Christopher S. Stinebert has been named president and chief executive officer of the American Financial Services Association, effective Nov. 1.This timing will allow a two-month transitional period before Randy Lively, the AFSA's current president, retires on Dec. 31. Mr. Stinebert currently serves as president and chief executive officer of the Manufactured Housing Institute in Arlington, Va. Before joining the MHA in 1998, he was president and chief executive officer of the National Concrete Masonry Association in Herndon, Va.
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The Chicago-based homeowners received a $41,000 check to pay down a portion of their existing mortgage, freeing them from the lock-in effect, DREAM product provider Takara said.
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First Mortgage Co., a long-defunct lender led by convicted executive Ron McCord, blamed the advisory firm for his failure to accept a $20 million offer.
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Over half of all second-home inventory in the U.S. is concentrated in just eight states, with Florida leading the pack, according to analysis by NAHB.
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