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Security upgrades after ransomware attack against TAD - Vimarsana News

Security upgrades after ransomware attack against TAD

In March, the personal information of nearly 300 homeowners ended up on the dark web.

Source: wfaa.com
Servicing, Non-QM DSCR, RON Products; Freddie and Fannie News; Rate Cut Outlook - Vimarsana News

Servicing, Non-QM DSCR, RON Products; Freddie and Fannie News; Rate Cut Outlook

Here in the Hill Country near Austin, Texas, there’s an active market of sellers and buyers of real estate. It is a safe bet that most use agents; around 90 percent of buyers use them, and Clever released data on average real estate commission rates in the U.S. as they stand now. Clever found that on the median-priced home of $431,000, the average U.S. home seller pays real estate commission fees of about $23,662. In a survey of 630 partner agents, the average real estate commission rate in the U.S. is 5.49 percent, divided between the listing agent (2.83 percent) and the buyer'...

El Paso homeowners to receive property valuation notices, have right to protest - Vimarsana News

El Paso homeowners to receive property valuation notices, have right to protest

Property owners in El Paso will soon start receiving property value notices in the mail or may have already even received them.

Source: kfoxtv.com
Aloft Announces Launch of Revolutionary AI-Driven Image Analysis Feature in Toolkit - Vimarsana News

Aloft Announces Launch of Revolutionary AI-Driven Image Analysis Feature in Toolkit

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 3, 2024--

Smith County property owners rendition deadline nears - Vimarsana News

Smith County property owners rendition deadline nears

File property renditions with Smith County Appraisal District by April 15 to report taxable items. Late filings may incur penalties. Details at www.smithcad.org.