22 May 2009
This Article Makes Me Feeling Queasy
A New York Times financial reporter describes how he got tied up in the foreclosure crisis.
I guess the article is a good description of the mania that gripped the nation,* but it makes me feel like a peeping Tom, so I let it percolate in my mind for a while.
It's informative, but it made me feel like I was intruding to read it.
*Well, not so much me, I bought a house in 2004 with a 30 year fixed rate mortgage and 20% down, at only about a 15% greater payment than the half a duplex I was renting, I had to move, and so I bought, even though I though houses were overpriced.
I guess the article is a good description of the mania that gripped the nation,* but it makes me feel like a peeping Tom, so I let it percolate in my mind for a while.
It's informative, but it made me feel like I was intruding to read it.
*Well, not so much me, I bought a house in 2004 with a 30 year fixed rate mortgage and 20% down, at only about a 15% greater payment than the half a duplex I was renting, I had to move, and so I bought, even though I though houses were overpriced.
Labels:
Finance
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Good Writing
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Housing Crash
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Journalism
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regulation
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