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Pricing Woes, a Hotel Wake-Up Call, and Opportunities in AI

By First American NCS on August 1, 2023
Welcome to the CRE News Digest from First American Title NCS, where we explore the biggest stories in commercial real estate. As a legacy brand working in CRE for more than 120 years, First American keenly knows the market and the forces that are ...
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Topics: Commercial Lender Commercial News Mortgage Lending Artificial Intelligence Hotel

The Inside Look with Xander Snyder - Episode 1

By First American NCS on July 17, 2023
Welcome to 'The Inside Look,' where our Senior Commercial Real Estate Economist Xander Snyder shares his thoughts on construction financing and other economic indicators. Watch this video. Subscribe to the CRE Insider blog for more insightful videos like ...
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Topics: Commercial Real Estate Commercial Lender Mortgage Lending real estate investor banks construction

The Lending Landscape at Midyear, Retail Bright Spots and a Push Towards a Green, Clean CRE Market

By First American NCS on July 6, 2023
Welcome to the CRE News Digest from First American Title NCS, where we explore the biggest stories in commercial real estate. As a legacy brand working in CRE for more than 120 years, First American keenly knows the market and the forces that are ...
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Topics: Commercial News Mortgage Lending Retail

Failure to Disclose a Property Condition May State a Cause of Action for Fraud

By Mike Berey on September 4, 2019
The Defendants-Sellers had completed a mold remediation project in the pool wing of the house prior to entering into a contract of sale with the Plaintiffs. Under the contract, the property was sold “as is”, no express representations as to the condition ...
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Topics: Fraud Mortgage Lending

Pre-Workout Agreements Revisited – Are They Enforceable?

By Jack Murray on December 1, 2016
In response to the surge in lender-liability claims against mortgage lenders commencing in the mid-1980s -- especially in connection with affirmative claims or defenses of borrowers based on breach of an alleged oral agreement to extend, modify or ...
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Topics: Mortgage Lending Pre-Workout Agreements

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