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Difficult Times: Is The Tennessee Real Estate Commission
Out of Touch with Reality?
Despite a
General Assembly that has pro-business Republican majority and a
Governor that recognizes the value of jobs, the Tennessee Real
Estate Commission seems bent on raising fees and making it more
difficult for education providers to do business in Tennessee.
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Tennessee GOP Ousts House Speaker Kent Williams
State GOP leader
Robin Smith says the Tennessee Republican Party voted to strip
Representative Kent Williams of Elizabethton of his Republican status.
Last month, Williams caused an uproar by garnering the support of every
democrat to win the speakership by one vote over Jason Mumpower. He was
the first Republican to be elected speaker in 40 years.
As a result, Republicans lose their 50-49 majority in the state House.
Last month, Williams sided with 49 Democrats to become the first
Republican house speaker in Tennessee since reconstruction.:
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Investors flocking to Ginnie Maes
Home foreclosures and market volatility are running high. So any
investment even remotely connected to mortgages is the last place to
look if you're trying to protect your retirement savings, right?
Not necessarily. Many investors seeking safe harbor and modest yield are
finding both in mutual funds that specialize in buying Ginnie Maes,
which are pools of mortgages guaranteed by the Government National
Mortgage Association.
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TREC Violates Rules: Changes Expiration Dates of Courses
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On January 8th, the Tennessee Real Estate Commission voted to
revoked the authorization of all pre-licensing and continuing
education courses and reset the expiration date of all from approved
date of December 31, 2012 to September 30, 2009
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