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It was a sad day earlier this week for anyone who likes food out of a toaster as the inventor of Pop-Tarts passed away at age 96. (Yes, Pop-Tarts were invented… they don’t grow naturally in the wild.) Something else that isn’t found naturally is airline seat pricing. We’re in mid-February, and conference activity will increase, and families will start thinking about summer vacations. That often means flights. Prices do go up significantly 21, 14, and seven days before a flight, so keep that in mind. (For anyone who is genuinely interested, here’s an easy to r...

It is said that if all the hunters on opening day(s) of deer season in Wisconsin were grouped together, they would comprise the sixth largest army in the world! Sometimes lenders feel that they have a target on their backs, and here at the WMBA’s 49th Annual Real Estate & Finance Conference in Milwaukee, some of the informal talk in the hallways is about avoiding redlining, a focus of audits and exams. Another is RESPA. When does “As you wish” or “intent” figure into lending? “Rob, is it true that the same business lunch can either be a RES...

/PRNewswire/ -- US Mortgage Corporation is proud to announce the appointment of Nino Saso as the Company's new Chief Production Officer. In this role, Nino...

The iconic I “Love” NY campaign is one of the most successful, image-changing advertising campaigns ever. But sometimes the hype doesn’t necessarily match up with reality. Such is the case with the mortgage business in the Empire State. Lenders there, if they aren’t ignoring New York all together, are more likely to have an “I Hate NY” snow globe on the desk. “New York is the most difficult state on the planet to do business in,” said Steven A. Milner, 73, founder and CEO of U.S. Mortgage Corp. and president of the New York Mortgage Bankers Association.