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01st August 2009
Finding the perfect Mortgage can be a daunting task for anyone who is looking to purchase a house. It is important that when looking for a mortgage that you understand how the mortgage system works and to learn were the best place to get your perfect loan... Read >
Author: bryan30th July 2009
Investors or homebuyers aiming to acquire a residential property in Fort Lauderdale Real Estate might want to look into the figures of the local market first to get the best deals available. This should give you ample facts to determine whether it's benef... Read >
Author: thonyodwens23rd June 2009
Many would say that investing in a residential property in Miami real estate is a good idea; while others tend to have second thoughts in the matter thinking that it might be a waste of their time and money. If you are one of the latter, then you might wa... Read >
Author: thonyodwens22nd June 2009
Homebuyers and property investors would surely get their fill in the Miami real estate market. There are plenty of homes around that you can acquire that fit your specifications and at a price that suits you wallet. If it's your first time to consider get... Read >
Author: thonyodwens15th June 2009
The global economic recession has taken a heavy toll on businesses across the world. And the Indian outsourcing industry has been no different. In fact, the outsourcing industry is one of the worst hit sectors. In this situation, companies are increasingl... Read >
Author: Maneet Puri20th May 2009
There are a number of factors that will influence the timing and the depth of the price decline. There are a number of psychological factors and technical factors in play. These include:
* Smaller Debt-to-Income Ratios
* Increasing Interest Rates and ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell18th May 2009
There are many identifiable stages in a financial mania. These include: enthusiasm, greed, delusion, denial, fear, capitulation, and despair. From a perspective of market psychology, it is difficult to tell when the capitulation stage ends and the despair... Read >
Author: Robert Bell15th May 2009
Selling a home is never an easy task. For an owner, it is difficult to part with his home and for a buyer it is difficult to part with hard-earned money. Large, luxurious estate homes are even harder to sell due to their high cost. In the present economic... Read >
Author: Otto Ruebsamen15th May 2009
Selling a home is never an easy task. For an owner, it is difficult to part with his home and for a buyer it is difficult to part with hard-earned money. Large, luxurious estate homes are even harder to sell due to their high cost. In the present economic... Read >
Author: Otto Ruebsamen07th May 2009
There are two types of true real estate investors: Rent Savers and Cashflow Investors. These two groups will enter a real estate market without regard to future appreciation because either the cash savings or the positive cashflow warrant the purchase pri... Read >
Author: Robert Bell22nd April 2009
There are a number of fallacies about residential real estate that either affirm the belief in perpetually rising prices or minimize the fears of a price decline. These fallacies generally revolve around a perceived shortage of housing or a belief that th... Read >
17th April 2009
When panic struck Wall Street on September 28, 2008 because The House of
Representatives defeated a $700 billion emergency rescue package (ignoring
urgent pleas from President Bush) many feared a complete meltdown of the
nation's banking system. ... Read >
Author: Michael Riley10th March 2009
The next big psychological change to impact housing will be a change in homebuyer's relationship with debt. When prices were going up, and nobody thought they were going to have to pay the debt off themselves, people borrowed all they could. Once prices s... Read >
Author: Robert Bell10th March 2009
The realtor spin about "pent up demand" is complete nonsense. There is probably a lot of pent up desire for housing, but demand is measured in dollars, and there is a major lack of demand with the absence of lender funds, and a large and growing "pent up ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell05th March 2009
Investor confidence in the market for CDOs and all mortgages was shaken during the decline of the Great Housing Bubble, and rightly so. Investors were losing huge sums, and nobody clearly understood why. There was a widespread belief these losses were cau... Read >
Author: Robert Bell24th February 2009
The number of foreclosures will affect both the timing and the severity of the deflation of the Great Housing Bubble. It is foreclosures that drive prices lower quickly. Foreclosures control the timing of the crash because they directly impact the must-se... Read >
Author: Robert Bell16th January 2009
There are a number of fallacies about residential real estate that either affirm the belief in perpetually rising prices or minimize the fears of a price decline. These fallacies generally revolve around a perceived shortage of housing or a belief that th... Read >
Author: Robert Bell09th January 2009
The mantra of the National Association of Realtors is "real estate only goes up." This economic fallacy fosters the belief in future price increases and the limited risk of buying real estate. In 2006, prices in many markets began to fall. By 2008, the r... Read >
Author: Robert Bell09th January 2009
A key factor impacting the fundamental value of housing and thereby the bottom is interest rates. Higher interest rates would devastate residential real estate markets. When interest rates go up, the amounts borrowed go down assuming a consistent payment.... Read >
Author: Robert Bell11th September 2008
I haven’t yet seen any comment on it, but there it is: a Head and Shoulders Top in the Dow Industrials Average. The Daily chart of the Dow shows a clearly identifiable Left Shoulder on July 23, 2000; a Head on August 11, and a Right Shoulder on Septemb... Read >
Author: candleman11th September 2008
Prices in the S&P 500 and in other major Indexes rose quickly on the day after the government announced that it would take over Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Both agencies had been abused for years by top management which, it is now alleged, manipulated th... Read >
Author: candleman04th September 2008
Finding the perfect Mortgage can be a daunting task for anyone who is looking to purchase a house. It is important that when looking for a mortgage that you understand how the mortgage system works and to learn were the best place to get your perfect loan... Read >
Author: bryan27th September 2007
The covered calls options trading strategy provides traders the ability to generate additional income from investments in a neutral market. An options trader who wishes to benefit from a fairly neutral market may consider selling covered calls. Selling co... Read >
Author: Viktor Ka27th September 2007
It was just about this time two years ago when the Sacramento real estate market began to change. In a recent press release from Trendgraphix they compared where we are today with the peak market in the summer of 2005. Sacramento County: Inventory stands... Read >
Author: Julie Jalone21st January 2007
The past year, 2006, marked the lowest volume of annual sales since 1999 with less than 47,000 new and existing houses and condominiums sold in the four county Sacramento area according to DataQuick. As reported in a Sacramento Bee story, “'06 housing ... Read >
Author: Julie Jalone21st May 2006
Copyright 2006 Billy Williams
Put options are a misunderstood investment tool but once understood by an individual investor it can be a very versatile investment tool. Put options can be used to protect your portfolio, and they can help you pick up hu... Read >
Author: Billy Williams
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