The Great Housing Bubble Media Center - Oct 9th, 2008
Here you will find links to the author’s media appearances, a sample book review, sample media blubs, and all press releases related to The Great Housing Bubble.
Media Appearances
The author of The Great Housing Bubble, Lawrence Roberts, is committed to educating the public on the issues related to housing, and in particular, those responsible for inflating the housing bubble. He is available to bloggers, reporters, radio and TV hosts and anyone else in the media writing stories related to housing. He can be contacted at:
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(949) 599-1250 Weekdays 7:00 AM - 4:30 PM Pacific Time.
Housing
Bubble Book Exposes Cultural Pathology: Appreciation Is Income, Credit Is
Saving, Debt is Wealth
In the new book,
The Great Housing Bubble, Lawrence Roberts exposes the deep cultural pathologies
spawned by the housing bubble: appreciation is income, credit is saving, and debt
is wealth. These beliefs contributed to the unsustainable Ponzi Scheme that
inflated home prices.
New
Book, The Great Housing Bubble, Calculates Real Estate Fundamental Value and
Investment Premium
The Great
Housing Bubble, authored by real estate insider and housing bubble Cassandra,
Lawrence Roberts, calculates the fundamental value of residential real estate
and the investment premium and illustrates the difference between investors and
speculators.
New
Book Discusses Foreclosure, Short-Sale, Lender Recourse, and Tax Implications
to Sell a Home in Declining Market
Lawrence
Roberts, considered the Housing Bubble Cassandra, in his new book, The Great
Housing Bubble, details the implications of a foreclosure or a short-sale and
the implications for taxation and lender recourse. Sellers who owe more than
their house is worth face a myriad of issues.
In
New Book, The Great Housing Bubble, Lawrence Roberts Offers Buyers Advice On
Real Estate Negotiation During A Price Decline.
According to
Lawrence Roberts, the Housing Bubble Cassandra, the dynamics of real estate
negotiation has completely changed over the last two years. In his book, The
Great Housing Bubble, he provides specific recommendations to buyers for taking
advantage of their new power.
