Real Estate continued
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- 2007
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Here is what's coming for California, Massachusetts, Chicago, and other housing bubble regions.... keep reading
What the crunch means for the upper-income markets, or any market in California.... keep reading
Sometimes, we need a substitute indicator to see what is really going on. This one is a doozey.... keep reading
In the early stages of foreclosures, the new owners think they can unload the properties at close to market prices. But then the very overhang of properties forces down market prices. There will be some real bargains out there!... keep reading
This is what the lenders had feared most.... keep reading
Central banks lure people into risks they would otherwise not have accepted. You are one of them.... keep reading
Here is a fine article from a hard-money stockbroker. It's not about stocks. It's about the end of an era: loose credit.... keep reading
The subprime mortgage disaster has not yet unfolded. Senior men in banks and brokerage houses did not see the housing bubble as a bubble. Yet it was obvious in late 2005 that it was. Let's review.... keep reading
To understand why the housing slump is just getting started, read this. Read this if you are considering buying a home, or if your children are.... keep reading
In March, 2000, the U.S. stock market peaked. Economists in late 2000 were still predicting a reusing stock market. In March, 2001, a recession began. We are seeing this again.... keep reading
This assessment would not have been conceivable a month ago. The financial press is beginning to catch on. But not Tout TV.... keep reading
Ten billion here, ten billion there; pretty soon, we're talking big money. This is not a wave of the future; it's the drip-drip-drip of the future. The wave of selling comes later.... keep reading
Here is a subscription site for Californians who want to make money in real estate.... keep reading
The addiction to subsidies will continue for as long as the junk can still get them.... keep reading
It's one thing to lose money on bad deals. It's another to go to jail. The great subprime mess has just moved to stage two. Banks will tighten lending standards like crazy now.... keep reading