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Home builders press Congress to help ease housing shortages

By Mike Wheatley | July 18, 2021

Real Estate, US Real Estate

Legalizing Criminal Activity - It'll Take More Than A Finger To Stop The Flood In This Dam

By Anita Cooper | August 2, 2012

Consumer protections have been put in place for good reasons, so why are title companies and their mortgage industry cronies trying to remove one of the most obvious safeguards? Could it be profit? That’s the only obvious conclusion any sane, thinking person would reach.

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Bernanke Admits Policy Failure, Then Asks For More Of The Same

By Donna S. Robinson | October 5, 2011

In today's report to congress, I could not help but notice two things. First, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke was essentially admitting that his program to solve our economic problems with more spending is not working out very well. And it was painfully obvious that some if not most of the congressmen/women on the panel had […]

Government Owns more than 12,000 Excess Properties

By Mike Wheatley | May 10, 2011

More than 12,000 government properties have been identified by the White House as being no longer needed, yet in order to get its hands on the expected $15 billion to be gained from dumping these buildings, the government needs Congress to act. For that reason, President Obama will attempt to push through legislation to form […]

Latinos Express Growing Concerns Over Housing Crisis

By Tavis J. Hampton | April 7, 2011

ImpreMedia released the results of its new survey indicating that Latinos in the United States have serious concerns about the housing market, largely due to the ongoing foreclosure crisis. Although 72 percent believe they have reached or can reach their “American Dream”, only 47 percent include owning a home as part of that dream. Furthermore, […]

GOP Begins Plans to Reduce Role of Fannie and Freddie

By Tavis J. Hampton | March 15, 2011

By the time the media began to reveal the extent of damage major lending institutions had done to the U.S. economy, the names Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were about as common as Brad and Angelina. Republican legislators in Congress are now ironing out a new plan to more gradually reduce the role of Fannie […]

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Fannie Mae's Michael Williams: Clueless in San Diego

By Phil Butler | March 6, 2011

Fannie Mae President and CEO Michael J. Williams was at the University of San Diego at an annual discussion on the future of home lending. At the top of his agenda, the Obama Administration's plans to eliminate Fannie Mae altogether - but some side stepping was involved. However slippery Williams and other officials have become, it's clear lending may never be the same again.

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