Freestyle Music Park's new owners have signed a $20 million mortgage with a foreign lender, fueling more speculation that the theme park may be planning to reopen.
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Freestyle Music Park mortgages with foreign lender
Posted by mortgage 96 days ago (Editorial)
RP Funding Featured at WBDO?s 41st Annual Fall Fiesta in the Park
Posted by mortgage 200 days ago (Editorial)
RP Funding President Robert Palmer?s radio show ?Saving Thousands! with Robert Palmer? will broadcast live from the eventOrlando, Fla. (PRWEB) November 04, 2011 Robert Palmer, President of RP Funding, Orlando?s ?No Fee? Direct Mortgage Lender, is taking his message of saving thousands directly to the people. This weekend he is a featured guest during WDBO?s 41st annual Fall Fiesta. The event ...
Let the Games Begin! Campus Martius Park Adds a Game Pavilion, Sponsored by Quicken Loans
Posted by mortgage 256 days ago (Editorial)
The nation's largest online retail mortgage lender sponsors games and activities in Downtown Detroit. (PRWeb September 09, 2011) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/9/prweb8785051.htm
Mortgage lender buys theme park out of foreclosure
Posted by mortgage 289 days ago (Editorial)
MYRTLE BEACH -- The theme park formerly known as Freestyle Music Park might be back in business in time for summer 2012.
Newly Renamed Quicken Loans Junior Achievement Finance Park is Unveiled in Detroit
Posted by mortgage 342 days ago (Editorial)
The Detroit-based company continues commitment to educate youth about fiscal responsibility
Mortgage lender to pay NJ, other states $9M (Asbury Park Press)
Posted by mortgage 1064 days ago (Editorial)
Mortgage lender Taylor, Bean & Whitaker agreed to pay New Jersey and 13 other states a total of $9 million after an examination found significant weaknesses in the company's underwriting standards in 2006, regulators said today.
Lender to pay $9M for underwriting flaws (Asbury Park Press)
Posted by mortgage 1064 days ago (Editorial)
Mortgage lender Taylor, Bean & Whitaker has agreed to pay New Jersey and 13 other states a total of $9 million after an examination found significant weaknesses in the company's underwriting standards in 2006, regulators said.
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