[LesBaer45]

[quote=waiting hawk][quote=temeculaguy]BTW, no offense, but that is a pretty overdone story. I think we geeks who rode out the bubble in rentals and resisted peer pressure and stigma because we are math geeks, we are a much more interesting story for the PBS demographic. Actually, we are the PBS demographic, nevermind.[/quote]

exactly[/quote]

I always sucked at math, still do. 😉

Peer pressure? I was never cool enough to hang with the “it” crowd so when they moved on to McMansions, boats, big time cars, vacations and spa treatments I just figured it was me being excluded again. That or my poor math skills, I could never figure out how they were making the payments and finances work no matter how many times I ran the numbers.

However common sense and depression parents probably had more to do with ‘bubble avoidance’ than any thing else. The early indoctrination of avoidance of debt and the ability to understand basic income/outgo was priceless.

Not much of a PBS watcher anymore either. Once Nightly Business report is off I’m done.

But that probably has more to me with me being an old guy falling asleep on the couch.

[LesBaer45]

They’ll keep it afloat as long as they can. No way they let it deflate before 2012.

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/feb/20/nation/la-na-obama-vegas20-2010feb20

Under the new policy, $1.5 billion that had been reserved for the bank bailout will be rerouted to five states that have seen housing prices drop more than 20% since 2006: Nevada, California, Michigan, Florida and Arizona.

Now, if I were a cynic………

[LesBaer45]

They’ll keep it afloat as long as they can. No way they let it deflate before 2012.

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/feb/20/nation/la-na-obama-vegas20-2010feb20

Under the new policy, $1.5 billion that had been reserved for the bank bailout will be rerouted to five states that have seen housing prices drop more than 20% since 2006: Nevada, California, Michigan, Florida and Arizona.

Now, if I were a cynic………

[LesBaer45]

They’ll keep it afloat as long as they can. No way they let it deflate before 2012.

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/feb/20/nation/la-na-obama-vegas20-2010feb20

Under the new policy, $1.5 billion that had been reserved for the bank bailout will be rerouted to five states that have seen housing prices drop more than 20% since 2006: Nevada, California, Michigan, Florida and Arizona.

Now, if I were a cynic………

[LesBaer45]

They’ll keep it afloat as long as they can. No way they let it deflate before 2012.

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/feb/20/nation/la-na-obama-vegas20-2010feb20

Under the new policy, $1.5 billion that had been reserved for the bank bailout will be rerouted to five states that have seen housing prices drop more than 20% since 2006: Nevada, California, Michigan, Florida and Arizona.

Now, if I were a cynic………

[LesBaer45]

They’ll keep it afloat as long as they can. No way they let it deflate before 2012.

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/feb/20/nation/la-na-obama-vegas20-2010feb20

Under the new policy, $1.5 billion that had been reserved for the bank bailout will be rerouted to five states that have seen housing prices drop more than 20% since 2006: Nevada, California, Michigan, Florida and Arizona.

Now, if I were a cynic………

[LesBaer45]

Maybe your short sale isn’t going through because you haven’t upped the payola yet?

Big Banks Accused of Short Sale Fraud

Just as regulators, lawmakers and all forms of financial oversight boards are talking about new regulations to guard against mortgage fraud and another mortgage meltdown, there appears to be yet a new mortgage fraud out there today, allegedly perpetuated by agents of, yes, the big banks.

I was first alerted to this by Jeremy Brandt, the CEO of several companies that bring short sale agents, investors and sellers together.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/34877347/

[LesBaer45]

Maybe your short sale isn’t going through because you haven’t upped the payola yet?

Big Banks Accused of Short Sale Fraud

Just as regulators, lawmakers and all forms of financial oversight boards are talking about new regulations to guard against mortgage fraud and another mortgage meltdown, there appears to be yet a new mortgage fraud out there today, allegedly perpetuated by agents of, yes, the big banks.

I was first alerted to this by Jeremy Brandt, the CEO of several companies that bring short sale agents, investors and sellers together.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/34877347/

[LesBaer45]

Maybe your short sale isn’t going through because you haven’t upped the payola yet?

Big Banks Accused of Short Sale Fraud

Just as regulators, lawmakers and all forms of financial oversight boards are talking about new regulations to guard against mortgage fraud and another mortgage meltdown, there appears to be yet a new mortgage fraud out there today, allegedly perpetuated by agents of, yes, the big banks.

I was first alerted to this by Jeremy Brandt, the CEO of several companies that bring short sale agents, investors and sellers together.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/34877347/

[LesBaer45]

Maybe your short sale isn’t going through because you haven’t upped the payola yet?

Big Banks Accused of Short Sale Fraud

Just as regulators, lawmakers and all forms of financial oversight boards are talking about new regulations to guard against mortgage fraud and another mortgage meltdown, there appears to be yet a new mortgage fraud out there today, allegedly perpetuated by agents of, yes, the big banks.

I was first alerted to this by Jeremy Brandt, the CEO of several companies that bring short sale agents, investors and sellers together.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/34877347/

[LesBaer45]

Maybe your short sale isn’t going through because you haven’t upped the payola yet?

Big Banks Accused of Short Sale Fraud

Just as regulators, lawmakers and all forms of financial oversight boards are talking about new regulations to guard against mortgage fraud and another mortgage meltdown, there appears to be yet a new mortgage fraud out there today, allegedly perpetuated by agents of, yes, the big banks.

I was first alerted to this by Jeremy Brandt, the CEO of several companies that bring short sale agents, investors and sellers together.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/34877347/

[LesBaer45]

[quote=Rich Toscano]http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091224/bs_nm/us_fanniemae_freddiemac_credit

rich[/quote]

No good will come of this……

[LesBaer45]

[quote=Rich Toscano]http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091224/bs_nm/us_fanniemae_freddiemac_credit

rich[/quote]

No good will come of this……

[LesBaer45]

[quote=Rich Toscano]http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091224/bs_nm/us_fanniemae_freddiemac_credit

rich[/quote]

No good will come of this……

[LesBaer45]

[quote=Rich Toscano]http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091224/bs_nm/us_fanniemae_freddiemac_credit

rich[/quote]

No good will come of this……

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