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ParticipantI would look very closely at who has benefited from the various bailouts that have taken place thus far. Certain banks and some companies.
Home owners have been ,and are in , foreclosure in absolutely all-time record levels. The various talk of loan modifications etc…has mostly been talk, not action. As Rich has shown, shadow inventory looks to be very real. I dont see this as saving the home owners at all. These are delaying tactics, but not actually saving homeowners. Many banks now look to be headed south at this time as well.ParticipantI would look very closely at who has benefited from the various bailouts that have taken place thus far. Certain banks and some companies.
Home owners have been ,and are in , foreclosure in absolutely all-time record levels. The various talk of loan modifications etc…has mostly been talk, not action. As Rich has shown, shadow inventory looks to be very real. I dont see this as saving the home owners at all. These are delaying tactics, but not actually saving homeowners. Many banks now look to be headed south at this time as well.ParticipantI would look very closely at who has benefited from the various bailouts that have taken place thus far. Certain banks and some companies.
Home owners have been ,and are in , foreclosure in absolutely all-time record levels. The various talk of loan modifications etc…has mostly been talk, not action. As Rich has shown, shadow inventory looks to be very real. I dont see this as saving the home owners at all. These are delaying tactics, but not actually saving homeowners. Many banks now look to be headed south at this time as well.ParticipantI dont think loan mods have done too much, nor any other home owner “bailout” plan. But foreclosure moratoria and banks desire to stay solvent have been the real blockers in this market. Home owners dont have lobbiest, so I doubt very much they’ll be saved. Just sayin what I see.
ParticipantI dont think loan mods have done too much, nor any other home owner “bailout” plan. But foreclosure moratoria and banks desire to stay solvent have been the real blockers in this market. Home owners dont have lobbiest, so I doubt very much they’ll be saved. Just sayin what I see.
ParticipantI dont think loan mods have done too much, nor any other home owner “bailout” plan. But foreclosure moratoria and banks desire to stay solvent have been the real blockers in this market. Home owners dont have lobbiest, so I doubt very much they’ll be saved. Just sayin what I see.
ParticipantI dont think loan mods have done too much, nor any other home owner “bailout” plan. But foreclosure moratoria and banks desire to stay solvent have been the real blockers in this market. Home owners dont have lobbiest, so I doubt very much they’ll be saved. Just sayin what I see.
ParticipantI dont think loan mods have done too much, nor any other home owner “bailout” plan. But foreclosure moratoria and banks desire to stay solvent have been the real blockers in this market. Home owners dont have lobbiest, so I doubt very much they’ll be saved. Just sayin what I see.
ParticipantTypical govt. Close the barn door after all the animals have left. This does give the illusion like they’re trying to help. But now that so many are well beyond having 125% of value help them out, it’s really a political move to look helpful.
ParticipantTypical govt. Close the barn door after all the animals have left. This does give the illusion like they’re trying to help. But now that so many are well beyond having 125% of value help them out, it’s really a political move to look helpful.
ParticipantTypical govt. Close the barn door after all the animals have left. This does give the illusion like they’re trying to help. But now that so many are well beyond having 125% of value help them out, it’s really a political move to look helpful.
ParticipantTypical govt. Close the barn door after all the animals have left. This does give the illusion like they’re trying to help. But now that so many are well beyond having 125% of value help them out, it’s really a political move to look helpful.
ParticipantTypical govt. Close the barn door after all the animals have left. This does give the illusion like they’re trying to help. But now that so many are well beyond having 125% of value help them out, it’s really a political move to look helpful.
ParticipantAnother Fall crash scenario is looking very likely at this time. Keep your powder dry or even look to get a little short toward August. Just my 1 cent…deflation.
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