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  • 11 Places to Find Foreclosed Real Estate [View article]
    To Alan:
    Don't be so rude, please. Here are just 11 links. Nothing expressed any opinion on the writer.

    To Stockerblog:
    After checking USB's REO site, It is confirmed that they don't really release All the REO inventory as those bygones days. For public image? For self protection? All I know is they don't treat the website as an effective marketing tool in their mind.

    Say there is only one REO listing in California. Do you believe that? I can give you more than 10 pieces of REO USB has now.
    As I know, there is a website that will give you 50% REO lenders' link.
    Dec 22 15:39 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Housing Market Tracker - Foreclosure Data Review [View article]
    After I post the above article, I read the following article.

    It is very interesting that it says: "Few are calling the end of the credit crunch just yet, though." Hmmmm..., sounds funny to make me look like the only idiot to say the soap show is all over before Madlen Read put out the article, right?



    Stocks Get a Boost From ECB Movehttp://biz.yahoo.c...

    Tuesday December 18, 5:59 pm ET
    By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer

    Stocks Rise in Volatile Trading As ECB Lends $500B; Goldman, Best Buy Post Gains
    NEW YORK (AP) -- Stocks rose Tuesday after investors found solace in the European Central Bank's $500 billion loan issuance, but the possibility of recession in 2008 made for a back-and-forth session.

    The ECB's massive 16-day tender supported the idea that the world's central banks are working to revive demand in struggling areas of the credit market. The Bank of England also said it will offer additional reserves to lenders Tuesday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve on Monday auctioned off $20 billion in 28-day credit.

    Few are calling the end of the credit crunch just yet, though, and the market's seesaw movements on Tuesday reflected its uncertainty. Alongside U.S. government data showing that new home construction dropped in November to its lowest rate in more than 16 years, the central banks' actions had a hard time galvanizing a market that remains anxious that the economy has further to fall.
    Dec 18 23:45 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Housing Market Tracker - Foreclosure Data Review [View article]
    An updated version of my viewpoints:
    A Funny World (14): Sun Goes Up? Or Not? activerain.com/blogsvi...
    Dec 18 17:15 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Housing Market Tracker - Foreclosure Data Review [View article]
    Spring is near the corner.
    Mortgage financials have new sprouts coming up.
    Watch out! Don't step on it.
    Seems nothing is so big a deal we USA people are unable to handle yet!
    Dec 18 15:52 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Freddie, Fannie to Cut Back on Delinquent Loan Purchases [View article]
    Now, we can see it almost clear that politicians are ready to "hands off" until "the dust rests."

    Unless Mr. Mozilo of CFC could force and raise the conventional loan limit up to $680K, I could not believe there is a possibility for political socialism to intervene in the sector.

    So far I have enjoyed all the great shows those politicians performed and I believe they are smart actors. That gives me a strong belief: We USA is a great country, a capitalist enterprise system is going to stay, indeed.

    The smoky show is over this year. Hope you guys also enjoy the housing bubble "politics" TV soap show series (maybe, there is a Rocky II coming up next year?).

    Great for all of us! We are still a FREE country.

    p.s. Who is the winner in th financial sector so far? Good question! Think it deeply and smarter to go short or buy when it hit bottom.

    So far, I have never bought a stock so that I have no interest in any fat cat.
    Dec 12 01:13 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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