Here's a good quote from Barry Ritholtz author of "Bailout Nation." I've never read the book, but I like what he had to say about this: Always remember that price is the most important aspect of an investment. Today we keep hearing people talk about "toxic paper" on bank balance sheets.
AP - The Obama administration's mortgage relief plan has helped only about 16 percent of borrowers who signed up since its launch last year, while hundreds of thousands of homeowners remain in limbo.
AP - The Obama administration's mortgage relief plan has helped only about 16 percent of borrowers who signed up since its launch last year, while hundreds of thousands of homeowners remain in limbo.
Reuters - Jon Daurio, chief executive officer of mortgage investor Kondaur Capital Corp., recently offered a $4,000 check to Barry Culver for the deed to his Bryan, Ohio house.
Reuters - Jon Daurio, chief executive officer of mortgage investor Kondaur Capital Corp., recently offered a $4,000 check to Barry Culver for the deed to his Bryan, Ohio house.
AP - Hundreds of homeowners trying to avoid losing their homes to foreclosure met with housing counselors and lender representatives at an event in Glendale on Thursday.
AP - Hundreds of homeowners trying to avoid losing their homes to foreclosure met with housing counselors and lender representatives at an event in Glendale on Thursday.
Starwood-Led Group Raises the Extended Stay Stakes Wall Street Journal Starwood Capital, led by real - estate investor Barry Sternlicht, has closed a $2 billion private-equity fund to buy distressed hotel assets and recently ... and more »
On Reducing Risk (I know, what an awesome headline!) Yesterday, I showed you the merits (and risks!) of why people would want to invest in a business (and don’t make the rookie mistake of thinking a website is any different to a business!). Today, we talk about Risk, and more important how to reduce it. Check out this cool email I received… Uploaded with plasq ’s Skitch ! In the Thirty Day Challenge, we spend a LOT of time on market research. Why? Because, as you must
Posted on Wednesday, 9 of September , 2009 at 3:13 pm NEW YORK—A criminal complaint was unsealed Wednesday morning in federal court in Brooklyn charging Philip Barry, a money manager based in Bay Ridge, for operating a long-standing and large-scale Ponzi scheme. As alleged in the complaint, Barry, 52, began accepting money in the late 1970s from individuals seeking a return on investment. Operating multiple entities that over time collectively became known as “the Leverage Group,” Barry told po
Thursday, May 20, 2010
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