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    Bank of America Cuts Appraisal Staff by 5 Percent—Bloomberg, Appraisal News Online, HousingWire

    March 21, 2013

    70 Percent of the Work Appraisers Did at Landsafe, Bank of America’s Appraisal Division, Was Related to Soured Home Loans   Bank of America Corp.’s appraisal division LandSafe reduced about 5% of its work force, beginning Feb. 22, Bloomberg News, The Appraisal Institute, and Housing Wire reported.   LandSafe had more than 1,000 employees, the report said.  Hugh Son at Bloomberg explains a bit about the move:  

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