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Norfolk Housing Authority Turmoil Spikes After Firing

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NRHA Fired Nathan Simms: What Happened (Timeline)? How the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority removed Executive Director Nathan Simms began on November 6, 2025, when the Board of Commissioners retreated into a closed session to discuss an unspecified personnel matter. Simms presented briefly, then the board reconvened without him or the public and voted to terminate him without citing a reason. Closed Door Vote Shock No public notice or discussion preceded the personnel action, and the agenda gave no explanation. The episode comes as regulators like the FTC and DOJ intensify real estate scrutiny over transparency and consumer protection. A meeting recording was posted nearly two weeks later. Announcement gap and Documentation discrepancies NRHA communications director Leha Byrd declined to confirm his current employment status, saying it was a matter of public record . NRHA made no statement until November 19, and its website listed Simms as executive director on November 18....
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Rochester Seeks Waterfront Developer, Prime Site Up

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Rochester Waterfront Site: Location, Size, Price A riverbank parcel at 151 Mount Hope Avenue sits on the eastern edge of the Genesee River, beside Genesee Gateway Park. New York’s RUSH initiative has also been funding waterfront-adjacent housing and connectivity projects elsewhere in the state. The city’s request for proposals sets a submission deadline of April 13 . The nearly 2-acre site lies within Rochester’s Local Waterfront Revitalization Program boundary and the revitalization corridor. It adjoins river trails and links toward Maplewood. Site and Parcel Dimensions Configuration and access Flat topography and clear sight lines support efficient layout planning. A direct waterfront edge and mixed-use zoning alignment frame near term market potential. Price and Remediation Exposure Sale terms The city lists the property at $626,500, reflecting early-stage conditions. Environmental and geotechnical work is estimated near $4 million, with up to $2 million reimbursable through an Emp...
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From Side Hustle to Hardcore Freedom-Building Success with Cory King

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Key Takeaways Build a cash machine first so you can consistently fund your long-term wealth machine. Specialize in a clear niche so you can move faster and dominate your chosen market. Protect your family, health, and peace while scaling your income so success stays sustainable. United States Real Estate Investor® The REI Agent with Cory King https://youtu.be/9xxlqUFdhzk United States Real Estate Investor® Value-rich, The REI Agent podcast takes a holistic approach to life through real estate. Hosted by Mattias Clymer, an agent and investor, alongside his wife Erica Clymer, a licensed therapist, the show features guests who strive to live bold and fulfilled lives through business and real estate investing. You are personally invited to witness inspiring conversations with agents and investors who share their journeys, strategies, and wisdom. Ready to level up and build the life you truly want? Follow and subscribe to The REI Agent  on social Facebook Instagram Youtube Link...
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Dewey Beach Fraud Scam Tops $2.2M, Buyers on Alert

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What Happened in the Dewey Beach Wire Fraud Scam? Although the transaction appeared routine, a $2.2 million Dewey Beach, Delaware home purchase was disrupted when spoofed closing emails diverted the final wire payment. On November 19, 2025, instructions arrived ahead of the November 21 closing. The plaintiff, Johanna Berkowitz, alleges the scheme diverted $2,209,240.11 intended for the purchase. Similar schemes can lead to severe penalties, as seen in Pennsylvania cases involving wire fraud prosecutions. Closing period spoof Diversion The buyer sent $2,209,240.11 to a Truist Bank account shown in the spoofed message, believing it came from the closing law firm. The funds vanished soon after receipt through rapid withdrawals or transfers. Lawsuit and tracing Allegations A federal suit filed January 29, 2026 named John Doe defendants and alleged violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and Stored Communications Act, plus conversion and unjust enrichment. Bank record subpoenas, IP...
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