Five Key Take-Aways from the RMA Conference
Early last week, I attended the Risk Management Association’s annual conference. It was held at the Gaylord Convention Center in National Harbor, just across the Potomac…
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…yet average loan size reached eight-year peak
For the second consecutive year, volume under the U.S. Small Business Administration’s popular 7(a) program declined in Fiscal Year 2018, which ended on September 30th…
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In April, federal bank regulators made headlines when they officially raised the threshold above which appraisals are required for commercial real estate transactions from $250,000 to $500,000. It wasn’t a trivial change. For…
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EDR’s Environmental Impact Summary Sheet Identifies 33 Sites of Interest
Hurricane Michael, a fast-moving Category 4 storm with fierce winds of 155 miles per hour, is unleashing its power on a swatch of…
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RIMSCentral is the due diligence portal where bank appraisal staff and appraisers meet – in a process designed for compliance. It is the hub that keeps all parties in…
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RIMS is a simple-to-use, feature-rich appraisal management software solution that improves the way all parties in the due diligence process collaborate.
RIMS was developed to focus on the following…
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Hear first-hand from industry experts why they believe the “glass is half full” in retail site reuse, brick and mortar stores have a future, and mixed use is on the rise.…
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How Technology Can Redefine ‘The Art Of The Possible’
In an article that was just published by Forbes, our CEO Chris Aronson shares his insights into what the rapid pace of technological change…
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“Our focus after storm events is on providing up-to-the-minute answers to critical questions like how many sites may be affected, and what types of hazardous material may be unleashed due to wind and… READ MORE >
An additional 152 sites are prioritized for cleanup under a state program
Hurricane Florence has the potential to dump 10 trillion gallons of rainwater on North and South Carolina. That’s enough water to…
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