For another thing, government intervention (that just seems to keep coming up) often has exactly the opposite effect.

A Treasury official confirmed that regulators were working out details of an intervention plan on Saturday.

Gov't intervention has already thrown the "foreclosure flow" off. 90 day moratoriums are becoming more common, and quite frankly, some banks are just not foreclosing due to lack of funds and processes.Not to be a fear-mongerer, but here is the worse news:http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_pMscxxELHEg/SQpjNup2cMI/AAAAAAAADrs/RXwTWLMt4Q8/s1600-h/UnderwaterHomeowners.jpg

In 97 Asia experienced its crash and a $95 Billion Bailout by the IMF which spoke strongly against nationalization and Govt. intervention in the free markets.

Financing is a moving target and one we're watching carefully right now with all the government intervention.

Hi everyone I am Kim Henderson, Realtor, Foreclosure Intervention Specialist, REO Agent in Stark, Carroll, Mahoning, Columbiana Countys, Ohio.

Being a long term resident of San Antonio, I am perplexed as to where in San Antonio that it is so impoverished that it garners intervention of the federal government.

When the police department intervenes at a gathering which constitutes a nuisance under this article, the premises ... shall be posted with a notice stating that the intervention of the police has been necessitated ... the date of the police intervention, and that any subsequent event within the period set forth below on the same premises, which necessitates police intervention, shall result in the joint and several liability of any guests causing the public nuisance, or any persons who own or are residents of the property at which the public nuisance occurred....

Fail, let the market correct itself on its own, without intervention.

Anybody that might be opposed to this form of big brother intervention recently passed (regardless if you do business and or live in Massachusetts) can voice their opinion in the following ways:- Contact the House Ways and Means @ http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/h34.htm- Contact the Joint Committee on Financial Services @ http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/j11.htmAs I see it both as a lending professional & homeowner, we are at a cross-roads---we can either "Speak up" or "forever hold our peace" (and potentially surrender a piece of our freedom and rights of choice).