Entries from March 2009
Toro makes a call – End of the Housing Bubble Collapse Nears – We here at Running of the Bulls are making the call that the decline in housing prices on a national level is nearing an end. We have written articles making the case here, here, and here. No, we are not saying the [...]
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Tags: Mortgage Market
To Our Clients, Colleagues and Friends,
Mike, Sally, Hugh, Jeff, Herb, Cindy, Michele, Paul, Jim…. The list goes on and on of the really talented people from the warehouse lending business who are no longer in it. These are just a few of the names that come to mind of all the great people in a [...]
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Tags: Commentary · Garrett Watts · Mortgage Market
Anytime one combines the words “politician”, “mortgage fraud”, and “dominatrix” in a news story, it makes for interesting press. http://www.newsday.com/news/local/crime/ny-liguld266083594mar26,0,1234881.story
Brokers are wondering if they will become extinct. Frankly, I doubt it. Remember that mortgage investors are “for profit” institutions. If a particular investor, such as Bank of America or Wells Fargo, decides that their wholesale [...]
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Tags: Commentary · Mortgage Market · Rob Chrisman
Qualified Welcome for PPIF Toxic Asset Plan – CreditSights gives the the Public-Private Investment Program (PPIF) a qualified vote of confidence in its analysis of the plan design to mop up the toxic asset mess. - Research Recap
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The Geithner Plan FAQ – Brad DeLong explains that the US Treasury’s legacy loan program is basically [...]
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Tags: Mortgage Market