Housing
Foreclosures are up, house prices are down and peace of mind is gone.
There is a sense of safety and security in having a place to call home. It’s one of our fundamental needs. Government interference in America’s once stable housing market has undermined Americans by laws and policies that reward the power elite and their cronies. Our neighborhoods are devastated by foreclosures, equity has vaporized and peace of mind has been stolen. If we do not put an end to this business-as-usual politics we will not survive individually or as a nation. This section will expose the political meddling that has devastated the housing market and will outline the path to recovery.
Key Talking Points
- ⋅ We all have a fundamental need for a safe and secure place to call home
- ⋅ Through government interference, America’s once stable housing market has been undermined by laws and policies that reward the favored friends of some elected officials
- ⋅ Neighborhoods are devastated by foreclosures, equity has vaporized and our peace of mind has been stolen
- ⋅ If American voters do not put an end to this business-as-usual politics we will not survive individually or as a nation
- ⋅ This section will expose the political meddling that has devastated the housing market and outline our path to recovery
Recent Articles on Housing
6.28.2012 | Rock Bottom
The reports are in, and home prices continued to slide lower in 2011. While the dollar amounts vary based on your location, as of September 2011 median home prices have fallen in San Diego to $249,000 from their peak of $484,000 in early 2007.[1] That’s a total drop of 48.5% or $235,000 per home. Most [...]
4.25.2012 | Government, Quit HARPing on Housing
What if you had cancer and your Doctor’s treatment was to give you more cancer? Would you go along with this or get the heck out of there? I know what I’d do. So why is the Government trying to fix the housing market with the same loose lending practices that got us into trouble [...]
3.26.2012 | Give Them a Mortgage or Else…
There’s a knock at your front door, and when you open it you see a complete stranger standing there. You inquire as to what he wants, and he promptly tells you that he would like you to loan him $100,000 to buy the house that is up for sale next door to yours. Once you [...]
1.29.2012 | Playing With House Money And Losing
“Congratulations you’ve just won a boom box!!!” screamed the headline. At the time it was an awesome prize that seemed too good to be true. All I had to do was fill out the form, send it in and wait eight weeks for my prize to arrive. I was excited thinking about all the songs [...]
