Share + Feb 10, 2010 6:58 pm US/Central Reporting Amelia Santaniello WAYZATA, Minn.

Two Twin Cities men, one of them a loan officer, were sentenced this week in federal court for defrauding a bank on at least 21 loans totaling more than $4 million.

Last update: February 10, 2010 - 10:58 AM "It's not our goal to discourage locally grown food" said City Planner, Bryan Gadow.

I didn't want to put this in a comment on my previous post about Jingle Mail, so here's a link to a video that's being circulated about one facet of the foreclosure market and government aid to lenders. It does bring up the question as to whether a lender would even want to consider a short sale if...

While careful scrutiny of all apartment project expense line items can increase that all-important cash flow, there are other more up-front preventive actions that can contribute greatly to cash flow without spending a lot of money. I'm working on a series of apartment investing articles, and this one...

It's a rare person who invests time to actually read a deed of trust. Most borrowers just sign their loan documents without reading them. They know if they don't sign, they don't get the loan. And besides, the paperwork that's involved with a loan is simply enormous. But every once in a blue moon...