Neshanic
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Sat Nov-10-07 08:01 PM
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Foreclosure filings up 566% in 07 metropolitan Phoenix. |
Fed_Up_Grammy
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Sat Nov-10-07 08:04 PM
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1. Hey,it happens. It's cyclical. |
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Sat Nov-10-07 08:14 PM
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2. Yeah, we all know it's because people buy houses they can't afford. |
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Sat Nov-10-07 08:14 PM
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3. Yes, pay no attention to those six-fold YOY foreclosure increases |
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Just rooo-teeeeen, I'm sure.
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Sat Nov-10-07 08:20 PM
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4. I wonder what happened |
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to their 'huge tax savings'....
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Sat Nov-10-07 08:23 PM
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5. It's a lot worse than a cyclical event. |
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There is a perfect storm brewing in the residential real estate market. Much has been written about mortgage brokers, but I'm calling out Wall Street and the get-rich-quick RE investors as major contributors to our woes. Greedy investors bought into Carleton Sheets and the rest of the 'buy real estate with no money down and get cash back at the closing' crowd. The bond rating agencies who reviewed transaction in the mortgage backed securites markets also bear much of the blame. These agencies consistently gave investment-grade ratings to subprime MBS pools...this needs to be investigated!
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Sat Nov-10-07 08:24 PM
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6. No Middle Class Paying Jobs = No Money for Mortgages = Foreclosures |
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You don't need a degree in economics to figure that out.
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