Lawsuit: Ex-Police Chief, Wife Default on $1M Mortgage

Lawsuit: Ex-Police Chief, Wife Default on $1M Mortgage. A lawsuit alleges that a former Honolulu police chief and his deputy prosecutor wife indicted in a corruption case aren't paying their home mortgage. March 1, 2018, at 6:55 p.m.. Lawsuit: Ex-Police Chief, Wife Default on $1M Mortgage. Share. ×.
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Many private sector organizations have transformed their corporate real estate operating models over the last decade, and this transformation provides tremendous opportunity and “lessons learned” for public sector real estate operations around the globe. Specifically, many organizations are moving
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Harare – South African banking institutions are expected to raise revenues to $4bn by 2022 amid massive upside potential for investment banking products across Africa. This is despite currency adjustment hurdles and the likelihood of foreign investors in Barclays Africa and Old Mutual selling down.
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(AP) — A former Honolulu police chief and his wife — a deputy city prosecutor — who are both facing charges in a corruption case, are being sued for failure to pay their home mortgage. The lawsuit filed by Hawaii Central Federal Credit Union this week comes as Louis and Katherine Kealoha fight a
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Admit it: Whether you're 35 or 65, the prospect of retiring without a mortgage is an attractive one. No more monthly mortgage payments to your home lender means extra money to spend on having fun in retirement. After years of punctual principal-and-interest mortgage payments, it's the least you
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is moving to banking reform legislation — not gun control or other responses to the high school shooting in Florida — next week in the Senate. McConnell has filed a motion to have a procedural vote Tuesday on legislation sponsored by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo · Michael (Mike)
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DXY Falls On Powell's Testimony Before Senate Banking Committee. Mar 1, 2018 9:50 am -08:00. Dylan Jusino … This morning, the Fed Chairman continued his testimony but this time he appeared before the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee. From comments on wage growth,
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The bill, sponsored by Senate Banking Chairman Michael D. Crapo, R-Idaho, has five Democrats on the panel as co-sponsors, including Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont. Tester described the bill as having “overwhelming bipartisan support and hopefully will see the floor next week.” He asked Powell if the bill
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Deloitte & Touche has entered a settlement with the US and agreed to pay $149.5 million to resolve claims related to its audit of Taylor Bean & Whitaker Mortgage, a mortgage lender that collapsed and declared bankruptcy in 2009, the Justice Department announced. Taylor Bean & Whitaker originated
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“We think the quality of lending the banking system is doing today is certainly higher and better than it was a few years ago,” Byres said. “The general dynamics in the market suggest it (the cap) is potentially becoming redundant, although there are some institutions still growing quite quickly.” Removing
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In just three weeks, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are expected to march on Washington to demand Congress act to prevent gun violence, in the aftermath of the Parkland massacre last month. But on Thursday, lawmakers left Washington after their first week back since the Florida school
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Dutch Bank That Once Called Bitcoin 'High Risk' Considers Building Crypto-Wallet This week the Dutch institution, Rabobank, the second-largest bank in the Netherlands in terms of total assets revealed it may introduce a cryptocurrency wallet called “Rabobit.” The wallet idea is one of 22 concepts
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For banks, one of the consequences of the Open Banking agenda is that, like it or not, there will be new players in the market who sit between them and their customers. Now that the debate has moved on from 'banks vs. fintechs' into a more realistic discussion of the opportunities around banks and
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The frequency of defect, fraud, and misrepresentation in information submitted during the mortgage application process has increased over the past year according to the First American Loan Application Defect Index released by First American for the month of January 2018. The index, which reflects
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Banks operating in Africa had an average return on equity (ROE) — a measure of profitability — of nearly 15 per cent last year. … Banks operating in Kenya and other African countries are the second most profitable globally after those in Latin America, a new report by consultancy McKinsey says. Banks
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The 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased again this week, marking the eighth consecutive week that these rates have seen a rise according to the latest Primary Mortgage Market survey by Freddie Mac. The survey indicated that the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.43 percent for the week
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Italy is long used to managing political instability, but giving birth to the country's 65th government since World War II looks a particularly tough order. With Sunday's election forecast to produce a hung parliament, weeks of political uncertainty could hang over an economy burdened with a feeble recovery
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IT COULD soon be time for an Uber-like disruption of the real estate industry with technology taking away power from the established players and towards the consumer. That was the warning from American real estate commentator Brad Inman as he travelled to Australia for the first time. He delivered a
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He was referring to Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo, an Idaho Republican, who has authored a measure to make changes to the Dodd-Frank banking law. On guns, senators are now engaging in bipartisan talks to see what, if anything, they can agree on. One measure that it appears
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