Commercial Record

January 27, 2012 | Updated 11:19am

The Commercial Record

Jan. 27 Issue

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On Appraisals, Follow The Money?

The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is working on a real estate issue that gets to the...

Coping With Homebuyers' Short-Term Memory

Discovering one's dream home is hard work. Buyers usually begin with an emotion and work out...

Deal With Banks Could Mean Millions Of Dollars In Help For Conn. Homeowners

A deal between five major banks and a group of attorneys general - including George Jepsen of...

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