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Crye-Leike wants to be covered by NAR’s settlement, but rankings data says otherwise

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provides support, human resources, information technology and in-house legal services for the other firms in exchange for a fee. The six firms are wholly owned by Harold Crye, but according to the court filing, they are independent companies with their own management teams and they keep separate accounting records.

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Nykia Wright wants to make NAR an association for ‘today and tomorrow’

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As part of this effort, Wright highlighted that NAR has recently hired its first chief human resources officer. based legal firm to complete a risk assessment of NAR’s current policies to determine if any of them pose future legal risks. It also has brought in a Washington, D.C.

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Panorama Mortgage Group launches 1% down payment loan program

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PMG offers platforms for human resources, finance, technology , legal and compliance services to its group of lenders. Additionally, there are no property location or census tract constraints, making the program accessible within PMG’s nationwide footprint.

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Lone Peak Lending joins Panorama Mortgage Group

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Panorama offers platforms for human resources, finance, technology, legal and compliance services to its group of lenders. “We are well positioned to educate consumers about the loan process and help them overcome whatever challenges that may arise.

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NAR eliminates 61 positions in cost-cutting move

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Jonathan Waclawski was promoted to general counsel and senior vice president of legal, while Shannon McGahn and Mark Birschbach were elevated to executive vice president roles.

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DOL accuses PrimeLending of violating whistleblower provisions

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According to the DOL, the company terminated two California-based employees after they reported to a regional manager and the vice president of Human Resources that a branch manager pressured them to pass on fees to loan applicants caused by internal processing delays.

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Former G-Rate employees allege toxic work environment: Chicago Tribune

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Work environment The former employees interviewed by the Tribune said they didn’t think their complaints to human resources were taken seriously. Some sources said they were afraid of legal pushback.