Looks like a great site to network and learn in.

It looks like with every passing day that it is getting worse, in my opinion, as the congress tries to set prices in the market for these terrible securities.I feel like we are so close to getting to the bottom of this and being able to figure it out.I mean here I am, about to buy a condo that probably has one of these "toxic" mortgages associated with it, where there was no income verification, no money down, etc.

Do you find local websites such as realtor's sites that accept google ads and site target your ads?

Why don't you check this site out?

I stumbled across this site today and I've already spent a couple hours reading some of the threads on here.I bought my first property in 2000, and I haven't looked back since.

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I have been checking sites and it seems in the last few days, since the $700 Billion dollar bailout, the prices on some homes in foreclosure have jumped dramatically.

The only way to avoid a credit impact is to pay the loan off according to the original terms.I would think they would only contact your employer for employment verification, same as on a mortgage.

Most of the mortgage issues could have been avoided if lenders simply required borrowers to put down 20% and required income and asset verification.

Welcome to the site, Lynn!