On Monday the Department of Justice and Attorney General Eric Holder announced a meager $7 billion settlement with Citigroup for causing the most severe financial crisis since the Great Depression by fraudulently...
Securitization Audit News Tea Party Founder Told Live On Air 'It's …
In 2009 when CNBC reporter Rick Santelli went on a rant about bailing out homeowners with government money and how people should protest like the American colonists with a Tea Party, a portion of the Republican...
Securitization Audit News Why it's a great time for real estate …
Venture capitalist Joanne Wilson of Gotham Gal Ventures says it's a promising time for startups looking for funding because you're seeing people in that space invest in verticals they probably never would have touched in...
Securitization Audit News Zillow getting listings directly from …
Phoenix-based DPR Realty LLC is now sending its listings directly to Zillow under the portal's Pro for Brokers program . View original post here: Securitization Audit News Zillow getting listings directly from...
Securitization Audit News Brokerage, franchise execs think their …
Despite the millions of dollars that Zillow, Trulia and realtor.com are spending to get consumers to pay attention to their brands this year, brokerage and franchise execs think their local brands still rule. That's according...
Dept. of Justice settles with Citigroup for $7 Billion – Securitization …
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PEB clarifies the relationship between note, mortgage, and …
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Securitization Audit News Citigroup Pays Just $7 Billion For Causing …
Citigroup, one of the most dysfunctional and malevolent financial institutions in American history, has agreed to pay $7 billion to settle investigations into the fraud it committed in the mortgage security market that led to...
Securitization Audit News $2.5B of new Citigroup's new $7B penalty …
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