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[Denver Market] Denver home prices flat – Denver Business Journal: http://budurl.com/n2mp # Powered by Twitter Tools.
[Denver Market] Denver home prices flat – Denver Business Journal: http://budurl.com/n2mp # Powered by Twitter Tools.
[Bailout] Sending Money to the Wrong Banks (Taxpayers are funding this? ) http://budurl.com/vqd9 # Just posted on ActiveRain: Colorado Foreclosure Update – RealtyTrac analysis leaves a bad taste in my mouth. http://activerain.com/t/770068 # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Here is something I’d like to know. How many investor-owned properties were foreclosed in 2007? What about the first half of 2008? My theory is that speculators getting zero-down, stated income, non-owner occupied, negative amortizing loans contributed more to the unraveling of the credit markets than primary homeowners who got a low rate adjustable mortgage. But here’s the rub, where is the the data that supports my theory? It’s not measured! RealtyTrac just announced that Colorado fell to 10th place in September for foreclosure data. The story can be read here http://budurl.com/bwl4. RealtyTrac reports seem more self-serving than a societal benefit. RealtyTrac caters to foreclosure bargain hunters. Reporting these statistics gets RealtyTrac lots of love in the news and the blogosphere and the resulting sensationalism feeds their business model by driving new customers to their service. The problem is that their reporting methodology results in inaccurate measurements and comparisons. There are instances when some Colorado homeowners get counted twice or […]
[Appraisers] Countrywide Blacklisting…Again (Countrywide should be shuttered. The corporate culture is rotten.) http://budurl.com/tkfs # [Banks] Is Wells Fargo “Sugarcoating” Balance Sheet? (Accounting gimmicks end up with more taxpayer bailouts.) http://budurl.com/9bgm # [HomeBuyers] What Is The First Step in Buying a Home? (Great post from Rob Hahn.) http://budurl.com/hv6a # Testing out new Twitter client, linking to GoogleMaps: Where to vote – http://xaddr.com/4sv # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Futures show 100% chance of a .5% reduction in 2% benchmark rate by Oct. 28-29 fed mtg, and a 56% chance the Fed will cut by .75% to 1.25%. # Powered by Twitter Tools.