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mortgages: Mortgage Pro Week in Review for 9/1/2008 - 9/7/2008 - 09/08/08 07:58 PM
I was honored when Jeff Belonger asked me to write this week's Mortgage Pro Week in Review (Sept. 1-7, 2008). With the week selected drawing to a close, the biggest news to hit the airwaves was released as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were essentially taken over by the government, a move long time coming, I am going to leave those posts for Tom Burris to handle in next week's week in review as there should be plenty of good ones if you mortgage pros are up to it. I did a mortgage week in review a long time ago and
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mortgages: Mortgage Topics: Week in Review July 21 - August 3, 2007 - 08/05/07 01:06 PM
David Podgursky asked if I could do the week in review this time and I thanked him for the opportunity. First, I did not realize how much time it takes to read all of the posts that come in each week, but it was a good opportunity for me to check out the newbies as well as some the old hats I haven't read in a while. The time period started off with the "Carnival of Content" which, to my disappointment, only received a little over 20 entries. I thought this was a great opportunity for all mortgage professionals on AR to write
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mortgages: The Tax Issue Nobody Seems to Talk About (Part I) - 07/12/07 04:41 PM
If you are like most Americans, you have been working hard, saving diligently, and are looking forward to the day when you can retire and begin living off your hard earned savings. You have done everything that the gurus and planners have told you to do, using the vehicles they suggested, invested in the products they recommended and have even taken advantage of every tax saving idea you read about. You are going to be just fine, right? Maybe not! Regardless if you are doing this or you have been planning to save for retirement as soon as you get that last
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mortgages: Are You Responsible for the Subprime Mortgage Debacle? - 07/11/07 07:52 PM
Every day, the media talks about the problems in the hosuing market. Most of the talk centers around the loss of homes due to "exotic mortgages", dishonest lenders, among others. People who are marginal borrowers, those we call the subprime market, are often the subjects of the stories. They will also likely be the ones most affected by the changes that have already occurred as well as those in the pipeline. As is typical, the changes implemented most affect the ones who can least afford it. From the point of view of one who recommends using their home to build wealth, I
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