Excerpted from the latimes.com: The Federal Reserve's latest effort to prop up the economy has dropped mortgages into once unthinkable territory, with 30-year fixed-rate loans available for less than 4% — a record low. For people lucky enough to still have their...
Hat tip to Daniel for sending this along, from Spiegelonline: The people who could ultimately give Greece the coup de grace are not the kind to throw stones or Molotov cocktails, and they have yet to torch any cars. Instead, they are people like 60-year-old beverage...
Here's my new listing in San Elijo Hills - come by today for open house, 12-3pm!
Newcomers may wonder how this all got started, particularily the videos. In Spring, 2008 the Bank of America selected me to be one of their retail REO listing agents, and within a month I was assigned a load of subprime-mortgaged dumps in Oceanside. They were beat-up...
It was six years ago today that this blog began - thanks for being here! This video sums up a recent trip down memory lane:
Hat tip to Mr. T for sending this along - from the website linked here: We are pleased to show you our first official video. It was shot at the historic Torrey Pines Glider Port and Blossom Valley in San Diego County:
We see more homes being bought today for all-cash than ever before - how do you explain it? The MSM thinks it's due to tougher mortgage underwriting, and we've seen in bidding wars that many buyers are using all-cash offers to help influence the seller's decision....
We'll probably see more of these around Olde Del Mar and other areas where people tend to stay forever, because "where can you do better?" But will the next set of buyers be willing to live in these as-is?
From iwatchnews.org: In the summer of 2007, a team of corporate investigators sifted through mounds of paper pulled from shred bins at Countrywide Financial Corp. mortgage shops in and around Boston. By intercepting the documents before they were sliced by the...
More from Larry, Moe and Curly about selling real estate around NSDCC:
