KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV/KSMO) An 80-year-old woman who wandered away from her home during Kansas City’s last heavy snowfall is reunited with her family. Thankfully a watchful, quick thinking 11-year-old came to the rescue.
Kansas City police and the woman’s husband were frantically searching that snowy morning for 80-year-old Linda Kagay. She had fallen to the ground and was hidden by a snowbank.
Eleven-year-old Rocco Spadafore says he just happened to look out of his family’s front window and notice a dark object in their front yard. It was Linda’s walker. “I saw a person laying down right in front of it, so I just told my mom,” Rocco Spadafore said. “We were able to attract the attention of the police to show them where she was.”
LoanCraft Collaborates with Freddie Mac to Provide Lenders With a Full-Service Option for Calculating Self-Employed Income
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TROY, Mich.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–LoanCraft, a seasoned innovator in mortgage technology and architect of the LoanCraft income calculation service, a unique full-service approach to calculating borrower income, announced today that their service has been integrated with Freddie Mac’s automated underwriting system (AUS).
The service uses data from tax returns and other documents to provide an easy-to-use, actionable income report. The integration of LoanCraft’s service with Loan Product Advisor
® asset and income modeler (AIM) for self-employed can offer lenders the assurance of income representation and warranty relief and helps remove the underwriting bottleneck associated with computing self-employed income.
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Sometimes running a mortgage compliance department can seem like this short clip Indiana’s Carol K. sent along. Yet there is value in compliance, and it is good that lenders and servicers are much more cognizant of rules and regulations than we were 12-14 years ago, along with requiring that borrowers have the ability to repay a loan. President-elect Joe Biden will nominate Rohit Chopra to be the next director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He is a strong consumer advocate, aligned with Senator Elizabeth Warren, lifelong friend of banks everywhere. (Snort.) There is value provided to consumers by the CFPB, and we’ll see a lot of that in the next four years. Individuals and companies are hard at work finding value out there, whether it is uncovering borrowers with high rates to refinance or investment banks finding v