Eventually, everyone is going to be doing it, at this rate:
Audacity
by Jim the Realtor | Jul 6, 2011 | Bubbleinfo TV, Listing Agent Practices, North County Coastal, REOs for sale | 6 comments
by Jim the Realtor | Jul 6, 2011 | Bubbleinfo TV, Listing Agent Practices, North County Coastal, REOs for sale | 6 comments
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FOMC Minutes "Near-term inflation outlook had deteriorated" https://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2022/07/fomc-minutes-near-term-inflation.html
"the near-term inflation outlook had deteriorated since ... the May meeting."
"participants judged that an increase of 50 or 75 basis points would likely be appropriate at the next meeting."
Goldman: The peak for core PCE inflation has likely peaked. The goods inflation surge caused by shortages and rising commodity prices should moderate.
But "we expect year-on-year core CPI inflation to meaningfully reaccelerate in late summer" before falling to 5.5% in December.
So who bought it?
I don’t get why banks go crazy when buyers at the courthouse steps collude. But for some reason turn a blind eye on all the short sale fraud going on.
Regular businesses keep track of assets + expenses down to the penny. You’d think banks would be the exact sale way.
Why hire an independent agent to list your bank property if they’re just going to defraud you?
Seems everyone’s mistake is assuming that “we’re on the same team”.
The Real estate business is dirty… dirty…. dirty. Like organized crime, but not so organized.
Chuck
Let’s call it “unorganized crime”?
The MLS is a co-conspirator. Agents see other agents spewing deceit throughout the system, and they figure – “well he’s doing it, and she’s doing it, I guess it’s OK!”
What I’m most struck by is the bold assertiveness of JTR’s shoes hitting hardwood. You can tell the quality of the flooring by the sound of JTR walking around.
I guess the $64 dollar, or $600,000 question is where is the money? Only in real estate, especially California, can a person essentially steal $600,000 and walk away. The amount of fraud is beyond belief.