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Homeownership investment startup Landed launches in Portland
Sep 13, 2019Public school teachers and faculty in the Portland area may be eligible to have half of the down payment on a home paid for them, thanks to the recent partnership of Landed and Multnomah County. The startup pays half of the standard down payment (up to $120,000), in exchange for a return on its investment: 25% of the appreciation gain when the property is sold.
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HUD watchdog clears Carson in $31,000 furniture fiasco
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NAHB: Most homeowners now view housing market’s affordability problem as a crisis
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Priced out? More renters are seeking out lower cost metros
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FHFA moves to curb Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac green loans for multifamily
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California nears statewide rent control
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Mortgage Tech Rundown: HomeLight, Asurity, and Homebot
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ATTOM: Foreclosure activity climbs slightly in August, but is still down 24% from last year
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Expert: Alternative valuations could drive up consumer costs
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Retirement Expert: Proprietary Products Key to Greater Reverse Mortgage Acceptance
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CFPB Partners with State Regulators for Financial Innovation Network
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Fannie Mae announce sale of more than $1 billion in non-performing loans
Sep 12, 2019
