By: Mike from Carmel
In general, this discussion would seem to relevant only insofar as loans are insured with tax payer dollars. GSEs like Fannie and Freddy are part of the reason we have the mess that we do now.
View ArticleBy: Cecil Powell
I am trying to buy a beautiful home myself here in NW Florida. I make well above a normal two family income, have near perfect credit, and only one vehicle financed. One of the top four major banks are...
View ArticleBy: Teresa Pitre
Yes, CFPB should produce a QM rule that will assure the lenders whether an individual can repay the loan or not. http://www.toptaxdefenders.com/
View ArticleBy: Karl
I am a realtor and it appears to me that NAR and the unknown other people don’t remember what caused the last melt down. Prime and Sub-prime loans that were not monitored by the regulators and were...
View ArticleBy: Fred from pasadena
Could you possibly use any more acronyms in this article? I think that it looks like that was done on purpose by the author! But nearly every article of the NAR, National Association of Realtors,...
View ArticleBy: Steve Freeman
Karl – Loans to anyone who could breathe? Did any REALTOR working with a buyer client ever bother to do an amortization using “worst case” interest rate changes? Did any REALTOR show their client that...
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View ArticleBy: Aram From Hollywood Hills
Steve – As much as I agree with your point, however you’ve opened a can of warms -I would blame the government, specifically Federal Reserve, they were the ones that cut the red tape. Remember? There...
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