ANNOUNCEMENT
MBA Offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 18 in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday.
Recent events across our country have elevated the conversation around diversity, equity and inclusion. For women of color, it's time to tell their story.
ATTOM Data Solutions, Irvine, Calif., said U.S. foreclosure filings fell to just over 200,000 in 2020, the lowest level since it began tracking such data in 2005.
A report from Clever Real Estate, St. Louis, shows the majority of Americans are not saving enough money for their retirement—and retirees are living beyond their means.
MISMO this week announced winners of its Contributor Recognition Awards Program for 2020. MISMO recognized the following individuals at its virtual Winter Summit:
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s popular three-part virtual series, Voices: Courageous Conversations with Women of Color, continues Tuesday, Jan. 19 with “Can We Talk.”
The Mortgage Bankers Association is accepting nominations for the MBA NewsLink 2020 Tech All-Star Awards. Nominations will be accepted through Friday, Jan. 29.
David Upbin is Vice President of Education Operations and Programming & MBA Strategy with the Mortgage Bankers Association. He joined MBA in 2013 and is responsible for financial management, operations, delivery and programming of MBA Education’s suite of training products and events.
Mid America Mortgage Inc., Addison, Texas, promoted former National Support and Training Director Jemma Pachiano to Chief Operating Officer.
Larry Silver is CEO of Superus Careers, Fulton, Md., is a results-focused mortgage consulting firm with more than 20 years' experience in high-growth mortgage operations.
Should the pandemic regulatory attitude be forgot and never brought to mind? Not exactly. However, lenders can adapt the current pandemic regulatory attitude into one that pays equal mind to both the pandemic and the importance of compliance.
When I look back on 2020, I think about what a peculiar year it’s been. And if anything, 2020 has demonstrated lenders have a lot of work to do.
Net-lease investment brokerage firm The Boulder Group, Wilmette, Ill., sold two single-tenant retail assets and a medical property for $15.9 million.
