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8 Credit Dos and Don'ts That Can Make Or Break Your Next Home Purchase
by Guest on Jul 15, 2013 • Real Estate • 2242 Views
Your credit report and scores are an extremely important part of qualifying for a mortgage to purchase a home A few points in either direction or a derogatory credit item or two can mean a much better deal or the difference between qualifying and not qualifying
Business Writers - How They Can Add Value To Your Organisation
by tonyfisher@mail15.com on Jul 19, 2013 • Renting / Leasing • 1813 Views
In commercial life there are the 'amateur' writers, the managers for whom routine writing is just one activity (and often not their core skill).
Who Is the Real Appraiser?
by Administrator on Jul 25, 2013 • General Appraisal • 2460 Views
In a way improperly licensed or unlicensed parties are acting like appraisal management companies or AMC's, taking appraisal assignments from parties and then assigning them to appraisers. The problem with using that argument to defend their actions is that they are not AMC's, just appraisers or unlicensed parties who think they are being entrepreneurs. There are no AMC protections for a commercial appraiser who takes an assignment from an unlicensed or residentially licensed firm. If you have a subcontractor agreement with a residential appraisal firm, does the firm you are contracting with really have the authority to manage you if it is owned by a residential appraiser?
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