There’s a multi-factorial equation brewing out there that is going to impact real estate investors.

BusinessWeek recently ran an interesting article on Option ARM mortgages (also known as pick-a-payment, negative amortization mortgages, NegAms, deferred interest mortgages, and various other aliases).

It’s hard to argue with the success that Robert T. Kiyoski has had with his Rich Dad series. Head over to Amazon.com and you’ll see almost fifty items on offer; Rich Dad in English, Rich Dad in Spanish, Rich Dad for women and kids. Even Rich Dad in Chinese. My personal favorite is the DVD Rich Dad’s 60 Minutes to Getting Rich. Ok, it’s a bit pricy at $79.99…but that’s a small price to pay for a DVD that will make you rich in 60 minutes, right?
Yesterday Massachusetts became the first state to take an aggressive move in blocking foreclosures when Governor Deval Patrick announced measures to protect homeowners facing foreclosure.

The baton passes to EquityScout.com for this week’s Carnival of Real Estate Investing.
The New York Times ran an interesting piece today on the subprime mortgage rollercoaster.
I wrote recently about how I was annoyed at USAA’s excessive fees for pre-approving a mortgage (fifty buck fee to fax me, their member of seventeen years, a mortgage pre-approval.)
Well I decided to give ‘em another chance.
The media scares me. We all rely on journalists to make a big world small and help us digest current events, but whenever I see an article on something that is within my area of expertise – like energy policy or real estate – I’m often appalled at how badly some publications mangle the facts and principles in order to spin an entertaining story.
The worst offender among the popular press, hands down, is USA Today.
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