Month: June 2014

Merlin Pearson writes, “Statistics are like a lamp post to a drunk. They are used far more for support than they are for illumination.” A […]

Economists call it “wage source”. In a nutshell, it’s how you obtain your cash. Many work in order to fill their bank accounts; however, in […]

This week is a busy travel week for me (Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Atlanta), but people are also busy permanently moving; that’s a good thing, […]

I am fortunate enough to have a pretty heady bunch of topics today, including information on Fannie & Freddie new reps and warrants (and how […]

We’re racing toward the Summer Solstice, with the most daylight in the Northern Hemisphere, but Happy Friday the 13th AND a full moon! This combination […]

$650,000 is a lot of money for many companies. That was the amount of the latest fine levied by the FTC on a Pennsylvania home […]

Appraisers run across all types of buildings. But how about this set of buildings, constructed to look like exactly what goes on inside the building? […]

“Action will be taken to prevent the next disaster as soon as possible after it has occurred.” In an unrelated topic, although in the same […]

I don’t know where this topic falls, somewhere between “That’s mildly interesting”, and, “So what?” Although I bike a lot, I might fall into the, […]

“Rob, is there a reputable site for free credit reports for our clients?” Yes, right here. Pass that along to your borrowers – the others […]