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Fintech lender LoanSnap evicted, faces financial and legal turmoil

Housing Wire

Legal and financial troubles are piling up for mortgage fintech lender LoanSnap , with the company having been recently evicted from its headquarters in Southern California. As for the eviction, TechCrunch reported that it stemmed from a lawsuit filed by its landlord in February 2024.

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Bain Capital gains majority stake in residential investment lender Archwest Capital

Housing Wire

Global asset manager Bain Capital announced Monday that it has acquired a controlling stake in Archwest Capital , a California -based company that offers financing to residential real estate investors. The firm is also a major investor in Hometap , one of the larger players in the home equity investment space.

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Knox Financial announces $10 million in Series A funding

Housing Wire

Other investors included Greycroft, Pillar VC, 2LVC, and Gaingels. Knox automates and oversees a property’s finances and taxes, insurance, leasing and legal, tenant and property care, banking, and bill pay. That’s $14.7 million of total funding to-date for Knox. Knox has shown people across the U.S.

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LoanSnap loses mortgage lender license in Connecticut

Housing Wire

Struggling fintech LoanSnap had its mortgage lender license in Connecticut revoked in early October by state authorities, adding to the company’s legal and financial problems. The landlord now seeks judgment for unpaid rent in the amount of $537,304. Perez on Oct.

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LoanSnap troubles continue as California revokes its lender license

Housing Wire

The company was evicted in May from its office in Southern California, with the landlord seeking unpaid rent of more than $530,000. A consent order signed by a Connecticut banking commissioner said that LoanSnap failed to notify the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS) that its main address had changed.

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EasyKnock faces consumer lawsuits and actions from state regulators

Housing Wire

In addition, her office alleges that EasyKnock violated some of Massachusetts’ landlord-tenant laws. million seed funding round in 2018 that included $100 million in new debt funding from investors including Montage Ventures , Crestar Partners and Blumberg Capital. The platform closed a $3.5

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6 things landlords need to know before breaking a lease

Inman

A signed lease is a binding legal agreement that can’t be broken — except in the few exceptions when it can. Here are some common scenarios to watch for as a landlord or a real estate investor.

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