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The Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization, or MISMO, has announced its Board of Directors for 2022. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, which appoints all of MISMO's directors and chairs, the real estate finance industry's standards organization collaborates across the industry to create essential standards that expedite the exchange of information, accelerate the industry's move to a fully digital mortgage process, and establish best practices to address...

St. Tammany Parish voters have overwhelmingly turned down a $325 million waterfront casino gambling project that has been the target of litigation contending the electoral process violated the state constitution.

A woman part of a group of residents opposing a residential project on Crooked Lake has filed suit in Steuben County Circuit Court seeking to have a j ...

A woman part of a group of residents opposing a residential project on Crooked Lake has filed suit in Steuben County Circuit Court seeking to have a j ...

When Margy Rockwood saw people with surveying equipment working on lots across the street from her getaway home on Crooked Lake in August, she figured ...

Do you care about the fact that the Ford F-150 is officially one of the safest vehicles in the country? If ...

A life-saving feature that alerts emergency responders if you have been in a car crash is Google’s best-kept secret.

Truework joins Blend Labs, Equifax Mortgage Solutions and Finicity as vendors now authorized by Fannie Mae as validation report suppliers.

The previous seesaw record was set in Sacramento back in 1971 and one-half of the pair is the same man who broke the record today. Chuck Walker was 18-years-old and just out of high school when he set the record. Hes been hoping to break his own record ever since. "This has been such a struggle," Walker told KGO. "I have a hard time at night. The days are awesome because youre all out cheering us on, supporting us. Awesome, thank you for all that cheering." Walker, along with his roommate a...

Mike Hartshorn, the man on the other side of the teeter-totter, joked he was foolish enough to participate in the record-breaking attempt. Walker closed his shop for the record, but Hartshorn is still working, with his phone and nearby laptop. They arranged for a portable toilet to be near the stage, for their rare break, one at a time. The movement doesnt stop – not even for sleep, which they take turns doing for a few hours at a time. "Concord is full of amazing people, from all walks of li...