Baltimore Real Estate Investing Blog

I recently wrote about the SAFE Mortgage Licensing Act.  Here is some of the actual wording from the proposed regulations regarding the SAFE Act.
As noted earlier, the SAFE Act encourages CSBS and AARMR to establish and maintain the NMLSR, and  these organizations have development of the NMLSR under way.   In addition to developing the [...]

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Fiscalis
This is a funny video about fiscal stimulus. A close friend did the voice over on this one.

Keep laughing,
Ned

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I just read a Google alert that mentioned the death of the writer of this blog,  Ned Carey
Death Notice Of Ned CAREY
Reposing at his residence today, Tuesday, from 4pm to 8pm. Requiem Mass tomorrow, Wednesday, at 2.30pm in Mitchelstown Parish Church.
Fortunately as Mark Twain once said “The reports of my death are greatly [...]

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Watch how calmly this guy negotiates a 1.5 million dollar home. Boy is he smooth.

Keep laughing,
Ned

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I like this guy already. What great marketing! Do you think he gets noticed and remembered?
Brilliant marketing, however he only did half the job.
I love this, but he could have done even better. While I might remember the image,  I am not likely to remember the name and certainly not the number. A quick search [...]

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Here is a fun video by Aaron Wilburn. Nothing about real estate here but is is about money a great fun. Enjoy.

Keep Laughing,
Ned

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Quote of the Day:
“This is way worse than a divorce  .  .  .  I’ve lost half my net worth and I still have my wife.”
Keep laughing,
Ned

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A serious post with a funny video
Stagflation is a term from the 70s.  It is when we have inflation (higher prices) but do not have economic growth (higher wages). This is one of the worst possible economic scenarios. We could be headed that way now. 
Without the higher wages of economic growth we can’t pay the [...]

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Here is PowerPoint explaining the sub-prime mortgage problems and how they came about. It is quite funny but contains language that some may find objectionable.
The Subprime Primer
Again, I caution about the language. Imagine the type of language you might use if your house was foreclosed upon. I found this on Cass Tyson’s blog MarylandRealEstatePage
Ned

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I was speaking with attorney Jim Goodrich from the firm of Saul Ewing today and he had a great line. “Attorneys do not see the glass as half empty or as half full. We see thousands of shards of glass anxious to get free.”
Who says attorneys don’t have a sense of humor.
Keep laughing,
Ned

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