a highly effective interview to take place and the main characteristics to look for in an ideal hire.
Learn when a consumer-purpose mortgage falls under Section 32 limitations and disclosure rules.
This article covers legal updates for landlords conducting a no-fault just cause eviction.
Fee appraisers are to be compensated by mortgage lenders and their agents at a reasonable rate – but there are exceptions that effectively gut this rule.
This is the second article in our series covering broker recruitment strategies. This article details the main types of hires available to a broker, provides techniques to solicit prospective talent and advises on how to alter the solicitation approach depending upon the type of hire. The first article covers the creation and maintenance of a broker’s recruiting plan and goals.