Sentence examples for records loan from inspiring English sources

Over the last two years, I've begun accumulating a lot of paperwork in the form of automobile titles, bank records, loan records, etc. and I needed a good way to organize them.

Behind The Numbers Our list includes 2006-2007 data on job growth, from the Bureau of Labor statistics; foreclosure data from RealtyTrac, an online database of foreclosures gleaned from multiple listing services, bank-owned properties, bankruptcy records, loan histories, tax liens and lender information; and ZipRealty, an online firm that tracks vacancy rates through multiple listing services.

Like John Dos Passos, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, and many other writers, she stayed at the Hotel Florida, where Hemingway held court, playing Chopin records, loaning his bathtub to soldiers, and sharing ham, cheese, caviar, whiskey, and pâté.

To avoid the costs and complexity of tracking all these exchanges, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the mortgage industry set up MERS to record loan assignments electronically.

If the cost were a deterring factor, then we'd be at record loan volumes today because the interest rate has dropped for S.B.A.-backed loans in the past 18 months.

On Monday, Citigroup officials said the bank recorded loan growth, compared with a year ago, in almost every one of its businesses during the third quarter, and in almost every corner of the globe.

But Fitch Ratings, the credit rating agency, warned in a report in the past week that record loan growth and aggressive efforts by state-run banks to repackage and sell debt to investors had raised credit risks in the country and could "lead to another financial crisis".

But on Thursday Fitch Ratings, the credit rating agency, warned that record loan growth and aggressive efforts by state-run banks to repackage and sell debt to investors had raised credit risks in the country and could "lead to another financial crisis," according to a report published by Bloomberg News.

China's record loan growth moderated in April, slowing to 29.7% from a year earlier, compared with 29.8% in March.

Lending Club has reached new record loan numbers in 7 of the past 8 months, according to Peter Renton of the Social Lending Network (see chart).

Stan Humphries, an economist with the housing site Zillow.com, said what was initially cast as a problem of sloppy record-keeping is rapidly evolving into one that suggests the banks' procedures for recording loans might not have followed the law.