So the debt ceiling is all fixed? Too bad. What else will generate so much hyperbole from our politicians? There were stories of terrorism, global disaster, and economic meltdown. My favorite was this one from Nancy Pelosi who insisted the debt limit be raised massively, "We're trying to save life on this planet as we know it today." Rep. Michelle Bachmann worried that raising the debt limit at all would be "like saying we embrace being Greece." It was fun to watch. Rep. Maxine Waters said the final compromise bill "may be the single-worst piece of policy to ever come out of this institution." Maxine needs to brush up on her history, this comes nowhere close.
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August 2nd, 2011Rates Are Going Up! How Much?
July 25th, 2011Today’s video blog is about interest rates. I thought it would be interesting to do a video blog underneath my fan. That's what you see above me.
Stick People Say Rates Are Going Up.
June 20th, 2011Getting A Good Rate: Priceless. Rate Shopping Online: Useless!
June 14th, 2011Everyone wants to get the best deal reasonably possible when getting a mortgage. I say reasonable, because although some lending sources advertise what seem like unreal rates, most consumers are smart enough to discount what appears to be a free lunch. The reality is that even with hundreds of competitors, rates never vary by much more than 1/8% in rate. But hey, who does not want every 1/8% to be in their favor?! I do. So go for it. But here is the problem with shopping for that best 1/8% deal online: Read the rest of this entry »
Is My Loan Approved Yet?!
May 22nd, 2011I hear a lot of people who apply for a mortgage complain about the inability to get a simple, timely status on their loan application. Some people don't even get a weekly call. I think people should be able to know what is going on with their loan application whenever they want. So I created a way to do this that is easy for all. Read the rest of this entry »
Corn, Salt, Wheat and Mortgages?
May 12th, 2011Let's do a quick lesson that may take us back to our school days. I want to make sure everyone knows what a commodity is, and is not.
A commodity is a good for which there is Read the rest of this entry »
Big Banks Are Big Time Inefficient.
April 18th, 2011Big banks, boy, you have to love them for their arrogance. They have balls the size of trash cans. I am not sure I could pull off accepting federal bailouts, pointing the finger at others for a mess I helped to create, then giving out big bonuses to some employees, all combined with poor service. Am I sure they have poor service? Why yes I am! Read the rest of this entry »
Think Ahead…Or Get Marooned.
March 28th, 2011Have you ever not thought ahead, and then found yourself marooned? I found myself thinking of this as a friend of mine was complaining about a roof leak he had that was causing massive damage to his bedroom. Not only Read the rest of this entry »
Online Lenders, Be Wary Of Them.
March 13th, 2011I am not an online lender, I use online tools like my website quite a bit, but I am not an online lender. So do I have a vested interest in telling people local lenders are better? Yes. Are local lenders better? Yes! Read the rest of this entry »
The Federal Reserve Controls Mortgage Rates….And The World!
March 8th, 2011The Federal Reserve Controls Mortgage Rates? NO IT DOES NOT! There are many conspiracy theorists out there that think the Federal Reserve controls interest rates, and a lot of other things. As much as I dislike the Federal Reserve, for being arrogant enough to think Read the rest of this entry »







