Wayback when I killed my old Radical Title Talk blog. I did not keep a copy. Every once in while I did wish that I could take a peek. I stumbled across this Wayback site and here for your enjoyment are some good ole Radical posts. LOL
Enter the Radical era of days gone by.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Internet Archive Wayback Machine.....cool!
Wayback when I killed my old Radical Title Talk blog. I did not keep a copy. Every once in while I did wish that I could take a peek. I stumbled across this Wayback site and here for your enjoyment are some good ole Radical posts. LOL
Enter the Radical era of days gone by.
Enter the Radical era of days gone by.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
let me put it this way.........as a tiny mustard seed of a title agent who looked up into the guts of Full Spectrum from below, I'd say this suit sheds light on truth......
Allstate said that starting in 2003, Countrywide quietly decided to boost market share and ignore its own underwriting standards by approving any mortgage product that a competitor was willing to offer, in a "proverbial race to the bottom."
Countrywide then passed on the added risks to investors who bought debt backed by the mortgages, Allstate said.
Read more in Reuters.
Countrywide then passed on the added risks to investors who bought debt backed by the mortgages, Allstate said.
Read more in Reuters.
let me put it this way.........as a tiny mustard seed of a title agent who looked up into the guts of Full Spectrum from below, I'd say this suit sheds light on truth......
Allstate said that starting in 2003, Countrywide quietly decided to boost market share and ignore its own underwriting standards by approving any mortgage product that a competitor was willing to offer, in a "proverbial race to the bottom."
Countrywide then passed on the added risks to investors who bought debt backed by the mortgages, Allstate said.
Read more in Reuters.
Countrywide then passed on the added risks to investors who bought debt backed by the mortgages, Allstate said.
Read more in Reuters.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
humans prevail over automatons...thanks, we win one ;)
New rules from the five federal bank regulatory agencies no longer accept technological tools like automated valuation models alone as a substitute for an appraisal, forcing vendors to upgrade these products with the required on-the-ground inspection and other data.
Automated valuation models provide property values using mathematical modeling and a database of comparable properties. The
Automated valuation models provide property values using mathematical modeling and a database of comparable properties. The
humans prevail over automatons...thanks, we win one ;)
New rules from the five federal bank regulatory agencies no longer accept technological tools like automated valuation models alone as a substitute for an appraisal, forcing vendors to upgrade these products with the required on-the-ground inspection and other data.
Automated valuation models provide property values using mathematical modeling and a database of comparable properties. The
Automated valuation models provide property values using mathematical modeling and a database of comparable properties. The
Thursday, December 16, 2010
bait and switch? query via email from K
I have an unusual situation regarding a recent refinancing on my home that I would appreciate your advice on. I refinanced to a lower interest rate. This was a no-cost refinancing and there was no dispersion of cash to me. I closed on November 20th. I signed the appropriate paperwork and HUD statements electronically with a notary present. As part of the final transaction I wired $400 to the
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