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I am currently losing my home to foreclosure despite my new financial freedom. This is because of a "Shared Loss Agreement" that my bank has in place with the FDIC. There are tens of thousands of homeowners going through unnecessary foreclosures because of this agreement.You can read more about this at http://homeownerrevolution.com. You can also read my story on the "Share your story" page of the blog.

I have decided to fight my foreclosure instead of lay down and accept it. I would like my DG family to join me in A Hundred Thousand Homeowners – Voices of Hope & Change.

I don't know if many of you are aware that I am still losing my home to foreclosure despite the financial success that I have accomplished over the past year.This is because my bank One West has entered into a "Shared Loss Agreement" with the FDIC and as a result refuses to help ANY homeowners save their home.

There are tens of thousands of homeowners that are facing unnecessary foreclosures and no one is listening.

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I just read this article and thought it would be of benefit to others, so here it is...

Getting a Mortgage in 2010: 10 Things to Know

If indeed our Nation is heading into a hyper-inflationary cycle what can us investors do? In other words what are some of the strategies we can implement under inflationary conditions?

New York, October 27, 2009 – Data through August 2009, released today by Standard & Poor’s for its S&P/Case-Shiller1 Home Price Indices, the leading measure of U.S. home prices, show that the annual rate of decline of the 10-City and 20-City Composites improved compared to last month’s reading. This marks approximately seven months of improved readings in these statistics, beginning in early 2009.

More info: http://www2.standardandpoors.com/spf/pdf/index/CSHomePrice_Release_10270...

DGers - Let's be In Front of the WAVE !!!

All the Best to each of You!

Mark

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George

I heard on the radio this morning that property values in Phoenix area are expected to go down over 20% in the next nine months. They also mentioned that Florida and California would have significant value deductions in that time period. There were some other areas mentioned that would decrease, many would remain flat and some would increase. I am curious where this information came from. Does anyone know?

Al

Being a trader, I am constantly watching CNBC at work. And today, the Down Jones Industrial Average broke 10,000 for the first time in a year! Maybe the end of the recession really is in sight!

Dean thinks that the Real Estate Market will still stay down for a while though, so NOW is the time to get started people! If you haven't read all the way through the book or haven't taken any action steps. What are you waiting on?! Once it goes back up, it isn't too late, BUT ITS HARDER. You might regret not starting when you had the chance!

Hey DGers,
It's a rather long story but an interesting one from today's New York Times. More important information for us to be aware of in terms of what's happening out there with mortgages.

Best to all,
Nancy

U.S. Mortgage Backer May Need Bailout
by David Streitfeld and Louise Story
Friday, October 9, 2009
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A year after Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac teetered, industry executives and Washington policy makers are worrying that another government mortgage giant could be the next housing domino.