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Books and Publishing, Business, Real Estate

New Book Outlines How to Make Money in This Economy

freeNewsArticles Story Summary: With the real estate market in flux and money for property investment tight as a drum, this might not be the best time to publish a book on property investment or on how to be a landlord. Author DJV Murphy considered the current market conditions as the backdrop to his latest book ‘So You Want To Be A Landlord: Tales From The Crypt’ (ISBN: 9781461087014).

Books and Publishing, Entertainment, General Editorial

New Underground Book ‘Family Tiez’ Goes Mainstream in eBook Format

freeNewsArticles Story Summary: On December 16, 2008, The News Journal, Wilmington, Delaware’s largest local newspaper, ran a cover story with headline: Urban fiction author pleads guilty to drug trafficking: 10 counts could get the Wilmington man life in prison. This story was about Mustafaa As-Salafi, the author of ‘Family Tiez’ (ISBN: 978-0976224310 paperback; Level V Publishing), an underground, nationwide, bestselling novel that chronicles the story of a large-scale, illegal drug distribution enterprise in the Tri-State area.

Banking and Finance, Business, Management Changes

Bank of Southern California Appoints Robert Marshall as Chief Credit Officer

freeNewsArticles Story Summary: Bank of Southern California N.A. announced today that Robert Marshall was appointed as Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer. In this role, Mr. Marshall will lead the Bank’s credit function, overseeing credit risk management, credit approval and credit analysis functions, and ensuring the overall quality of the Bank’s lending portfolio is maintained.

Banking and Finance, Business

Interthinx Hosts Beltway Series Examining the Postelection Housing Outlook

freeNewsArticles Story Summary: Interthinx announced today the success of its second in a series of Washington, D.C., ‘beltway breakfast’ forums dedicated to building confidence in the mortgage markets through a renewed focus on data integrity. ‘The Housing Outlook Postelection’ explored how the Administration and Congress can work together on the future development of solutions and policies that affect the real estate finance industry.

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