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From the first 14:24 video:
Sacramento Housing Market Update! Spring 2023
Sam Golovey – Sacramento Real Estate
Premiered Mar 7, 2023 SACRAMENTO
Sacramento Real Estate Market Update – March 2023
The second 3:37 video:
Where to Profit in Miami Real Estate during a Recession!
Bryan Gorrita
Mar 7, 2023
Thinking about buying or selling a home in Miami (or anywhere in Greater Miami-Dade County)? This video is all about uncovering the HIDDEN Miami real estate opportunity.
The third 23 minute video:
Austin Weekly Market Report – Home Values Predicted to Decline Through 2024
Live Your Life in Austin Texas
Streamed live 11 hours ago
In today’s livestream I’m going to review the latest data for Austin’s Housing Market this past week. With Goldman Sachs predicting falling home values through 2024, does Austin stand a chance in swinging back to the booming town it once was just a year ago?
The fourth 20 minute video:
Lack Of Inventory Causing Chaos In Brampton, Mississauga & Durham Real Estate – Mar 1
Team Sessa Real Estate
Mar 8, 2023
Brampton, Mississauga, Ajax, Whitby, Pickering Real Estate Market Report for the week of Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2023.
This Texas channel is informative, and if you are interested in Hays and Williamson Counties, check out starting at 18 minutes.
loanDepot reports another big loss in Q4 as board fight looms
HousingWire|6 hours ago
Depot recorded a $610 million net loss in 2022. And the lender’s founder Anthony Hsieh is battling with the board over its future. loanDepot recorded a $610 million net loss in 2022. And the lender’s founder Anthony Hsieh is battling with the board over its future.
Nearly 350 Bay Area employees laid off by Johnson & Johnson subsidiaries
SFGate on MSN.com|8 hours ago
More than 340 Bay Area employees are being laid off from subsidiaries of Johnson & Johnson, the San Francisco Business Times reported. The largest job cuts — 292 positions — come from surgical robotics company Auris Health,
US Mortgage Rates Increase for a Fourth-Straight Week
YAHOO!Finance|23 hours ago
US mortgage rates increased for a fourth week to the highest level since mid-November, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Finance of America Mortgage to close Roseville office, laying off 48
The Business Journals|14 hours ago
Finance of America is exiting the traditional mortgage business to concentrate on reverse mortgages, home equity loans and other lending.
Dallas, Chicago-area lenders merge while facing a ‘paralyzed’ mortgage market
Dallas Morning News|23 hours ago
Dallas-based Town Square Mortgage has merged with a Chicago-area firm to better position both companies to weather the storm as the rapid rise in
‘I was flabbergasted’: Canceled job offers, once rare, are on the rise
Seattle Times|22 hours ago
As companies lay off workers by the thousands, some firms are also revoking job offers, sometimes just days before the start date.
Embattled Billionaire Hui Ka Yan Can’t Reach A Deal With Evergrande’s International Creditors
Forbes|6 hours ago
Hui Ka Yan has made repeated pledges to pay down China Evergrande Group’s more than $300 billion in total liabilities, but the embattled tycoon is still nowhere close to reaching a deal with international creditors.
loanDepot
Gotta love all the cockamamie names they came up with for mortgage companies during the bubble.
And here I thought that Ukrainians were affected by bombing and lost of infrastructure in the war. But no, it’s climate change that is affecting them the most.
How long until the globalists insist a global climate lockdown is imperative and not up for discussion? Is it a coincidence that GM just announced they are going to reduce headcount by over 50%? I guess if you aren’t allowed to travel then you don’t need a car, right?
Of course China, India and others will continue business as usual. And the people who matter won’t be locked down, because they are busy saving the world, from ritzy and nearly empty vacation spots and dining on the finest food, or so I am told.