Subprime Mortgage Fallout
May 23, 2007 by Lucas Lechuga
Banks, looking to stay afloat, have become much more flexible in negotiating outstanding mortgage debt in hopes to recover a good portion of their loans rather than being at the mercy of the foreclosure and auction processes. Foreclosure inventories, and that of existing homes for sale, has gone up considerably this year. Coupled with the large number of housing units coming to market throughout the country in the next 12-24 months, the real estate market may be in far worse condition than many had expected.
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I have always been curious from a philosophical point of view how it is that people form their various opinions about religion, politics, finance etc. To better understand where the regulars and the newcomers frame their opinions I have wondered lately how all of you all voted in past presidential elections lets say from 1992 and on. Please no long diatribes about someones selections just the facts. We can debate your philisophy and opinions later. I will go first: And please be HONEST. 1992 – Bill Clinton 1996 – Bill Clinton 2000 – Did not vote- moved out of state-not… Read more »