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banks: Too big to fail. Too rich to change? - 04/08/10 02:21 PM
Too big to fail. Too rich to change? What a great headline, courtesy of AARP in their email newsletter suggesting that we all write our "representatives" and demand tight reigns on the banks, the bonuses and Wall Street. No pork!! I put the legislative title in quotes because I'm not feeling too represented by any elected official lately. Are you? What happens to these "representatives" ? I'm sure many of them started out with good intent, then the elixir of power snagged them somewhere along the way. Or is there something in the water in D.C.?
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banks: Are the Banks getting their wish of taking over Real Estate? - 02/10/10 12:36 PM
Remember a few years back when the banks kept pushing and pushing to enter real estate? We legislated this away, but look at what's really happening now. In heavy foreclosure areas, banks are the king of the hill. They don't write counteroffers, they issue ultimatums. They work in their own world, on their own timetable, and do exactly what they please. Rules come and go. In the under $300K market here, we've got 80% of the inventory either REO or short sales, so we deal with banks all the time. They have effectively "taken over" real estate in this part
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banks: Anyone heard of 2nds buying hedge funds so they get paid big $ if foreclosed? - 12/01/09 02:58 PM
My buyers have paid for 2 appraisals, waited patiently for 3 months, the listing agent has worked her tail off trying to get the 2nd to agree in writing to a short sale AND has successfully gotten 3 extensions from the 1st while the 2nd has either: A) not responded at all, or B) kept wanting more money, but wouldn't put any amount in writing. Listing agent asked them what they really did want and negotiator told her they'd get a lot more money if the 1st forecloses and they (the 2nd) collect on the PMI insurance. What?!? My lender just
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Barb Fischer
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CA
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