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Japanese luxury-home developer plans U.S. IPO

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a developer of luxury single-family homes and condominiums, which also has residential leasing operations in Dallas, is looking to raise up to $30 million via the U.S. IPO to continue developing its business operations in Japan, to expand a startup online listing network and for general corporate purposes. stock market. stock exchange.

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Blue Sage Solutions launches digital servicing platform

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Software development company Blue Sage Solutions has launched a new servicing platform that merges loan origination and servicing functions using API-based technology. Founded in 2011, the company is headquartered in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.

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AARP reveals proposals for national plan on aging

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While other countries are responding to these changes by developing and implementing national strategic plans to help them meet the challenges and maximize opportunities to increase longevity, the U.S. has yet to develop a comprehensive national plan on aging,” the announcement of the paper begins.

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SimpleNexus secures $108 million in Series B funding round

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The Utah-based software developer offers a private-label digital mortgage platform and mobile app designed to connect lenders with borrowers and real estate agents. In fact, prior to founding SimpleNexus in 2011, CEO Matt Hansen worked on the Simplifile development architecture team for nearly five years.

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Reverse mortgage originator: real estate CE helps close more purchase loans

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Mangus then worked to build the dedicated reverse mortgage department at his new company from scratch and has found a notable degree of success by building Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) for Purchase (H4P) business through the use of continuing education (CE) classes designed for licensed real estate agents. Curtis Mangus.

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Fannie Mae pays $53M to settle recession-era discrimination suit

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In 2011, Fannie Mae repaired 89,800 such properties, and sold 244,000. As part of the settlement agreement, Fannie Mae will pay $53 million, $35 million of which will go toward access to credit, property rehabilitation, residential development in African American and Latino communities and fair housing education, counseling and outreach. “We

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GSEs Seek Input on Duty to Serve Plans

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Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) and U.S. Total home sales were at their lowest since 2011, and the lock-in effect has pushed sales of existing homes to their lowest level since 1995. Keeping stock of manufactured home supply According to 2021 American Housing Survey (AHS) , compiled by the U.S.

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