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Dr. Waller quoted in featured article below. Rochbacher Bill Empowers Communities in U.S. to Regulate ‘Sober Living Homes’  

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ARES MEMBER PROFILE Bennie D. Waller Professor of Finance and Real Estate & Director of the Center for Financial Responsibility College of Business and Economics, Longwood University, Farmville, VA By: Jesse Saginor, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL Bennie Waller … Continue reading →

Longwood Real Estate faculty is ranked 19th internationally according to the Real Estate Academic Leadership (REAL) published by the Journal of Real Estate Literature for the period 2013-2017.  This ranking is based on the number of publication over the the … Continue reading →

May 18, 2016 Parents of high school students get a chill when credit card applications first begin appearing in the mail addressed to their child. They worry whether their son or daughter is ready for the responsibility. Dr. Bennie Waller … Continue reading →

Pricey Gas Leads to Lower Home Prices When the cost to fill a tank is high, real-estate agents won’t drive as far to market a property, concludes a paper by faculty at Longwood University and Florida Atlantic University By ADAM BONISLAWSKI … Continue reading →

Once again, history will be made at Longwood. The Commission on Presidential Debates has named Longwood to host the single vice‑presidential debate for the 2016 election.

HSH’s Standout Innovators and Thinkers What will the U.S. housing market look like in 10 years?   It’s a surprisingly provocative question. Before the recession, the answer might have been wildly – and incorrectly – optimistic. Today we know better, … Continue reading →

Area gas prices falling sharply – The Daily Progress: News <img src=”http://b.scorecardresearch.com/p?c1=2&c2=6035426&cv=2.0&cj=1″ /> Area gas prices falling sharply By Chris Suarez The Daily Progress Posted on Aug 3, 2015 by Chris Suarez Anyone planning a late-summer road trip with serious … Continue reading →

Eight Experts Weigh in on Managing Student Debt So what’s the best way to deal with student loans? According to Bennie D. Waller, Chair of Accounting, Economics, Finance and Real Estate as well as Director of the Center for Financial … Continue reading →