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Real estate, foreclosures, mortgages, and other things that go bump in the night


Real estate, foreclosures, mortgages, and other things that go bump in the night

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A terrific group of personal finance bloggers got together to write about the current real estate and mortgage crisis. The result was a collection of great articles that I’ve linked to below. And if you were ever curious where the phrase–things that go bump in the night–came from, make sure you read to the end of the post.

My Thoughts On This Whole Mortgage Crisis And Why I Don’t Feel That Bad @ My Two Dollars

Why renting is right for us right now @ Mrs. Micah

Why We Have an Adjustable Rate Mortgage @ My Dollar Plan

Debt-To-Income Ratio and Why It Matters @ Moolanomy

Catch a Falling Knife - Buying the Housing Slump @ Millionaire Money Habits

Can we afford the Payments @ PaidTwice

Pay off Credits Cards with a HELOC @ Debt Free Revolution

So You Want to Buy a Fixer Upper @ Remodeling This Life

Frugal Hacks For Your Home @ Being Frugal

American Subprime Crisis—Should We Care @ Plonkee Money

Mortgage escrow accounts Explained @ Cash Money Life

Don’t Use Your House to Pay for Your Life @ Rocket Finance

Why the Sub-Prime Crises has not Affected Canada Yet @ Four Pillars

That Damned Rent vs. Buy Question @ Blueprint for Financial Prosperity

Predatory Mortgage Lending and the Subprime Market @ Chance Favors

After Foreclosure Guide to Housing: It Ain’t Easy @ DebtKid

Homeowners—Avoid Foreclosure by Thinking Like Investors @ TwoWiseAcres

“Things that go bump in the night” came from a Scottish prayer:

From ghoulies and ghosties
And long-leggedy beasties
And things that go bump in the night,
Good Lord, deliver us!

And I’d say that’s a good prayer for the real estate market right now.

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    6 Comments, Comment or Ping

    1. rocketc

      Thanks for the link! I always wondered where that phrase came from. I like how you can use the phrase after almost everything.

      Feb 3rd, 2008

    2. Debt Free Revolution

      Thanks for the link, and I agree with RocketC that is interesting where that phrase comes from :)

      Feb 3rd, 2008

    3. FourPillars

      Thanks for the link.

      Mike

      Feb 3rd, 2008

    4. Patrick

      Thanks for the mention! :)

      Feb 3rd, 2008

    5. Lynnae @ Being Frugal.net

      Thanks for the link!

      Feb 3rd, 2008

    6. Scottish

      Awesome Link! Thanks a lot.

      Feb 15th, 2008

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