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1. Radardoc on Housing Is a Bargain: Where Are the Lenders? : Banks are taking that position, that much is true, but our tax... more »
2. Seth Chalnick on Housing Is a Bargain: Where Are the Lenders? : While investing in new mortgages is far from bullet proof...... more »
3. manya05 on Housing Is a Bargain: Where Are the Lenders? : What matters to the bank is not the affordability index based on... more »
4. Chris Cook on Housing Is a Bargain: Where Are the Lenders? : Firstly, banks have now reverted to the position that in order to... more »
5. Randy Durig on Municipal Bonds: Time for a Closer Look : Investment-Income.net can give Municipal Bond Quotes more »
6. Col. Fred on Municipal Bonds: Time for a Closer Look : This article is the most interesting and definitive one I have... more »
7. User 280802 on Municipal Bonds: Time for a Closer Look : could you comment on the supposedly highly attractive yields that... more »
8. Carl Dincesen on Municipal Bonds: Time for a Closer Look : E J Boyson Appreciate the complement. more »
9. boyson on Municipal Bonds: Time for a Closer Look : One of the best articles I have ever read on Municpal Bonds. E J... more »
10. Bob Poll on Municipal Bonds: Time for a Closer Look : One point, I believe that the the "moral obligation" bonds that... more »
11. notsosmart on Housing Bubbles and Bottoms - Light at the End of the Tunnel?: as said so often the light at the end of the tunnel is the train... more »
12. baldguy on Housing Bubbles and Bottoms - Light at the End of the Tunnel?: I do not think that the charts are applicable in our situation... more »
13. scotty1560 on Housing Bubbles and Bottoms - Light at the End of the Tunnel?: The market we are currently in may not have charts to reflect a... more »
14. dfloydr on Why Are Foreclosure Rates Much Higher in California, Arizona, Nevada and Florida?: Those four states are where the merchant builders were producing... more »
15. bobbobwhite on Why Are Foreclosure Rates Much Higher in California, Arizona, Nevada and Florida?: Owner-occupied houses should have never been considered by... more »