Month: May 2011

Today’s Market Conditions

This is a great depiction of today's market conditions - way to go Eric! Eric Wolff, North County Times Lenders outplay traditional sellers - Setting lower prices means they get their bid  Lenders are doing better than individuals in pricing houses for quick sales;...

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Seller Financing

From Bloomberg: Sue and Douglas Reed knew no bank would give them a mortgage -- not with a bankruptcy and two foreclosures fresh in their credit history. They turned to Hilarie Walters, whose childhood home on 15 acres (6 hectares) in Marshall, Michigan, had been on...

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Other Side of Boomers

From HW: The U.S. mortgage finance market is mutating more and more into something that looks like Europe and what is needed is "trust in individual initiatives and in free enterprise" to fix it, said Christopher Whalen of Institutional Risk Analytics on Tuesday....

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Realtor Fraud Being Exposed

Hat tip to MB for sending this along, from the wsj.com: Reports of mortgage fraud, which have been increasing since the housing boom, rose to their highest level on record in 2010, Treasury Department figures showed. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, a...

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40% Delinquency

From the FT.com: Bank of America plans to shrink its $850bn portfolio of troubled home loans by about half over the next three years as it seeks to quicken the pace with which it resolves problems related to the housing crisis and its disastrous purchase of...

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