Zero Hedge Has Been Unfair To Nat’l Association Of Realtors Post

by Roland on June 7, 2009

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” Zero Hedge knows when to admit it is wrong. We criticize the National Association Of Realtors for being moochers, for doing all they can (which isn’t much) to support the zombie GSEs (on the taxpayers’ back) so the organization can continue its existence for another day or two. Yet, when the NAR’s spokesperson Frances Martinez Myers, who is also an SVP at Fox and Roach, appears in congress, before a House Committee on Financial Services no less, with roots that have not been retouched in well over a month, our collective heartstrings are torn,…”


Rent-to-own your home: Pro and con


“It’s tough for buyers to find financing and hard for sellers to find buyers. A solution that can work well for both is renting with an option to buy.”


Prospect Homes of Richmond files Ch. 11


A 2007 Top 200 builder per builderonline.com, Prospect Homes of Richmond has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and we have added them to our builder implode-o-meter list.

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