This foreclosure documentation mess still seems to be getting a lot of attention. Pundits on television, opinion writers in print, and even the Attorneys General of nearly every state are all riled up about it. Everyone seems to want to “stick it to the man” and make the banks pay for making false claims about…
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Weekly Twitter Digest (Link Roundup) for 2010-11-13
Kevin's tales are not uncommon. "Realtors Need to Learn How to Find a Job" http://t.co/0CDT7eT via @findwell # Great story on @BusinessInsider from a Seattle Bubble reader that recently successfully sold their home: http://read.bi/9XjFwS # All-cash buyer comes forward for the Mastro Mansion: http://bit.ly/bifGgn via @SeattleTimes # RT @mortgageporter: I was on NPR this morning…
Hagar: Never Mind the Bogus Data, Recovery is Here!
In yesterday’s post I took local real estate agent, appraiser, and real estate educator Richard Hagar to task for some misleading statements he made during a live appearance on KUOW last week. Specifically, I called out his claim that Washington State is currently experiencing net migration of 125,000 people per year. Mr. Hagar dropped by…
Massive Imaginary Migration to Drive Seattle Recovery
As I was digging through local real estate stories last week, I was lucky enough to catch the following exchange on KUOW’s “Weekday” program last Thursday. Host Marcie Sillman discusses foreclosures and the Seattle-area housing market with guests Richard Hagar (real estate agent and appraiser) and Linda Taylor (housing director at the Urban League) in…
Weekly Twitter Digest (Link Roundup) for 2010-11-06
"…a bigger problem may turn out to be the millions of Americans who are still faithfully paying their mortgages…" http://lat.ms/bNJ01e # Oh my. Read this. http://bit.ly/9EPfa7 The really great part is in paragraph 5. "Our attractive professional signs…" # via @PSBJ – First credit union shut down in state http://bit.ly/aLAUJB # Interesting story behind a…