Thursday, Jul 15, 2010
After Subprime - still a big mess
Bloomberg: U.S. Home Seizures Rise 38% to Record as Banks Process Backlog
"A record 269,962 U.S. homes were seized from delinquent owners in the second quarter as lenders set a pace to claim more than 1 million properties by the end of 2010, according to RealtyTrac Inc". " “Foreclosures haven’t peaked yet,” Nicolas Retsinas, director of Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies in Cambridge, Massachusetts, said in a telephone interview. Unemployment suggests that bank repossessions may climb for another six to nine months, he said".
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1. Joseph said...
we don't have a fiat money system, we have a credit money system
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