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Dude is working for Stars. Mr. Mortgage is cool. So whats the trade buy C,WM,BAC,…
Jake I’d like to see you or Fly with that little Logitech eyeball camera on you talking about Stocks and Bonds for 5 minutes. Mr. Mortgage is Hollywood..I think he has a Personal Trainer.
The houses don’t count as comparable sales for appraisal purposes. Not *exactly* because they are forced sales. One might argue that the bank isn’t really forced to sell, so it is a normal sale, but considering the load of unproductive assets on the books - that’s kind of silly. Not just silly, but it would be potentially destructive to the RE market.
Another potential argument would be trying to get the management of a given mortgagor declared incompetent in court. <– ROFL
My man needs to do about a third to perhaps a half measure less Peruvian Marchng Powder before pressing the “Play/Record” button on that machine.
May 13th, 2008 at 7:55 pmThat’s what makes Hedgie tick. It takes a lot to power those balls of steel.
May 13th, 2008 at 8:47 pmDude is working for Stars. Mr. Mortgage is cool. So whats the trade buy C,WM,BAC,…
Jake I’d like to see you or Fly with that little Logitech eyeball camera on you talking about Stocks and Bonds for 5 minutes. Mr. Mortgage is Hollywood..I think he has a Personal Trainer.
May 13th, 2008 at 8:49 pmDucati will have his own iBC video blog within one month.
May 13th, 2008 at 9:32 pmKC — no question, he’s trimmed down, he’s definitely thinking about “guest spots” on CNBC.
And what about the hint of “Bruce Willis” five o’clock shadow?
I’m not really being critical, he just needs to slow it down a tad so one can write down his new blog address.
May 14th, 2008 at 1:23 amThe houses don’t count as comparable sales for appraisal purposes. Not *exactly* because they are forced sales. One might argue that the bank isn’t really forced to sell, so it is a normal sale, but considering the load of unproductive assets on the books - that’s kind of silly. Not just silly, but it would be potentially destructive to the RE market.
Another potential argument would be trying to get the management of a given mortgagor declared incompetent in court. <– ROFL
May 14th, 2008 at 6:01 amMr. Mortgage didn’t take a single breathe for the entire video. Does he get paid by the word?
Very impressive.
May 14th, 2008 at 6:53 am