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I agree, based on what little I learned about bankruptcy to pass the CPA exam, that Supreme Court many have made the wrong decision. I believe that they may have done so for political reasons.

This reminds me of the Supreme Court deciding that it is legal for California to tax foreign corporations on foreign profits just because California needs the money. After saying California could tax foreign corporations on the foreign profits, the Supreme Court basically told Congress to pass a law to out law the practice and Congress did. The Supreme Court knew that they were making the wrong decision, but California could not afford the Supreme Court to make the right decision.

What other rights are going to be trampled because some entity is broke?

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This article is the first one I have seen to cite unemployment as a driver of foreclosure. I always said that the economy was completely whacked because people with jobs were losing their houses. Now that unemployed people have Alt-A and sub-prime loans, things will get interesting in the fall or next fall. It takes a year for the bank to foreclose on a house.

Historical home price to income ratios shows that prices should be near the bottom, but there is still a large supply and questionable “real” demand. Not many move upper in this market, and how many people have money in the bank?

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This article is the first one I have seen to cite unemployment as a driver of foreclosure. I always said that the economy was completely whacked because people with jobs were losing their houses. Now that unemployed people have Alt-A and sub-prime loans, things will get interesting in the fall or next fall. It takes a year for the bank to foreclose on a house.

Historical home price to income ratios shows that prices should be near the bottom, but there is still a large supply and questionable “real” demand. Not many move upper in this market, and how many people have money in the bank?

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This article is the first one I have seen to cite unemployment as a driver of foreclosure. I always said that the economy was completely whacked because people with jobs were losing their houses. Now that unemployed people have Alt-A and sub-prime loans, things will get interesting in the fall or next fall. It takes a year for the bank to foreclose on a house.

Historical home price to income ratios shows that prices should be near the bottom, but there is still a large supply and questionable “real” demand. Not many move upper in this market, and how many people have money in the bank?

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This article is the first one I have seen to cite unemployment as a driver of foreclosure. I always said that the economy was completely whacked because people with jobs were losing their houses. Now that unemployed people have Alt-A and sub-prime loans, things will get interesting in the fall or next fall. It takes a year for the bank to foreclose on a house.

Historical home price to income ratios shows that prices should be near the bottom, but there is still a large supply and questionable “real” demand. Not many move upper in this market, and how many people have money in the bank?

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This article is the first one I have seen to cite unemployment as a driver of foreclosure. I always said that the economy was completely whacked because people with jobs were losing their houses. Now that unemployed people have Alt-A and sub-prime loans, things will get interesting in the fall or next fall. It takes a year for the bank to foreclose on a house.

Historical home price to income ratios shows that prices should be near the bottom, but there is still a large supply and questionable “real” demand. Not many move upper in this market, and how many people have money in the bank?

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Posting for 2 years 37 months, and lurked here for a year and a half or so before that. I too was a crazy housing pessimist, who’s father and grandfather said would get priced out forever.

I was right and all those real estate “professionals” giving out their business cards at fast food joints were wrong. But accountants have a much better education in economics than real estate “professionals”.

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Posting for 2 years 37 months, and lurked here for a year and a half or so before that. I too was a crazy housing pessimist, who’s father and grandfather said would get priced out forever.

I was right and all those real estate “professionals” giving out their business cards at fast food joints were wrong. But accountants have a much better education in economics than real estate “professionals”.

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Posting for 2 years 37 months, and lurked here for a year and a half or so before that. I too was a crazy housing pessimist, who’s father and grandfather said would get priced out forever.

I was right and all those real estate “professionals” giving out their business cards at fast food joints were wrong. But accountants have a much better education in economics than real estate “professionals”.

[j]

Posting for 2 years 37 months, and lurked here for a year and a half or so before that. I too was a crazy housing pessimist, who’s father and grandfather said would get priced out forever.

I was right and all those real estate “professionals” giving out their business cards at fast food joints were wrong. But accountants have a much better education in economics than real estate “professionals”.

[j]

Posting for 2 years 37 months, and lurked here for a year and a half or so before that. I too was a crazy housing pessimist, who’s father and grandfather said would get priced out forever.

I was right and all those real estate “professionals” giving out their business cards at fast food joints were wrong. But accountants have a much better education in economics than real estate “professionals”.

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So, I take it that all the foreclosures are on people that did not use a Realtor. Realtors and mortgage brokers tend to be the ones that are losing multiple houses to foreclosure. I think most Realtors can only figure out the value of their commission check, and the others can’t even do that.

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So, I take it that all the foreclosures are on people that did not use a Realtor. Realtors and mortgage brokers tend to be the ones that are losing multiple houses to foreclosure. I think most Realtors can only figure out the value of their commission check, and the others can’t even do that.

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So, I take it that all the foreclosures are on people that did not use a Realtor. Realtors and mortgage brokers tend to be the ones that are losing multiple houses to foreclosure. I think most Realtors can only figure out the value of their commission check, and the others can’t even do that.

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So, I take it that all the foreclosures are on people that did not use a Realtor. Realtors and mortgage brokers tend to be the ones that are losing multiple houses to foreclosure. I think most Realtors can only figure out the value of their commission check, and the others can’t even do that.

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