Of course we’re into football season. (“Hey Eli, knock knock.” “Who’s there?” “Owen.” “Owen who?” “Owen two!”) We are also entering the season of fewer […]
I am really surprised at how many mortgage vets seem to have forgotten what a business cycle is (almost like how I was surprised in […]
Friday I had a blurb in the commentary about using income generated from growing marijuana in underwriting a loan. I received this note: “Regarding income […]
Times flies when you’re having fun. It was 5-years ago (9/14/08) that the US government declined to rescue 158-yr. old Lehman Brothers. It filed for […]
After 36 years of space travel and months of heated debate among scientists, NASA confirmed Thursday that Voyager 1 has indeed left our solar system […]
Today I head to Austin, TX, which is pretty cosmopolitan. (Some would say “weird.”) If you don’t think the world (or at least the U.S.) […]
Despite common opinion, the bottom of a bottle of Heinz Ketchup isn’t actually the best place to thump it. If you apply force to the […]
Okay, I received a lot of great comments about the maps website I posted last week (http://twistedsifter.com/2013/08/maps-that-will-help-you-make-sense-of-the-world/). Here is another one equally as interesting, especially […]
We’re all watching the residential lending industry change, although in Saturday’s commentary I noted several bank mergers from recent weeks. Whether it is banks, or […]
“Rob, I have an anecdote for your column. I was in London recently and the Sunday Times Magazine had an advertisement for a mortgage lender […]
