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We realize that times are tough right now, everyone is feeling the strain from the meltdown. At DoublePositive we want to do everything we can do help you weather the storm, and we'd like to start by giving you more transfers for your dollar. Please give me a call so I can walk you through the details.
As far as the news this week, and for the last few weeks, things have been rather static. I did find one thread though that got me thinking about a past topic we discussed, so I thought I would share it. In March of this year, the DoublePositive blog post titled, "The Sub-prime Mortgage Market — CNN Open House w/ Gerri Willis," touched on how there was a lot of bad press and mis-information strewn about with regards to the market. I found a similar thread this week that touches on the media, and the blame game. As I read I started to think, in the last seven months, has the blame game changed? As new legislation is debated - and plans are developed to bail-out consumers - I can't help but think that it hasn't, and that many are still waiting for the mortgage industry representatives to issue the nationwide mea culpa. Of course, that might just be me - I am bias after all. I'm curious what you think?
Have a great weekend, I'll talk to you next week.
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SeattlePI |
| Washington Mutual Inc. is now requiring that mortgage brokers show that they disclosed lending terms to borrowers as a record number of Americans face losing their homes to foreclosure.
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RealtyTimes |
| Offering more easy money to solve what easy mortgage money has wrought will only throw good money after bad and enable a flawed, strung-out system to flourish.
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BusinessFirst |
| Greater Buffalo Savings Bank has stopped accepting residential mortgage applications and closed the department.
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MSNBC |
| Morgan Stanley on Tuesday said it would cut 600 jobs as it restructured its mortgage business to reflect lower loan origination levels.
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CNNMoney |
| Shares of mortgage lenders mostly rose Tuesday as investors shrugged off more evidence of a decaying housing market.
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RedState |
| Liars into Victims: The Continuing Misleading Mortgage Narrative
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Inman |
| The Mortgage Bankers Association wants lawmakers to provide more funding for mortgage fraud prevention and prosecution, not pass new laws targeting the crime.
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Blogging Stocks |
| Yesterday's rally on Wall Street followed the bad news from major banks that they were writing down billions of dollars based on the bad subprime mortgage loans they bought.
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MSNBC |
| U.S. financial institutions have been hard hit by the subprime-mortgage mess. This summer, two Bear Stearns hedge funds that invested in subprime mortgage bonds went belly-up.
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Politico |
| In an unusual joint push by the House and Senate, Democratic leaders plan to demand Wednesday that President Bush appoint a mortgage czar to spearhead a more aggressive government response.
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