It’s a chilly, rainy day here in New Jersey under iron grey skies. If where you are is sunny, and you’re feeling happy and optimistic, and you want to stay that way, let me strongly suggest that you not finish reading this post. This is where I engage in paranoid fearmongering speculation. You have been … Read more
It’s a chilly, rainy day here in New Jersey under iron grey skies. If where you are is sunny, and you’re feeling happy and optimistic, and you want to stay that way, let me strongly suggest that you not finish reading this post. This is where I engage in paranoid fearmongering speculation. You have been … Read more
Click: The Magic of Instant Connections is a slim little volume that resists easy classification. I suppose you could call it a book on psychology, as it explores a particular phenomenon that isn’t well-researched: how people connect with each other. From Chapter 1: This book is about those mysterious moment — when we click in … Read more
Click: The Magic of Instant Connections is a slim little volume that resists easy classification. I suppose you could call it a book on psychology, as it explores a particular phenomenon that isn’t well-researched: how people connect with each other. From Chapter 1: This book is about those mysterious moment — when we click in … Read more
James Pethokoukis writes on Reuters today (h/t: Instapundit) that the Obama Administration may be planning to eliminate many/most/all underwater mortgages in a single swoop: Rumors are running wild from Washington to Wall Street that the Obama administration is about to order government-controlled lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to forgive a portion of the mortgage … Read more
James Pethokoukis writes on Reuters today (h/t: Instapundit) that the Obama Administration may be planning to eliminate many/most/all underwater mortgages in a single swoop: Rumors are running wild from Washington to Wall Street that the Obama administration is about to order government-controlled lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to forgive a portion of the mortgage … Read more
Last night, the RE.net and the world lost a thinker, a mentor, a wit, a pioneer, and above all, a good man. Joe Ferrara has passed on. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, and his wife Sandra, whom he loved above all else. Joe’s Sellsius blog was one of the first and best … Read more
So earlier today, I get an email of some interesting real-estate related links from my friends at AOL Housingwatch (where I pen an occasional column or two). In it, I find this gem of a story: Mortgage loan originators will have to be fingerprinted and sign up to a central registry to do business in … Read more
Few industries worship innovation as much as real estate does. It is perhaps the highest compliment to a company or to an individual in real estate to say, “You’re so innovative!” Thing is, I believe innovation is disruptive. In fact, I think how innovative something is can be correlated to how destructive it is of … Read more