Raleigh builder pleads guilty
Raleigh home builder David L. Layton pleaded guilty Monday to a conspiracy charge in connection with a federal investigation into a mortgage fraud scheme, his lawyer said.
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Fed lifts rates a further quarter point to 3.5% It sounded a more upbeat note on the economy, saying: "Aggregate spending, despite high energy prices, appears to have strengthened since last winter." Earlier this year, the Fed signalled concern
The heat is on mortgage referral schemes (Newsday) It's one of American real estate's seamier practices, and it's almost impossible for consumers to detect - kickbacks and sweetheart payoffs among realty agents, title and escrow companies, lawyers and
Crews keep busy with school work When students return to the classroom Thursday, Sept. 1, they'll see few reminders of the $3.7 million in improvements that have been made at buildings throughout the Rapid City School
UConn Goes Own Way On Dorms Nine new dormitories built at state universities over the past 10 years were checked by the state building inspector, in contrast to six dorms built at the University of Connecticut
Alaska's Residential Mortgage Invites Mitel And Foundry Networks Into Their House - IP Firms Partner to Help Mortgage (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance) Mitel is receiving some enthusiastic northern exposure in Alaska thanks to a partnership with California-based Foundry Networks, Inc , Mitel Platinum solution provider TekMate and Alaska-based Residential Mortgage.read more...
A Rapid Renaissance in Columbia Heights To stand at 14th Street and Park Road in Northwest Washington is to behold a new world created at whiplash speed. read more...