MOST POPULAR ARTICLES CLICK HERE TO GET COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION REPORT EDITOR’S NOTE: For those seeking to buy a home to live in, and for those seeing to buy a “bargain” for investment BEWARE! The pressure on this housing market will not stop until the foreclosures are stopped and the real process of modification […]

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MOST POPULAR ARTICLES CLICK HERE TO GET COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION REPORT EDITOR’S NOTE: Calculated Risk has the right idea but the wrong calculation. It is relying on published reports of underwater houses and the amount they are underwater. The true figure is at least $1.4 trillion, which would make the settlement around 1.75 cents […]

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MOST POPULAR ARTICLES GET COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION ANALYSIS – CLICK HERE Adam Levitin posts on www.creditslips.org EDITOR’S COMMENT: Adam Levitin has nailed it again. From politics to practicality to legality. The Multistate Foreclosure Settlement posted by Adam Levitin The New York Times came out with a strong editorial urging state AGs and the Administration […]

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How Unemployment Is Dragging Down The Housing Market The Huffington Post Lila Shapiro  First Posted: 03/25/11 02:35 PM Updated: 03/25/11 02:35 PM Although the United States population has grown by 120 million people in the past fifty-odd years, today’s new homes are selling at just half the pace they were in 1963. Home sales are being […]

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SEE taking-justice-off-the-table-2-cent-settlement SUBMITTED BY E. TOLLE The great whitewash is here. We’ve been setup once again. Sold down the river. (Reuters) – 3/15/2011- A comprehensive settlement between U.S. authorities and banks over alleged mortgage servicing abuses needs to be reached quickly to help the housing market heal, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Tuesday. Geithner […]

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EDITOR’s comment: Everyone seems to agree that nobody really knows the identity of the creditor in the millions of mortgage transactions that were created from 2001 to 2008. Yet the general consensus from the administration and the media is that these transactions should be enforced anyway. The idea of enforcing a transaction in which only […]

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Doesn’t anyone see that if “financial services” accounts for 40% of our GDP that it means we are kidding ourselves? THAT only means we are trading from the left pocket into the right pocket into the back pocket and around again — and counting it as GDP. Our real GDP is far lower than anything […]

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