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FHA has become the new toxic lender of first resort – 4 out of 10 loans made in expensive Southern California are FHA backed. FHA now backing apartments in Manhattan with a price tag of $820,000 to $3 million with a 3.5 percent down payment.


3 housing stories that’ll surprise you – FHA only starting to tighten loans standards (for real this time, maybe), deed-in-lieu of foreclosures growing, and fining banks for neglected properties. BofA FHA insured delinquent loans increase nearly 200 percent in one year.


FHA insured loans filling mortgage void left from toxic mortgage lenders. Serious delinquent loans at 9 percent while FHA insured loans pass Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in Q1. FHA a loan for non-savers.


The Coming FHA Bailout – $360 Billion in loans insured in 2009. 30 percent of home purchases 20 percent of Refinances and 50 percent of new buyers go through FHA Loans.


Real Homes of Genius: Today we Salute Burbank Housing. A $905,000 Foreclosure that Lasted 18 Months. Now Listed for $699,000.


Nothing Down Flamed the California Real Estate Bonfire: 40 Percent of First Time Buyers in 2006 and 2007 went with Zero Down in California. 4 out of 10 Purchases in California now Backed by Almost Nothing Down FHA Insured Loans.


A Tale of Two California Housing Markets: The Financial Gambling Psychology and Exploring the Distress Housing Market. 10 Charts Examining the Volatile California Housing Market.


Real Home of Genius: Irvine California and the Home Equity Withdrawal Machine. FHA Approaching the Zero Bound.


Real Homes of Genius: An Economic Investigation of La Mirada. Median Sale Price, Incomes, Trends, Shadow Inventory, and the case for no Price Bounce. Mortgage Equity Withdrawal Home Value from $157,000 to $570,000.


FHA Loans the Choice of Housing Comrades. How Government Backed Loans are creating Another Problem for the Housing Market.


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