@ProfitsTaken@pulte Disagree and think this change would provide some much needed liquidity to the housing market. It would enable the boomers who have re-fi’d or pulled out equity over the years, now trapped in their 3-5 br homes to downsize+enable the former 1st time home buyer to finally upgrade
@mortgagetruth Why are you assuming Fannie and Freddie wouldn’t make this change retroactively? This impact would be incredibly insignificant and not headline worthy if the change isn’t retroactive
@PardonMyTake@Fsmoot21SeanT@KirkCousins8 Who edits the YouTube videos @Philly_Mays@PardonMyMeme? When Dan or PFT are talking can you just have the camera on zoomed out covering both of them? Constantly jumping back and forth between a zoom in on them is hard to watch
@Josh44282819@PETERMINIHAN PRTC owned 61.5% of Seaport prior to series B which raised $225m. Contributed $14.4m of the $225m and reduced ownership to 36.7%. Doesn’t this put the valuation of Seaport at ~$850m and their 36.7% value at ~$311m?
@laurenlself@realEstateTrent Making mortgages portable would be a better solution. If someone owes say $500k at 2.75% on their current home why not allow that borrower to keep those terms for a new presumably more valuable house and potentially extend them additional credit? Who loses here?
@WSJ@SeatGeek This puff piece is false. Cannot swap my tickets. SeatGeek customer service is terrible. Have been promised call backs after holding for multiple hours 3 times trying to fix a ticket error for my brother’s bachelor party. Still unresolved 6 weeks later. Event is 2 weeks out.
@giuseppe_fonte@gpiov_@Reuters Raises doubts? How can Fiat tell the Italian government the need a $6bln loan to weather the crisis while they maintain they are going to distribute $6bln to their shareholders within the next year?