President Obama claims that this would save the average mortgage debtor $3,000 per year. The big banks have been bailed out, so why not put more cash into the pockets of those who are renting money from them? Though few details of the plan are available, many economists and housing analysts have created possible scenarios, described in the embedded article below. The POTUS was expected to, but did not, announce the $25 Billion drop-in-the-bucket settlement between States Attorneys General and five big banks for "robosigning" and MERS illegal activities.
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A Charlottesville/Albemarle Area RE Blog tracking the market's Boom Bubble Bust Bounce, from 2008 to 2013. The second half of 2010 saw a steep downward spiral in sales; 2011 saw sales volume at 13 yr lo with prices dropping each Quarter. 2012 began with even lower prices which resulted in an uptick in Y/Y sales, and mid-2012 saw "Carpe Diem" trumping "Caveat Emptor." 2013: Booming. Are we a "Protected Market" once again? Time will tell. * Check out the microblogging on Twitter: @CvilleBubble *
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