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Greg McCoskey Joins NTC as Lead General Counsel

Nationwide Title Clearing announced recently that Greg McCoskey has been hired as the company's Lead General Counsel. McCoskey’s responsibilities will include working with the operations and management teams to provide counsel on corporate and litigation matters for NTC and to ensuring that NTC's customers remain insulated from statutory non-compliance risk for any operation outsourced to NTC.

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What’s Causing Unusual Buying Patterns?

Where declining home sales normally would be a positive for potential buyers going into the height of buying season, this summer, it’s a negative. See why buyers are being “sidelined” and what potential mortgage payments would be in the current climate.

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Home Prices Cool Off in the Summer

According to the Ten-X Nowcast, existing home sales might be cooling off. Last month, they predicted data later confirmed by NAR, but will they be right this round of predictions? See what they’re saying.

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Modernizing Technology

The technology-driven digitalization of notarization means maximum efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and convenience for the otherwise paper-heavy mortgage industry, but at what cost? This story was originally featured in the June edition of MReport.

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The Science of Homebuying Psychology: A Study

Over the last two years, a few different trends have emerged concerning where and when people are buying homes, according to a recent report, and they aren't what you think. Read ahead to see how millennial are continuing to shape the housing market.

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Lopsided Conditions Making it Hard for Buyers

The National Association of Realtors reported in their Pending Home Sales Index that contract signings are continuing their now three month pattern. Repeat buyers have it tough and first-time homebuyers can’t catch a break.

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Moving? Better Hurry.

Seeing homes in your metro switch from “for sale” to “sold” rapidly? Chances are, you’re seeing the effects of the housing shortage. The latest research from Trulia revealed a significant correlation between the inventory shortage and how long homes are staying on the market, but depending on your metro and if you’re buyer is looking for a starter, trade-up, or premium home you could be experiencing more severe effects.

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