Articles, tagged with "housing bubble", page 1
07th November 2012
These days, you can't hop into a mortgage without dotting all of your I's and crossing all of your T's. After all, the rules are much tighter than they were a few years ago. Following those rules means understanding a variety of terms -- like fees and p...
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Author:
DanielTorelli
07th September 2009
Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan proclaimed today the Federal Housing Administration has completed changes to its loan modifications initiative so that it will further tie in with President Obama's Home Affordable Modifi...
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Author:
Loan Modification
05th June 2009
There is one potential market-based solution that would require no government regulation or intervention that would prevent future bubbles from being created with borrowed capital: change the method of appraisal for residential real estate from valuations...
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Author:
Robert Bell
12th May 2009
Behavioral Finance abandoned the quest of the efficient markets theory to find a rational, mathematical model to explain fluctuations in asset prices. Instead, behavioral finance looked to psychology to explain asset valuation and why prices rise and fall...
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Author:
Robert Bell
26th April 2009
The supply curve is the opposite of the demand curve: sellers will make very few units available at low prices, and sellers will make a great many available at higher prices. Wherever these two curves meet is where supply and demand are in balance and mar...
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Author:
Robert Bell
