I believe they were short sales and foreclosures.

I believe that what the bank and mortgage companies did was intentional and they knew exactly what the outcome would be, foreclosure.

I believe your client should be fine with their deposits in excess of $100,000.

That center piece is called a stile i believe.

You honestly believe homes will take more than 30-plus years go up to 2006 prices?

The homeowner can choose not to include the house in the BK and sell it short in some cases but I don't believe the bank has a choice in the matter.

You need to concentrate on what you believe is the current value of the home.

I believe that interest rates will decline--probably to the 4's--as they did after World War 2, and stay there for many years.An absolutely GREAT newsletter is John Mauldin's "Thoughts from the Frontline."

When I use the Case-Schilling Index it leads me to believe that some markets like Phoenix and Las Vegas are near where the prices should be, therefore we should not expect to see a major price reductions in these areas.

I have read in the forums that equity not being leveraged is a waste, but are also those that believe in buying and paying off one property at a time.