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“Teressa is the leading creative mind of MBA’s brand strategy and is a valued member of our leadership team. Through strategic planning and teamwork across the association, Teressa continues to lead successful marketing campaigns that drive membership growth and generate awareness and participation at conferences and our many products and services.”
–MBA President and CEO Bob Broeksmit, CMB, on MBA’s Teressa Lurk being named a HousingWire 2021 Marketing Leader.

Mark P. Dangelo: aaS, the Building Blocks for an Uncertain Future, Part 3

Future market offerings and IT system delivery are being altered by the exponential expansion of granular, stackable aaS solutions. For industry leaders unaccustomed to using cross-industry building blocks and iterations of offerings, they will find declining profitability against rising industry disintermediation against their core products and services.

Grant Carlson: The June 29 Supreme Court Ruling on CDC Residential Eviction Moratorium

On Tuesday the U.S. Supreme Court in, a 5-4 ruling, declined to lift the national Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s residential eviction moratorium. The ruling responds to a request to lift the D.C. Federal District Court’s stay, which has effectively paused its order invalidating the CDC moratorium. Presumably, the CDC eviction moratorium will expire on July 31.

Matt Hansen: Get Your Back Up Off the Wall: Support MBA RON Advocacy Efforts

To extend Remote Online Notarization legislation nationwide, lenders are going to have to get their “back up off the wall” and join MBA efforts to press rulemakers for laws that enable homebuyers and the real estate finance industry to benefit from modern business practices that so many other industries already enjoy.

MISMO Seeks Public Comment on Commercial Green Utility Dataset

MISMO®, the real estate finance industry standards organization, seeks public comment on a proposed standard for Commercial Green Utility Data. The 90-day comment period begins June 30 and runs through September 30.

Grant Carlson: The June 29 Supreme Court Ruling on CDC Residential Eviction Moratorium

On Tuesday the U.S. Supreme Court in, a 5-4 ruling, declined to lift the national Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s residential eviction moratorium. The ruling responds to a request to lift the D.C. Federal District Court’s stay, which has effectively paused its order invalidating the CDC moratorium. Presumably, the CDC eviction moratorium will expire on July 31.