I hope you are right JWM but I have so little faith that that poor bastard in the heartland would even know who fannie and freddie are because they don’t sponsor a Nascar driver. I would say that congress traditionally hates California and won’t bail us out but everyones 401k is taking a hit because of it so it will probably pass. Doesn’t matter, it won’t change a thing, interest rates were low and toxic loans were plentiful when this thing started to go south, neither will save it now. It was the affordability and the shattering of the illusion that things would always go higher that killed real estate, this is CPR on a patient with no head. Raising the conforming limits won’t bring back subprime either. The band aid is coming off either way, now they have to decide if the want to rip it off or peel it slowly.
Mehram Ahram is a local mortgage guy who is on the radio with Chamberlain all the time and buys commercials on that excuse for a radio station. He is also the reporter of sorts on Chamberlain’s business reports but his reports are almost commercials and it has an infomercial feel where they talk about how great everything is in a disgusting display of eternal optimism. On the weekend they have more time to agree with each other and if you listen for too long the propaganda is so thick you feel like grabbing a flower and pulling a Tieneman sqare on them. Personally I listen to KFI for Bill Handel and for John and Ken but I am forced to switch to KOGO to get the weather/traffic/local news until I’ve had my fill of the local amatuer version of Tony Robbins until Jim Rome comes on at 9:00. There are few things I miss about L.A. but radio is one of them.
Mehram Ahram is a local mortgage guy who is on the radio with Chamberlain all the time and buys commercials on that excuse for a radio station. He is also the reporter of sorts on Chamberlain’s business reports but his reports are almost commercials and it has an infomercial feel where they talk about how great everything is in a disgusting display of eternal optimism. On the weekend they have more time to agree with each other and if you listen for too long the propaganda is so thick you feel like grabbing a flower and pulling a Tieneman sqare on them. Personally I listen to KFI for Bill Handel and for John and Ken but I am forced to switch to KOGO to get the weather/traffic/local news until I’ve had my fill of the local amatuer version of Tony Robbins until Jim Rome comes on at 9:00. There are few things I miss about L.A. but radio is one of them.
Mehram Ahram is a local mortgage guy who is on the radio with Chamberlain all the time and buys commercials on that excuse for a radio station. He is also the reporter of sorts on Chamberlain’s business reports but his reports are almost commercials and it has an infomercial feel where they talk about how great everything is in a disgusting display of eternal optimism. On the weekend they have more time to agree with each other and if you listen for too long the propaganda is so thick you feel like grabbing a flower and pulling a Tieneman sqare on them. Personally I listen to KFI for Bill Handel and for John and Ken but I am forced to switch to KOGO to get the weather/traffic/local news until I’ve had my fill of the local amatuer version of Tony Robbins until Jim Rome comes on at 9:00. There are few things I miss about L.A. but radio is one of them.
