Comments on: If You Think Mortgage Rates are Low Now, Wait Until You Read This

By: Daily Mortgage Rates News – Commercial Real Estate Collapse Continues

Daily Mortgage Rates News – Commercial Real Estate Collapse Continues — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 22:22:13 +0000

[...] reported on Subprime Blogger way back in December, the commercial real estate collapse is inevitable. Corporations are not willing to pay the high cost of rent when many of their [...]

By: Subprime Blogger / Daily Mortgage Rates News - Commercial Real Estate Collapse Continues

Sun, 31 May 2009 15:44:16 +0000

[...] reported on Subprime Blogger way back in December, the commercial real estate collapse is inevitable. Corporations are not willing to pay the high cost of rent when many of their [...]

By: Subprime Blogger / Commercial Real Estate Collapse Inevitable

Subprime Blogger / Commercial Real Estate Collapse Inevitable — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:52:02 +0000

[...] day after Christmas last year, I wrote the article “If You Think Mortgage Rates Are Low Now; Wait Until You Read This.“ The main point of the article was to illustrate the coming commerical real estate collapse [...]

By: renee

renee — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:32:12 +0000

Job loss is definately the problem. Bill Gates laid off employees, after they were forced to train their replacements, so their jobs could jobs could be moved to India and S. Africa, I believe. No wonder he’s still the richest man in America, just above Warren Buffet. These men, and all the other capitalists, (CEO’s, mutual fund managers, etc.) got wealthy at the expense of us American consumers and investors, yet they no longer want to pay us to manufacture their products or facilitate the support for them. Their wealth now comes from American consumer prices, but foreign wages. It’s no wonder foreign countries don’t buy more from us. We cost too much, our wages are too high. Each country either has to manufacture and buy their own products and services, or this is bound to continue. Anything another country can produce, we can also, and vice versa. There are few countries that can afford our products. Third world countries most certainly cannot. We souldn’t even expect China or India to buy from us, but then we shouldn’t buy from them either. Any of us that whines about prices here should take a look at how often you’ve asked for a raise. It’s all relative. You want a raise, your employer has to raise prices, and it goes on and on. One of our former Presidents suggested we put a freeze on all wages and prices, and no one wanted that. That would have been a wonderful idea. We probably wouldn’t be in this mess now. The suggestion about losing the credit cards was great. If you can’t afford what you’re buying, wait until you have the money, or you’ll never get out of that hole. Everything bought with credit costs several times more; that’s ridiculous!!! Pull your heads out of sand and think a little. This didn’t have to happen. Obama wants us to tell him our suggestions, write to him at this government website. Telling us here might get us some satisfaction, but they want to hear from us.

By: Gaey Schneider

Gaey Schneider — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 00:47:47 +0000

In the words of “Humprey Bogart” I like living below my means”
Also, get rid of those damn “Credit Cards”
GARY

By: Church of Cowherd » Retail Bailout? More Retailers File Bankruptcy

Church of Cowherd » Retail Bailout? More Retailers File Bankruptcy — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 02:22:34 +0000

[...] December, Suprime Blogger wrote about the Commercial Real Estate Collapse and its possible effects on mortgage interest rates. Since then, almost every since retailer has [...]

By: Subprime Blogger » Refinance Today? Is It Right For You?

Subprime Blogger » Refinance Today? Is It Right For You? — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 06:02:30 +0000

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By: Julius Bannerman

Julius Bannerman — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 03:50:56 +0000

I believe this ecomomic down sparrow we have at hand has been cause my many things, including energy we buy from foreign nations. I believe we should build more nuclear power plants right here in america. France has prove they are very safe, plus the removal of the waste. The good, clean energy we can use for the good of the country. Go to my website for more at: http://www.ne-gear-west.webs.com

By: estone

estone — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 04:02:10 +0000

I agree with Dave C in the statement he made: “JOB LOSS TO THIRDWORLD COUNTRIES so the corporations can get around, legislation to protect workers and legislation to protect the environment and completely ignoring the will of the American people and bypassing all of our laws by off shoring production.”

This is a crime, sending all our telemarketing jobs to India, and we cannot even understand there English which the hack at your ear on the phone. I am just screaming in my head about all the job loss to other countries, because the Corporations are escaping, Unions proper honest days wages for a person to produce a product. This is Evil, Corporate America is selling out on Corporate America.
If the Payroll is moved out of the United States what is it doing??? its like letting the air out of a balloon and watching it fly all over the room. They are empting our economy

By: Yishai Kagan

Yishai Kagan — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 02:58:03 +0000

Low interest rates are great for refinancing, which is great for us and no use to the economy.

People will start buying houses only when the down payments are low.

The government today insists on high down payments, especially for investment houses (about 1/3 of Americans rent; somebody else is buying the houses they live in, and those guys are not “flippers”.)

House prices will continue to drop even if interest rates are 0% because people are unable to afford the higher down payments.