Real Estate Time BOMB. Foreclosures and the Collapse of the Real Estate Market

by Tony on June 11, 2009

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{ 25 comments }

1 ZukoLover4Ever April 17, 2009 at 10:43 am

He right about real estate but dead wrong on the stock market. The stock market will lead us out of the depression like real estate did after 9/11. Due to the fact Obama will put billions of dollars in the economy which will increase corporate profits

2 OriginalRawSkillz April 17, 2009 at 11:22 pm

Derivatives & Ponzi schemes has created a economic black whole! No matter how much money they put into bail outs, it will never be enough! This is designed to break our economy down! That why NAFTA was put in place to have our BUSINESSES go elsewhere! We are slowly being stripped of our means to export & support ourselves as a Country and to rely on our government to take care of us! BUT! Not before they strip up of our Freedoms! WAKE UP! Look at the big picture!!!

3 OriginalRawSkillz April 17, 2009 at 11:26 pm

With all the trillions of dollars of our hard earned money that the Federal Government is spending to BAIL OUT them Thieving BANKSTER The money could pay for every persons mortgages and education! Everybody in America! What is wrong with this picture? And also! They are trying to say that “We are the ones to blame”… It is Not FOLKS! WAKE UP!! The Bankers lobbied to have the Glass Steagle Act abolished during the Clintons administration! And ever since…

4 OriginalRawSkillz April 17, 2009 at 11:37 pm

Remember what happened to Argentina! Don’t be so Nieve that the samething can’t happen to us!

5 shizont April 18, 2009 at 8:55 pm

I’ve read that a second wave of bad mortgage loans will begin soon. Also confirm the info presented here. Go buy a foreclosed McMansion for 10% of it’s high price!

6 monicamir April 23, 2009 at 8:19 am

IF you want to know what will happen to America, look at Angola, Brazil, China, Middle East, Russia

Angola: Terrestrial mines do protect big companies complexes

Brazil: High criminality, infrastructure in shambles and a moron puppet in charge

China: people turned into slaves, no health care for them, if they have an accident at work, bad luck

Middle East: Military check points everywhere, no freedom, walls, etc

Russia:declining population due to addiction and diseases

7 MarcusCMarcellus April 29, 2009 at 1:06 pm

Good of you to share your maternal love for the being responsible for your existence – “I will not bail her ass out.”

I hope you’re studying psychology or psychiatry because anyone airing their parental issues online surely needs some help. Fucking narcissistic, ingrate.

8 SpeedingStudent April 29, 2009 at 1:48 pm

How about you blow me Marcus?

She is a grown woman of 48 years…if she can’t manage her funds, all the “help (ie CASH)” in the world won’t help her.

Go fuck yourself with a broken beer bottle, you faggot.

9 MarcusCMarcellus April 29, 2009 at 1:59 pm

My mistake: obviously you’re a student of Shakespeare – such eloquence and use of language could not be found elsewhere.

10 SpeedingStudent April 29, 2009 at 10:59 pm

Shakespeare is so overrated. I am more of a Huxley fan.

11 Strettger May 2, 2009 at 10:27 am

Just a thought, but could the banks make a wholely owned subsidary contataining a chunk of these houses, and rent them out?

Britain did this in the 1970s with council housing, then gradually allowed the tentents to buy the houses from the councils at low prices.

This gets some money stream in as opposed to a loss, and has them inhabited and hence in better condition.

Write off the house value as 0, then look at a stream to come in and work up from the bottom.

12 borat443 May 3, 2009 at 9:12 pm

if his research is correct hes absolutely right, and this coupled with the commercial real estate crash is going to implode the economy and destroy the dollar and there is no bailout that will fix the problem , what is needed is radical change..

13 imahamina May 7, 2009 at 4:07 pm

originalrawskilz. You’re onto it dude. There is a bigger picture. The sheeple are controlled by the mass media. I’ve read hundreds of books, trying to figure out what the **** is going on. And spent a lot of time on the internet trying to make sense of it. I was a businessman (self employed) that gave up in disgust, when I realised that laws oppose laws. And they’re written by the few to benifit the few. I talked to a billionaire about it. He said, Yes they make liars out of us. BIGGER PICTURE!!

14 HiDesertEd May 10, 2009 at 6:04 pm

How bad can it get?
The answer is : Stockton, Ca.
The real estate market has been nuked, the tax base has been DESTROYED and the best estimates are that it will take a decade for it to come back.
Municipal services??? There are none because there is no money to pay for them. The city is having to bulldoze the vandalized/wrecked properties in the interest of public safety. Place looks like a war zone now.

15 conceil8 May 16, 2009 at 2:45 am

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I warned you my fellow Christians, THE END IS COMING! Depart now from all form of unrighteousness such as fornication, homosexuality, pornography, watching violent entertainment, drug abuse, smoking, gambling, cursing, bullying, revelries, pursuit of money and idolatry etc. LEST YOU BE FOUND NOT WORTHY TO ENTER THE KINGDOM OF GOD.

A volcano situated in the US will erupt not far from now, when this happen you will know that this warning is from God.

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16 mlndstream May 18, 2009 at 11:20 pm

I heard that the upward resetting on the interest rates for Alt-a and option ARM loans have been postponed until september 2010, is this true? as my understanding was that these loans are worth 1.7 trillion, when the subprime loans were worth only 1 trillion, and look at the havoc they caused, I think this new wave of defaults was supposed to start in April this year and would have increased into 2010 and 2011, plus commercial property is supposed to start defaulting soon too, whats the latest?

17 mlndstream May 18, 2009 at 11:24 pm

What was the point of making the people leave their houses? why not just let them stay in them for as much as they can afford while a buyer can be found?, why not just rent the house back to the owner who has just defaulted until a buyer can be found?, and who knows?maybe these people will manage to get themselves into a financial position to continue paying the mortgage? better than just leaving the place to be wrecked, that was a lose-lose decision

18 mlndstream May 18, 2009 at 11:29 pm

Maybe the ‘North American Union’ rumor wasn’t just a conspiracy theory after-all?

19 borat443 May 19, 2009 at 8:11 am

North American Union, isnt a rumor, check the SPP, Its going to happen because people in the US, dont care about real issues, because the issues are too complex as they think about them,
The would rather listen to ignorant theologians, watch fake news, and baseball or something, and by the time they get up to speed they will wake up in the NAU, and will be in a totalitarian,fascist,socialist state.

20 AverAverComo May 19, 2009 at 7:35 pm

i see second wave of foreclosures before bottom hitting. if two house asre bought for 300K and one forcloses and short sale for 200K what will happen?? the next house will foreclose maybe two after that.
??? i know i would be mad if i owned the 300K house lol. second wave before stabilzation.

21 HiDesertEd May 19, 2009 at 8:02 pm

mindstream you need to FOCUS on what you are dealing with here.
2 competing agendas. The seen agenda is public safety that has to be dealt with by public authorities. The unseen agenda is the profit driven mindset of zombie banks. These zombie banks and their bacterial bankster staffs are going to continue to do what they have always done in these circumstances untill they are forced to do otherwise.
The tragedy is the lives and families that are destroyed until public policy catches up.

22 mlndstream May 20, 2009 at 5:11 am

I can certainly see it happening against the wishes of the American people with a certain degree of resistance and possibly some form of militia like effort to stop it but after it happens and the dust settles then why would the system be any more totalitarian,fascist etc…than the EU for instance?although there are some smart people who can see trouble looming for the EU in the not to distant future also

23 borat443 May 20, 2009 at 12:04 pm

Agenda 21, changes everything if it moves forward.

24 mlndstream May 21, 2009 at 6:55 am

one thing I’m confused about in relation to “pursuit of money” is what do you live on? surely you need money to pay for your essentials like food, accommodation,clothes etc…?where do you draw the line between providing your essential needs and greedy excess?

25 1977isheaven June 1, 2009 at 12:05 pm

Interesting analysis. Big banks/lenders do not want us to know the depth of the crisis. Keep the house you can realistically afford and live beneath your means. The days of trading up for a bigger house/pricer home are gone for an entire generation. Ask anyone raised during the depression and you will get an honest assessment.

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