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0603 2012 New non-debt financing alternatives for home owners and small businesses as stimulus to create economic activities at grassroots level
I was recently invited to submit a paper of my economic innovation research work by a government agency again. Here below are the gists of what I would like to present. It is a summary of only what FARJHO and … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Sharing, Crowdfunders Choice, Crowdfunding, Currencies, Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Federal Government, Housing, InvestorsAlly, Mortgage, PeoplesAlly, REIDeX, SwapRent, TARELV
Tagged Alternative financing, Crowdfunding, Economic innovation, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Housing finance, Non-debt based financing, Paul Krugman, SwapRent, TARELV
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0402 2012 The distinguishing features of FARJHO as a new business method to implement the equity sharing concept are three-fold
This text appears on the 1st page of InvestorsAlly’s FARJHO marketing flyer. https://www.box.com/s/1f2e57e6f0ac5b6738f0 Do you have trouble in obtaining a conventional mortgage to buy a home or any trouble in selling your existing home when potential buyers could not qualify … Continue reading
0303 2012 What is the difference between the cash flow sharing SwapRent solution and a Shared Appreciation Mortgage? – SwapRent is similar to a separate flexible employment contract substitute to hold on to the house
When I said before SwapRent was a bit ahead of its time since its birth in 2006, I meant that most people were unfamiliar with what economic value it could bring. After the financial crisis, most economic policy makers were … Continue reading
0301 2012 Crowdfunding – Capitalism for the 99%
We have recently started a new venture as an idea spin-off from our past venture http://www.reidex.com at REIDeX, Inc. and the current http://www.farjho.com at InvestorsAlly, Inc. The way both reidex.com and farjho.com have been trying to deliver the economic benefits … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Sharing, Crowdfunders Choice, Crowdfunding, Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, InvestorsAlly, REIDeX, SwapRent
Tagged 99%, Capitalism., CFC, Corporatizing homes, Crowdfunders Choice, Crowdfunding, Crowdfunding for real estate, FARJHO, Peer-to-peer, SwapRent
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0201 2012 Let’s give the Fed a third mandate – Avoiding income/wealth distribution inequality
A kid came home with his report card. It shows 4 F’s and 1 D. So his father in his stern face asked him “What happened?” The kid with tearful eyes fearfully murmured, “I know where I did wrong Dad, … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Viewpoints, Federal Government, Uncategorized
Tagged Bailing out cronies, Ben Bernanke, Fed's mandates, Federal Reserve, Fighting inflation, Income/wealth distribution inequality, Job creation, Lowering unemployment, Maintaining price stability, Stimulating economy
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0114 2012 Will a new US President make any difference in helping create a housing recovery and revitalize our economy?
Here below is an excerpt of my upcoming FARJHO article to be published in March. Governments who set up policies using those ill-advised primitive methods (e.g. the original HOPE for Homeowners proposal in 2008) have only destroyed people’s confidence in … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Sharing, Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Federal Government, Housing, InvestorsAlly, Mortgage, PeoplesAlly, SwapRent
Tagged Affordable housing, economic stimulus, Equity sharing methods, FARJHO, H4H, Home equity, Hope for Homeowners, Housing recovery, Presidential candidates 2012, shared appreciation, shared equity, Shared Ownership, SwapRent
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1203 2011 The new innovative economic stimulus application using equity sharing methods, not debt and not tax credit, to prop up the housing market
Further to my 1126 2011 blog post and many other earlier posts on this issue, taking expedient economic stimulus measures to prop up the national economy as a concept is a bi-partisan issue and supported by all kinds of economists, … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Federal Government, Housing, InvestorsAlly, Mortgage, Occupy Wall Street, PeoplesAlly, SwapRent
Tagged Affordable housing, David Walker, economic stimulus, Equity sharing methods, FARJHO, Home equity, housing affordability, Pete Peterson, Presidential candidates, Propping up property market, shared equity, Shared Ownership, SwapRent, Tax credit
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1126 2011 We need to blow up a home equity bubble using equity sharing methods, not debt, like how Silicon Valley blew up tech company stock market bubbles
Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve team please step aside, Silicon Valley please step up. We need to create some equity bubbles, not debt bubbles, to reflate our national economy in order to save our economic future. In particular, the … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Sharing, Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Federal Government, Housing, InvestorsAlly, Mortgage, PeoplesAlly, SwapRent
Tagged Affordable housing, economic stimulus, Equity sharing methods, FARJHO, Federal Reserve, Home equity bubble, housing affordability, HUD, shared equity, Shared Ownership, Silicon Valley, SwapRent, Tech company stock market bubbles
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1125 2011 A Thanksgiving holiday message to OWS folks – make yourselves rich by occupying jobs created by FARJHO and SwapRent on Main Street
Once I went to a seafood restaurant in the village while I was vacationing in the South Pacific island resort. I saw many buckets of live crabs laying around the floor. All of them had a lid on but one. … Continue reading
Posted in Credit Union Industry, Economic Viewpoints, FARJHO, Federal Government, Housing, InvestorsAlly, Mortgage, Occupy Wall Street, PeoplesAlly, SwapRent
Tagged FARJHO, Housing finance business, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, PeoplesAlly Foundation, Socialist crabs, SwapRent, Zuccotti Park
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1120 2011 Discussions and feedback from the OWS folks in early October
Over a month ago out of curiosity, I had my first encounter with the Occupy Wall Street folks on-line. Although the majority of them seemed to be quite hostile to anyone who do not share their extreme left-wing oriented views, … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Viewpoints, FARJHO, Federal Government, Housing, Mortgage, Occupy Wall Street, PeoplesAlly, SwapRent
Tagged Amped, Fannie, Federal Reserve, FHFA, Freddie, GSE, Housing finance, Libertarian, Mises, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, OWS 2.0, Zuccotti Park
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