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Issue of July 16, 2007 |     |
To the ForeThe Bay State is stepping into the subprime fray with an innovative, if limited, solution: a new $250 million fund to bail out homeowners facing foreclosure. Keen Observation When Banker & Tradesman’s Jim Miara dedicated his monthly column to Robert Kuehn Jr. on July 3, 2006, it wasn’t the only tribute the founder and president of Cambridge-based Keen Development Corp. received at the time. Protecting Valuations’ Integrity By Lorrie Beaumont Appraiser independence has become the leading topic of concern for real estate appraisers nationwide. Lenders Should Understand Quirks of Relocation Conveyance By Bruce M. Perlman Until now, the mortgage transaction looked like every other deal. Newly Completed Boston Harbor Summer Camp in Action By Thomas M. Menino While visiting with youth at Camp Harbor View these past few weeks, I am amazed at how many kids say they’ve never been to camp. Check and Balance Banker & Tradesman's political cartoon. |
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