Mortgage Industry Trends

Despite being listed on the ML-Implode website as Imploded, Raymond Eshaghian and The Mortgage Store Fi

Its ironic that critics of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac wanted the private markets to do more. For many, the private market works just fine. No need to interfere.

As an attorney specializing in lender loss recovery in instances of mortgage fraud, I was shocked recently to learn that California has long held that title companies, acting as settlement agents,

Maybe people in the industry are reading my blog!

The fallout from the subprime meltdown was felt by investors as several of the players provided earning guidance.

The distance between shockwaves from the nonprime meltdown seem to be slowing down.

I think at some point, the Wall Street Journal's editorial page looses credibility- at least for me- because of the constant series of columns and essays that are so one sided in their antipath

Good news around the US Mortgage Market is trying very hard to make its way back into the headlines. This week the Fed cut interest rates by 50 bps which set back the bear market fans.

MarketWise Commentary
Week of Ending September 15, 2007

The WSJ had a short article about some of the implications to the American Home's bankruptacy with re