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We all give thanks for many things on Thanksgiving, but do you who are owners and managers show your employees some gratitude for all the hard work they do for your business?
November 22
National Mortgage News -
Technology vendor a la mode said its connection to the GSEs' new appraisal delivery portal has passed testing and is now operational, submitting appraisals to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac through the Uniform Collateral Data Portal, or UCDP.
November 22 -
Bank of America Corp.'s board has been told the company could face a public enforcement action if banking regulators aren't satisfied with recent steps taken to strengthen the bank, according to a report by Dow Jones.
November 22 -
David Bochsler, one of two Bank of America divisional production managers who got the ax when the bank exited a handful of retail states early in the fall, has accepted a position with Cobalt Mortgage in the Seattle area.
November 22 -
Webster Financial Corp., Waterbury, Conn., received court approval to settle longstanding litigation over a condominium project in Columbus, Ohio, that had previously resulted in an almost $19 million verdict.
November 22 -
The first-ever statewide PACE program, which already has $2 billion of validated bonding capacity from a Florida court, is on an aggressive track toward implementation with the selection of nationally recognized financial advisors.
November 21 -
November remittance data showed that the $192 million loan backed by the Manhattan Apartment Portfolio was liquidated. According to Barclays Capital CMBS analysts, if the loan's disposition strategy is right, this might be considered the largest note sale ever in CMBS.
November 21 -
The unemployment rate will remain above 7% for the next three years and the country won't be at “maximum employment until 2016,” Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco president and chief executive John C. Williams said Friday.
November 21 -
Moody's Investors Service downgraded the rating of Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) to A2 from A1 on Friday.
November 21 -
Sales of existing single-family homes rose 1.6% in October after falling 4% in September with purchases remaining "stuck in a narrow range," according to new figures released by the National Association of Realtors.
November 21

