Lawyer faces charges in mortgage fraud case after developer flees | Rent to own benefits all parties involved | Time for an email curfew?

View web version | Forward to a colleague       27 August 2014     Committed to industry news, opinion and analysis           Lawyer faces charges in mortgage fraud case after developer flees   Down payments, which may total more than $12 million, have disappeared and charges have been laid in a Canadian mortgage fraud case.   Read more       Broker: Rent to own benefits all parties involved   Rent to own properties benefit clients, investors and brokers, according to one leading player, who lays out the elements of a R2O strategy for those looking to add this lucrative business to their repertoire.   Read more       Time for an email curfew?   Are late-night emails eating into your team's sleep, productivity and overall happiness? Some companies are testing out email curfews to stop the habit - and finding success.   Read more       Broker embraces antiquated marketing technique   Most broker marketing campaigns may be online but one player has embraced what many believe to be outdated technology to bring in leads.   Read more       Big bank may be forced to pay out to clients   One big bank may be forced to pay out to more than 52,000 Canadians if a lawsuit targeting allegedly unfair mortgage penalties succeeds.   Read more       Tips for conflict resolution   Whether it’s with your clients or your staff, conflict is an inevitable part of being a broker. But there are ways of approaching confrontations without escalating the issue further.   Read more

 

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