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DO YOU STILL BELIEVE IN FANNIE MAY ? They just have a loss the size of
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Bernanke Says U.S. Must Step Up Foreclosure
Efforts -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke urged using
more taxpayer funds for new efforts to prevent home foreclosures, saying the
private sector is incapable of coping with the crisis on its own. The Fed chief
outlined four possible options, including buying delinquent mortgages and
providing bigger incentives for refinancing loans. He called for addressing the
“apparent market failure” where lenders aren’t modifying mortgages even in
cases where it’s in their own economic interest to do so... read Business
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It’s David Norden here. I am contacting you
because many home owners are in trouble at this moment and with actual bank
crisis it doesn't seem problems are easy to solve.
There were 220,000 homes lost to bank
repossessions in the second quarter, and the annual forecast for 2008 will
have to be revised upward. more
Foreclosure filings are public information, free for anyone to see if you know
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Why we shouldn't be bailing out subprime
lenders or borrowers
Dumb: Buying a
house you can't afford with no down payment and a loan whose monthly payments
will explode in a few years.
Dumber: Lending
money to people who can't afford a traditional mortgage, especially when they
have lousy credit ratings and don't substantiate their income.
Dumbest: Bailing
out dumb and dumber, especially with taxpayer money. ... Read subprime
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Foreclosure Data RealtyTrac
today released its U.S. Foreclosure Market Report containing year-end data for
2006. Nationwide, 1.2 million properties entered some stage of foreclosure
during 2006, a 42-percent jump from 2005. The report also indicates that one of
every 92 households across the country filed for foreclosure.
foreclosure data florida
, soar nationwide Home foreclosures rose in Florida data and nationwide during
2006, up 42 percent nationwide and 2 percent in Florida, according to a national
survey released Thursday by RealtyTrac, a California-based company.
Real Estate: The Next Hot Market
In 26 years of doing it, I still get surprises, and there is money to be made in
it.”--Julian Dominguez, Real Estate Investor
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