Posts Tagged ‘Subprime Mortgage Crisis’

David Min, Part 3 – Housing’s Recovery… Fact or Fiction? A Mandelman Matters Podcast

Written on 22 Feb, 2013 at 7:39

We've lost more than five million homes to foreclosure since 2008, and according to all published data at the end of 2012, we've got millions more seriously delinquent or at risk... but somehow housing is defying all laws of economics... (Continue reading)

GUEST POST: Prove Fannie & Freddie Innocent Before Suing the Banks – And Here Is How

Written on 7 Sep, 2011 at 13:29

For twelve years during and after the Savings & Loan crisis (1988-2000), I led the group of business analysts at PricewaterhouseCoopers that was responsible for monitoring Ginnie Mae's $600 billion portfolio of mortgage-backed securities. During that period, I learned... (Continue reading)

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Ex-Asst. Treasury Secretary Herb Allison Back at Beautiful Connecticut Home

Written on 18 Mar, 2011 at 12:04

See, because in the old days public servants, those that worked for the government, seemed to make less money than Phil Donahue or Marlo Thomas. They didn't used to have 7,379-sq.ft. 1911 wood and stucco $25 million Greens... (Continue reading)