Tyler Freed’s Easy Exit Listing Agreement for Sellers

EASY EXIT LISTING AGREEMENT What’s your biggest fear when you list your home with a real estate agent? It’s simple. You worry about being locked into a lengthy listing agreement with a less than competent real estate agent, costing your home valuable time and exposure on the market. Well, worry no more. Tyler takes the… Read More

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Anecdotes on reckless lending at WaMu from the Seattle Times

The Seattle Times has a must-read piece on Washington Mutual today which reveals a lot of the fine detail on how the company was run and what led to its demise (hat tip calculated Risk). As with many of the other busted financial giants like Northern Rock and Lehman Brothers, indications that something was amiss were apparent long before their ultimate demise. However, in an environment of easy money and lax regulatory standards those signs were overlooked as share prices kept rising. Here

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Weekly Twitter Digest (Link Roundup) for 2009-10-10

via Mish:”We are at greater risk of a total meltdown due to a deflationary collapse than we were in 2007.” http://is.gd/3XFvc # Wow, nearly 1 in 5 downtown Seattle offices are sitting empty right now, and vacancy “hasn’t peaked.” http://is.gd/3YwWH # Time to eliminate gov. subsidies that have turned homeownership into “an economic ball and chain.” http://is.gd/3Yyaf # via the Seattle Times: Frontier Financial’s acquisition called off http://is.gd/3YSBz # Difficult choice

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