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6 hrs ago | via Tampa Bay Business Journal
Debra Koehler, president of Sage Partners, John Nunnery, VP of PNC Multi Family Capital, and Todd Turner, executive VP of Sage Partners, at the Columbian Senior Apartments. Comment?
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Feb 14, 2009 | via Tampa Bay Online
Wells Fargo Bank took back the BayWalk shopping center Friday morning as the only bidder at a foreclosure sale of the St. Comment?
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Saturday Jul 4 | via Freerepublic.com
Numerous hurricanes, tropical and economic, have hit Florida since its insane land boom of 1924-25. Yet the visitor in Florida today hears less about the Depression, sees less fear, privation, destitution, unhappiness and ill health than almost anywhere in the land. Comment?
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Wading into the forbidding world of foreclosures
Friday Jul 3 | via St. Petersburg Times
At 2 p.m. most weekdays, up to three dozen people file into the jury auditorium at the George E. Edgecomb Courthouse in downtown Tampa. Comment?
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Donation to shelter spares rescued dogs
Wednesday Jul 1 | via Bradenton Herald
Thanks to a check from a Tampa life insurance company and a group of adopters, Keith Wandell says the dogs at his rescue operation won't have to be euthanized. Comment?
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Regional Headlines
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1 hr ago | via Myphl17.com
The "Pomp and Circumstance" march was recently heard at high school and college graduations around the country. Comment?
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1 hr ago | via South Lake Press
Carolyn Wilson, sales executive with Stirling Sotheby's International Realty and member of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, was recently awarded the Accredited Home-Staging Specialist designation. Comment?
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3 hrs ago | via Daily Business Review
The money will be given to nonprofit organizations to hire a full-time attorney or paralegal to help homeowners facing foreclosure who cannot afford to pay for an attorney, said Sandi Copes, spokeswoman for the attorney general's office. Comment?
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As foreclosures soar, dreams die
Oct 14, 2007 | via Myphl17.com
Nearly twice as many people face losing their homes in Central Florida this year compared with 2006, many of them borrowers struggling to repay adjustable-rate loans or investors unable to sell in a glutted market. Comment?
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Yesterday | via Daily Business Review
With the program HomePath Mortgage, buyers of Fannie Mae-owned homes can finance up to 97 percent of the sale price and don't need to buy mortgage insurance, typically a requirement of low down-payment loans. Comment?
National Headlines
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6 min ago | via WLBT-TV Jackson
Stop Foreclosure: Documents your lender needs to help you Produced for Freddie Mac - This video shows borrowers how gathering a few financial documents before calling a mortgage servicer can cut the time needed to process their loan modification. Comment?
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SWITZERLAND: The Zombies Play On
9 min ago | via Seattle Indymedia Center
"Tim Geithner made clear the US government does not plan any breach with disaster capitalism.. No wonder Wall Street cheers. Comment?
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Realtors: Appraisal rule hurts
12 min ago | via Dallas Business Journal
APPRAISAL CONCERNS: Brad Edgar, president of Edgar Appraisal Services, said new federal policies regarding residential real estate appraisals have caused confusion among real estate agents, lenders and appraisers. Comment?
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California Major Banks Won't Accept California IOUs ...
14 min ago | via SF Sentinel
Louie Sanchez watches the printing of IOUs to be issued by the state controller's office. Comment?
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Second Chance To Hear Cases Of Foreclosures
16 min ago | via Southwest News-Herald
Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown said a recent administrative order issued by a Chancery Court judge represents a second chance for many homeowners facing foreclosures to have their cases heard in July and August, noting that some may be able to save their homes through mediation. Comment?
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