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Newest attempt to “fix” housing- a Summit Oh, boy. We know there’s trouble when NAR not only requested, but is now planning to host...
Tax fraud in astounding amounts According to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, individuals applying for first-time homebuyer tax credits have defrauded the...
Mortgage layoffs in America Last week, Wells Fargo laid off, which Wells Fargo claims is less than one percent of their workforce and was...
As we’ve all been watching the federal government is on the verge of a shut down leaving what qualifies as essential personnel in the...
20% down required by the government? Yesterday, FDIC chairman Sheila Bair said the industry would be best off if lenders required 20% down in...
Why the onslaught of lawsuits? In housing and technology, lawsuits are on the rise which is not just an effect of the struggling economy...
Playing football with the ball that is housing For months, states attorney generals and several federal regulators have been working toward the common goal...
It all starts in 1996 In 1996, a Reno lawyer paid $15 million for 40,000 acres and planed 160,000 houses to be built. Coyote...
Calling the bottom It never caught on of course, but I thought my idea for a new game show wasn’t bad. Named it Call...
FDIC sues execs for $900M The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has named the former Washington Mutual CEO, Kerry Killinger, President of Home Lending,...
The Minnesota Attorney General is confirming a series of fraud cases they are investigating and attempting to prosecute in their state along with almost...
While most agents on the ground experienced the recent rise and fall of the American housing market and know first hand how many changes...