Every year I take a whole week off at Christmastime. Of course, it wasn't always that way. When I started working for my Uncle Scrooge years ago, he never would have allowed that. In fact, back then,... (Continue reading)
Well, perhaps it's because Sheila is now a short-timer and will be retiring from her post at the FDIC this July, that she is now feeling a little more comfortable telling the truth, even if that means disagreeing with Walsh... (Continue reading)
Well, what they're calling the Attorneys General "Term Sheet" is out and to kick it all off, I went with an analysis of the AG's work product written by Joshua Rosner, who is Managing Director at independent research consultancy Graham... (Continue reading)
Of course, there are times when more stuff happens to more people, and today is obviously an example of such times. The economic conditions that we're experiencing today are causing more foreclosures than at any time since the 1930s. When... (Continue reading)
So, wait a minute here... he drove into the bank... into it... he was inside a Bank of America at 4:00 AM... and police are still trying to determine if any property was taken... but he's only being charged with... (Continue reading)
Laurie, as "the architect" of the HAMP program, are you aware that these servicers you're pandering to at the Mortgage Bankers Association conference, have been nothing short of torturing America's homeowners relentlessly, mercilessly, and without rhyme or reason for three... (Continue reading)
So, just curious... who woke up the House Republicans, a group who have otherwise been fast asleep these last two-plus years, at least as far as the foreclosure crisis is concerned. In point of fact, over the last two... (Continue reading)
See... this is an excellent example of why I'm starting to think we've become too civilized a society. I was born back in Brooklyn, New York, I mostly grew up in Pittsburgh, and my wife's from the City... (Continue reading)
I don't like to do this, but I've been trying to point this nonsense out for so many months now, I can't even keep track. I didn't need a study to know this, I come up with my conclusions... (Continue reading)
PLEASE SIGN THIS yourself... but also could you please put in the extra effort and forward it to everyone you know that will also want to sign it? PLEASE? Post it on your Facebook page, your LinkedIn page...... (Continue reading)
I didn't realize it was liberal to want to see someone put a stop to the kind of abusive lending behavior that has stripped the middle class of just about everything they had. I guess conservatives are now the... (Continue reading)
Can you hear me now? Is that doing it for you? The facts about California attorneys who offer to assist homeowners with loan modifications as presented in the New York Times story are just plain WRONG. ... (Continue reading)
"Laurie Goodman of Amherst Securities predicts that 1 in 5 mortgages could go into foreclosure without radical action." Now just a minute here... you're not saying that one out of five people with mortgages are "irresponsible sub-prime borrowers who never... (Continue reading)
The Republican's version of the report is said to be a whopping 13 pages long, and is expected to place the blame for the crisis squarely on the shoulders of poor people who wanted to buy houses, and how some... (Continue reading)
So... I have a question for my fellow Americans... and for elected representatives in Washington D.C. and state legislatures... and for that offensive, mindless twit Diana Olick on CNBC... Are we done irrationally punishing the so-called "irresponsible" people yet? ... (Continue reading)
How long did it take you guys to come up with this dazzling piece of regulatory virtuosity anyway? Don't tell me this wasn't the first idea that came up at meeting one, because there's no way I'm buying. ... (Continue reading)