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The Monster Of The Market: TradeMonst...

Mar10
2012 Written by Contributor

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4 out of 5 top banks get failing marks from settlement monitor June 19, 2013
Four out of the nation’s five largest servicers — Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo — are failing to comply with servicing rules set forth in the $25 billion national mortgage settlement reached last year, according to ... […]
Andrea V. Brambila
Fed prepared to end purchases of Treasurys, mortgage-backed securities by mid-2014 June 19, 2013
The Federal Reserve may taper its $85 billion-a-month Treasury and mortgage-backed securities habit later this year and wind those purchases down altogether by mid-2014 if the economy keeps chugging along, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said today — news that sent ... […]
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Court throws out NeighborCity’s antitrust claims against NAR, MRIS June 19, 2013
A federal district judge has dismissed antitrust claims filed by the operator of real estate listing portal and agent ratings website NeighborCity.com against the National Association of Realtors and Mid-Atlantic multiple listing service Metropolitan Regional Information Systems Inc. (MRIS). NeighborCity.com’s ... […]
Andrea V. Brambila
Feast and Feed: Community event attracts leads and donations June 19, 2013
David Wilfert knows hosting events like community garage sales is a time-tested way to scoop up clients. But the broker, an associate at the Wilfert Group, decided he wanted to take a fresh angle on community get-togethers that turn up ... […]
Teke Wiggin
Can brokers, MLSs find common ground? June 19, 2013
In the not-so-distant past, multiple listing services were all about providing member brokers with access to information about each other’s listings, and to make offers of compensation to cooperating brokers and agents who could bring a buyer to a sale. ... […]
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