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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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0819 2010 How and when to apply the new FARJHO (Flexible And Reversible Joint Home Ownership) structure?
The following information is on how to apply the new economic concept of the separation of shelter value (use value) and the investment value (economic value) of a conventional ownership of a real estate property. For more details please visit … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Sharing, Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Housing, InvestorsAlly, PeoplesAlly, REIDeX, SwapRent
Tagged Affordable housing, CDO, Corporatize homes, Corporatizing homes, Credit default swaps, Credit Derivatives, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Home equities, Home equity securitization, Housing, housing affordability, Housing finance, Loose credit, Mortgage derivatives, Mortgage securitization, Real estate derivatives, SAM, Securitization, Securitizing home equity, SEM, shared appreciation, shared equity, Shared Ownership, Shared ownership mortgage, SwapRent, What FARJHO is not, What SwapRent is not
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08/18/2011 FARJHO – securitization of home equity vs. securitization of mortgages, SwapRent – real estate derivatives vs. mortgage derivatives
This is a short blog post to clarify the difference between the securitization of home equities (home equity securitization) and the securitization of mortgages (mortgage securitization) as well as the most commonly misunderstood term of real estate derivatives by the … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Sharing, Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Housing, InvestorsAlly, PeoplesAlly, SwapRent
Tagged Affordable housing, CDO, Credit default swaps, Credit Derivatives, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Home equities, Home equity securitization, Housing, housing affordability, Housing finance, Loose credit, Mortgage derivatives, Mortgage securitization, Real estate derivatives, SAM, Securitization, Securitizing home equity, SEM, shared appreciation, shared equity, SwapRent, What FARJHO is not, What SwapRent is not
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0704 2011 Confusion on Various Equity Sharing Schemes – Why FARJHO and SwapRent are more social innovations than simply financial innovations.
As I once commented before, if a person is new to the French language or the Greek language, he/she probably would not be able to tell the difference between a baby gibberish vs. a poetic recital as both are “new … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Sharing, Economic Viewpoints, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Housing, InvestorsAlly, PeoplesAlly
Tagged Capitalism., Communism, Equity Sharing, FARJHO, Financial innovation, SAM, SEM, shared appreciation mortgage, shared equity, shared equity mortgage, social innovation, Socialism, SwapRent
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