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· Comment
2/20 – Detroit Free Press: Help goes to home owners, though more needed
2/20 – National Review: Housing Flop
2/20 – Reuters: Mortgage lenders busy after Obama plan laid out
2/20 – Larry Kudlow: Subsidize Bad Behavior?
2/20 – International Herald Tribune: Housing aid won’t solve U.S. crisis
2/20 – Washington Post: Mortgage Rescue Eligibility Still Being Finalized
2/20 – Mercury News: Details of the Obama mortgage plan
2/20 – Time: Will President Obama’s New Housing Plan Work?
2/20 – Boston Herald: Will President Obama’s plan help you?
2/20 – Washington Post: Mortgages and the Stimulus Plan
2/20 – Arizona Republic: Here’s a better way to aid homeowners
2/20 – Newsday: FDIC chief: I understand criticism of mortgage program
2/20 – The Atlantic: Some thoughts on the housing plan
2/20 – Boston.com: Homeowners anxious for details
2/20 – Cliff Mason: The Obama Plan: What Is Fair?
2/19 – ABC News: Obama’s Housing Rescue Plan Will Slow Home Value Slide as Early as March
2/19 – Chicago Tribune: How Barack Obama’s housing plan might help you
2/19 – The Economist: The foreclosure plan can’t pay or won’t pay?
2/19 – CBS News: Questioning Obama’s Mortgage Bailout Plan
2/19 – Diana Olick: Mr. Obama: Not All Real Estate Investors Are Irresponsible
2/19 – CNBC: Housing Plan: Five Things Investors Need to Know
2/19 – Wall Street Journal: Dukes of Moral Hazard
2/19 – The Street: Three Ways To Take Advantage of Obama’s Mortgage Plan
2/19 – Diana Olick: Who Will Truly Benefit From The President’s Housing Plan?
2/19 – CNBC: Housing Plan Will Have Impact In March: Bair
2/19 – Bloomberg: Obama’s $75 Billion Foreclosure Plan Spells Relief for Bankers
2/19 – Washington Post: HUD Secretary: Banks must ‘step up’ on foreclosure
2/19 – The Street: Obama Plan for Housing Flawed, Critics Say
Predatory Legislators · Comment Peter Schiff: With millions of homeowners now struggling to repay money they clearly never should have borrowed, our leaders have been righteously wagging fingers at predatory lenders who allegedly enticed innocent borrowers, and the country, into a financial snake pit. While the mortgage industry clearly deserves a good share of the blame, unindicted co-conspirators abound. The ringleaders are still at-large and are, in fact, busy hatching a plan to dwarf the earlier mistakes. Could ANY Foreclosure Bailout Plan Actually Be Bad For Distressed Homeowners? · Comment John Berleau-Openmarket.org: “Having borrowers continue to pay into a bad loan, even with reduced payments, takes away money they could be using to start over. Redefault rates from existing government-backed loan modification programs indicate that they are often ineffective. And in the case of borrowers facing job losses, staying in one’s home while being saddled with a mortgage can delay the necessary step of moving to an area with more job opportunities.” Housing Plan Part Deux · Comment
2/18 – CNN: Housing fix will help many, but not all
2/18 – The Street: Housing Plan Does Nothing for Stocks
2/18 – AP: Analysis: Obama offers carrots for mortgage firms
2/18 – Bankrate.com:
What the Obama housing plan will, won’t do
2/18 – CNBC: Housing Plan Helps Homeowners and Banks: Dimon
2/18 – CNN: Republicans, analysts question Obama’s foreclosure plan
2/18 – BBC: Obama’s housing plan ‘to help 9m’
2/18 – Bloomberg: Obama Pledges $275 Billion to Stem Foreclosures, Help Borrowers
2/18 – The Street: Market Edges Up in Wake of Housing Plan
2/18 – CNBC: Obama Speech On Home Mortgage Crisis – Full Text
2/18 – Bloomberg: Obama Housing Plan to Cut Mortgage Payments, Stem Foreclosures
2/18 – CNBC: Housing Plan: $275 Billion to Help 9 Million Families
2/18 – Fox Business: Housing Experts Skeptical Over Foreclosure Fix Plan
2/18 – Fox Business: Obama Readies Foreclosure Aid
2/18 – FOX: Obama Foreclosure Prevention Plan Reaches $75 Billion
2/18 – CNN/Money: Obama: Aid 9 million homeowners
More Homeowners Say Homes Depreciated · Comment Reuters: A record number of U.S. homeowners thought their homes had depreciated in value in February, according to a Reuters/University of Michigan survey published on Friday J.P. Morgan Stays Bearish On Builders · Comment Fox Business: Morgan home-builder analyst Michael Rehaut said Thursday that he remains bearish on the overall homebuilding sector and thinks the recently announced government plan to halt foreclosures will have only a modest impact on resolving the mortgage crisis for homeowners and builders. Housing Rescue · Comment
2/16 – CNN/Money: Final score: $8,000 for homebuyers
2/16 – ABC: How Stimulus Package Would Help Homeowners
2/15 – Reuters: Biz paper Barron’s suggests plan to fix U.S. woes
2/15 – AFP: Obama Targets Housing Fix After Stimulus Victory
2/13 – The Street: Obama Mortgage Crisis Plan: A Key First Step
2/13 – Forbes: Fannie And Freddie Redux
2/13 – Reuters: Obama eyes home loan subsidies in rescue plan
Are Home Buyers Starting To Kick The Tires? · Comment Diana Olick: As we sit here poised on the edge of our seats, waiting to hear the details of how the Obama administration will use $50 billion of TARP money to ease the foreclosure crisis, a curious stat crossed the news wires. Apparently more potential home buyers are wandering through new homes. 'Vanilla' Mortgages Will Save Banks: Ex-Lloyds Chairman · Comment CNBC: If governments refrain from interfering, and banks’ earnings power continues to be significant, “the prospect for the banks over a longer period will be good”, former Lloyds TSB chairman Sir Brian Pitman said Tuesday. Home Construction Plummets To Record Low · Comment FOX: Construction of new homes plunged to a record low in January as all parts of the country showed big declines in building activity.
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