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Tag Archives: False Bottom
Rambling thoughts on Housing Market and What is next?
I was cruising the blogs and sites today and came up with a group that really caught my attention. The first article that I read is in direct relation to a previous post of mine, “To Whom does that Fed … Continue reading
Posted in Banking and Finance, Fresh Perspectives, Mortgage News, Uncategorized
Tagged Bank Regulations, Existing Home Sales, False Bottom, Fannie Mae, Foreclosures, Housing Inventory Reports, Shadow Inventory, The Fed
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Will Fannie and Freddie survive or just pass the buck?
I have been think recently about how I should send an email to 60 Minutes, or the like, with a series of questions that we all seem to flirt with. What is happening with the Mortgage Backed Security Market? Recently … Continue reading
Posted in Banking and Finance, Fresh Perspectives, Investing, Mortgage News, Uncategorized
Tagged Bank Regulations, False Bottom, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Shadow Inventory, The Fed
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1 in 7 Mortgages Delinquent or in Foreclosure
One out of every seven mortgages is delinquent or in foreclosure. From The Mortgage Banker’s Association Delinquencies Continue to Climb The delinquency rate for mortgage loans on one-to-four-unit residential properties rose to a seasonally adjusted rate of 9.64 percent of … Continue reading