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Knowledge Makes the Difference

Blog by Thomas Clark
Sausalito, California

A Real Estate data expert and 2007 Software Architect of the year viewpoint gained from 25 years of data modeling for real estate investors.

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Knowledge Makes the Difference

Distressed Portfolio Transactions? Be Patient…..

Oct. 14, 2009
Another week went by, we prepared valuation models for three distressed single family portfolios we bid on and were rejected by the seller for being to low. In today’s market we need to submit... [Read More]

The End of the Moratorium on Foreclosures

May. 25, 2009
The end of the unofficial moratorium on foreclosures, combined with rising unemployment, signals that the REO housing market is only just beginning.

Lessons from a REO Portfolio Transaction

Apr. 23, 2009
Lessons Learned from a REO Housing Portfolio Transaction

The Housing Investment Rush of 2009/10?

Mar. 30, 2009
Indications are small local investors recognizing opportunity are buying properties, installing renters, setting the stage for a housing recovery.

Private Investment Stimulates the REO Market

Mar. 26, 2009
Private investment efficiently bringing REO housing to market is showing early signs of stimulating housing sales around the country. Good news in this decidedly downtrodden economy

When Greed Overrides Fundamentals

Mar. 2, 2009
Rising real estate prices extended the value of collateral, encouraging growth, and slowly banks increased their holdings of real estate backed loans. This increase in the price of real estate resulted in an excess in the supply of credit for real estate

Banks Gamble on Real Estate and We Lost

Feb. 27, 2009
Real estate markets are in flux. The key question looking over the wreckage in the capital markets is whether real estate risk should have ever been defined, and transacted as it has been done in the public securities markets?

Real Estate Booms and Banking Busts

Feb. 26, 2009
Real estate busts have happened throughout our countries history and are in fact, PREDICTABLE. History demonstrates real estate booms have often ended in banking busts. When banks over capitalized real estate; markets become overly optimistic.