Well, out in LA County where I live, a lot of people are still in denial and/or hanging on thanks to federal intervention and/or slow-moving banks.

. ________ has utilized multiple forms of treatment intervention to manage their symptoms, and is presently attending regular therapy sessions.

Politicians are not stupid and they rallied around housing with a massive injection by the Fed that was far-reaching and swift.Some say the government intervention will only fuel hyperinflation if that is the case, then real estate is one of the few places you will want to be invested so as an investment I don't see that argument as a negative. 

but not now.Seriously you are a course junkie and hopefully this thread will be your intervention!

Would be better without one I would assume.Deficiency Judgement: Also not sure, but anything that doesn't require judicial intervention should be more straight forward).Sale: Is it preferred to have one sale type over another?

I guess I'm not so much asking whether the stated figures are what expenses are currently being incurred, but asking whether my adjusted figures sound realistic and achievable after my intensive "intervention".

Their only hope is inflation, and continued government intervention in the MBS market, and the longer this goes on, the bigger the bubble gets and it grows exponentially.

The ONLY way rates get as low as they are right now is with massive intervention by the Federal Reserve, following the Great Recession.

I'm no fan of government intervention when public safety is not at risk, and especially when many of the protections in this bill are already covered by federal law (predatory lending, etc).

canada federal government announced some new rules yesterday meant to "cool off" the market. What does everyone think of this? Good? Bad?  Ugly?  Indifferent? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/four-ma...