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Monday, January 14, 2008
One City's Foreclosure Debacle The word "fiduciary" will echo in the hallowed halls of jurisprudence as crusading litigators "test the waters" of judicial interpretation in a perverted quest for deep pockets and social righteousness. There's no question that subprime mortgages fueled the housing boom, the question: who ultimately will pay the price for the bust?
Monday, January 14, 2008One City's Foreclosure Debacle The word "fiduciary" will echo in the hallowed halls of jurisprudence as crusading litigators "test the waters" of judicial interpretation in a perverted quest for deep pockets and social righteousness. There's no question that subprime mortgages fueled the housing boom, the question: who ultimately will pay the price for the bust?
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Tuesday, January 1, 2008
The Cult of Plausible Deniability The current housing crises, in my opinion, was precipitated by a breakdown in protocol by licensed real estate professionals nationally. The ostensible correction of housing markets as characterized by pundits isn't a correction at all. It's the collapse of an enormous business model that once served as the foundation of the social institution that is homeownership. Mortgage fraud is the crux of the problem.
Tuesday, January 1, 2008The Cult of Plausible Deniability The current housing crises, in my opinion, was precipitated by a breakdown in protocol by licensed real estate professionals nationally. The ostensible correction of housing markets as characterized by pundits isn't a correction at all. It's the collapse of an enormous business model that once served as the foundation of the social institution that is homeownership. Mortgage fraud is the crux of the problem.
