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1. Real Estate Bulls Versus Bears Battle Intensifies (part 1 ...

   They say foreclosure activity has been artificially curtailed by various government programs and pressure the government has placed on lenders to ?go easy? on homeowners who are under water. ... Between Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA, the government guarantees 92% of all home loans in the nation. As unemployment remains elevated, which most economists are predicting through 2011, the likelihood of further housing value declines seems inevitable to the bears. ...

1. Measuring A Rising Bay Area Tide at SocketSite?

   The greater the leverage, the greater the consequences if things go bad. The higher prices in the Bay Area mean that being underwater is much more catastrophic here than in other parts of the country. .... Right, cause we all know that banks determined how much to loan based on number of loans. So yes, a bank is more likely to be able to afford one $38.5k loss then one $123k loss. And that math works as long as a bank said we will only do X number of loans and 20% of them ...

1. Irvine Housing Blog - Irvine Real Estate and Irvine Homes ...

   Furthermore, this type of loan can be particularly destructive when the housing market falls because there has been no dent made in the principal amount, so a home owner can be ?underwater? more quickly. ..... and as a result, the GSEs will lose more than the FHA. The GSEs need to be either regulated like the FHA or eliminated. They cannot go back to quasi-government entities or moral hazard will cause another debacle. Reply to this astute observation ...