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New Fed Governor Sarah Bloom Raskin Gives Me Reason to Hope
Written on 15 Feb, 2011 at 15:53
I read her speech yesterday evening; parts actually gave me chills, and parts left me with a hopeful tear in my eye. She says almost exactly what I’ve written in my articles on at least dozens and at this... (Continue reading)
U.S. Breaks Housing Price Decline Record Set During Great Depression
Written on 14 Jan, 2011 at 20:36
According to RealtyTrac, 1,050,500 homes we repossessed by banks last year.So, for those that think foreclosures are somehow a good thing, I guess congratulations are in order. For those not afflicted by such diminished cognitive abilities, I can only... (Continue reading)
Podcast: Mandelman in the Morning – Labor Day
Written on 6 Sep, 2010 at 13:29
1. Lehman Bros. CEO says bankruptcy wasn't Lehman's Fault. 2. Stimulus is folly. 3. Call it a depression. 4. Geithner's happy about HAMP. 5. Foreclosures breed foreclosures. 6. AZ's loan mod program won't work. ... (Continue reading)
Secret Shopping Loan Modifications at CDA Law Center
Written on 17 May, 2010 at 17:51
I wanted you to know that I am on your side regarding this law center. They put up with my fears, my doubts, and really put me at ease which is not an easy task. I would recommend... (Continue reading)
Speech By Asst. Treasury Sec. Barr on President’s Plan to Strengthen Housing Sector… with commentary by Mandelman
Written on 29 Nov, 2009 at 0:52
Barr’s predominantly an academic. He taught at the University of Michigan Law School, was a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress and at the Brookings Institute, and it looks like he’s co-written a couple of books with... (Continue reading)
July’s Issue of The Niche Report… Bringing Up the Rear: FDIC Chair Sheila Bair
Written on 9 Jul, 2009 at 15:42
In case you don’t already know, I wrote the cover story for the May issue of The Niche Report magazine, titled “Pigs, Puppets & People in Peril – The Administration’s Curious Case Against Loan Modification Firms”. And it was really... (Continue reading)
