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Gene Greytak dies at 84; retired real estate broker became papal impersonator (Los Angeles Times)

Lifelong Catholic was at first reluctant to take on the ‘role’ of Pope John Paul II and was careful never to be inappropriate. The L.A. Archdiocese told him he was not breaking any canon law

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February real estate sales up sharply (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)

The frenzy of the Winter Olympics did not appear to be too much of a distraction for southwestern B.C. homebuyers intent on signing real estate deals during February.

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State Street to Pay Mortgage Securities Investors $300 Million (BankTech)

Firm settles with the SEC over charges it misled investors about subprime mortgage investments.

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Mortgage group has mortgage trouble (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

If there’s any group that should be wise to the dangers of too much debt, it’s the Mortgage Bankers Association. The Wall Street Journal reports today, however, that the association took a big loss on the sale of its office building.

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Mortgage officer accused of diverting funds (Orlando Sentinel)

Victor Cedeno made a lot of money negotiating short sales for Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. — too much, according to federal documents.

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