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Zillow Aims to Disrupt Lending Market With Its Mortgage Marketplace [view article]
There will be lots of dissapointed potential borrowers. On-line mortgage lending leads to lots of frustrated consumers. This has been proven time and time again over the last several years. On-line lenders are known in the real estate community for delaying real estate closings. Borrowers in today's market place, if they have half a brain, will rely on personal referrals from people who have prior experience with a lender or the guidance of a professional.The current crisis has lead to the implementation of tons of new laws and agency regulations, rate add ons and restrictions. It is impossible to give an accurate rate quote without the benefit of a credit report and full application. Sketchy basic information will lead to surprise after surprise and the consumer will lose confidence quickly. Reply
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Always an early morning "oughta" read. ReplyJim Cramer's Lightning Round, 3/27/08: A Bunch of Crocs [view article]
The following is how mortgage fraud worked - driving up housing prices - through FRAUD.I have one of these - For-sale by owner house's - But I fixed it up -
and now Countrywide - has given a fake-fraudulant apprasial - and adding
over 900 a month in illegal fees to the buy out.
So now everyone is stuck with - these ready to be torn down house's - building and all.
Maybe all these Mortgage place's and the ceo's and eveyone working - for these place
and did the high cost - fraud - need corporate liens filed against them !!!!
Works for me - Corporate lien against - Country - and one aginst the CEO - Till
they work out a fair deal.
Shut them all down ...........
Connie Wilson, executive vice president of mortgage fraud detection software company AppIntell,
said the neighborhood domino effect from property flipping begins with the faulty appraisal. One property flip might pass by unnoticed, said Wilson, but 20 flips in one area, each carrying an
appraisal for three times the home's worth, might prompt the property tax assessor's office to
raise property taxes because the value of the neighborhood has artificially increased. When
homeowners insurance companies notice the dollar value of the neighborhood increasing, they
too will raise premiums to residents. "This goes on for a few years, then the 20 homes go into foreclosure. So now the (homeowners)
pay triple the assessed value of their homes in taxes, the homeowners insurance costs went up
and now the value of the property goes down because (there are) all these foreclosed homes in
the neighborhood," Wilson said. Many of the end buyers in flipping schemes are innocent people that were tricked into buying
multiple properties, according to Wilson. "Now these people own these properties that are condemned and going into foreclosure and their
credit is being destroyed," she said.
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Jim Cramer's Lightning Round, 3/27/08: A Bunch of Crocs [view article]
Lose with the truth - This woman is flat out a delusional LIAR - The vote for Iraq - WMDS - all over the place - no wonder the vote - she can be easily manipulated - just start with some-one is coming to get you - Snipers all around ----Hillary's classified briefing - not reading the intel reports - started with - Saddam has snipers after you - vote - vote -vote for a war of lies...........
Now with Hillary only listening to the rich-greedy - and the insiders - She will never see what she did was wrong - They'll just play on her - the boggie man snipers is there - look the BOOGIE MAN - snipers all around - want to stop - drug company profits - mortgage cheaters - are being sniped at - help save them .............
Look snipers are - over there - Free-traders all the way ..........
Delusional - Ole HIllary - will do what ever the want .........
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Jim Cramer's Lightning Round, 3/27/08: A Bunch of Crocs [view article]
Saw a New Bumber stickerIraq Insurgents
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They just don't seem to go away
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Jim Cramer's Lightning Round, 3/27/08: A Bunch of Crocs [view article]
Excellent site, really informed ReplyHow Financials Reach Out to Hispanics Online [view article]
Where is Geico and Farmers on this chart? ReplyEndgame Coming in InterActive/Liberty Battle [view article]
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no to urcite, sa este uvidi... ReplyRedfin Continues To Shrink The Real Estate Market [view article]
Redfin will go the way of all discount brokers and continue losing money until they are out of business. I worked for a "discount" broker and we did okay when the market was hot, but as soon as the market cooled, most of our agents went back to full service brokerages. The industry is simply too expensive for a company to give away 2/3's of their revenue and survive. It sounds great, but it doesn't work in the long run. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Hey Short Seller,Yes, I guess any OBJECTIVE NEWS is terrible to yoy. Your SUBJECTIVE MINDSET perfectly symbolizes the pie-in-the-sky, airheaded way of thinking that brought the US economy to the crisis point it has reached. Reply
t.com
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Excellent commentary. ReplyTszyu's
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Thanks for your morning summaries:coffee, turn on CNBC, then Eli.....I know, I know, I need to get a life! Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
I'm glad the working committee figured this out, some of us saw it 3 years ago without a working committee. Lax oversight by George Bush regulators. Paulson to the rescue now when it's too late. What a joke. It was all fine when they were making money. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Your articles are terrible! Reply