Looking for New Fields of Real Estate?

The American market for real estate seems to be down for some time to come. The Western European market, particularly the Spanish market doesn't seem to be doing too much better. Perhaps you can try your luck at East European Real estate . Things have changed a lot now over 17 years since the fall of the Soviet bloc. Real estate in Eastern Europe may be a lot more inviting than you think.

Be careful to get your time and currency units straight when you go into the Eastern European property market. A two story home on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast may sound ideal for Euro 200,000. Remember that at current exchange rates, that is equal to almost $300,000. It's in a new complex, and is a duplex on two floors, with a total surface area of 168 sq meters, with three bedrooms and a living room. Recall at 100 square metters is about 950 square feet, so 168 square meters is pretty big. This is in the town of Dobric, Bulgaria.

In Kiev, in the Ukraine, you can buy a truly huge apartment for only Euro 557,000, or figure that must be for about $750,000. It too is a large flat, at 177 square meters. This charming flat is in a downtown building on Reytarska Street, and can also be used as an office. This could be some wild speculation, unless you are planning to move there.

Mugabe against the British Real Estate Grab

Why doesn't the whores of the media tell the truth? The attempt to oust Mugabe of Zimbabwe in an "election" is nothing but a giant real estate grab. Here read this slug from larouchepac:

Mugabe Tells 15,000 Cheering Supporters: 'Down With the British'
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April 18, 2008 (LPAC)--Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe blistered the British at an Independence Day rally attended by 15,000 in Gwanzura Stadium, Harare today. Some excerpts follow.

"Today, we hear the British saying there's no democracy here.... We, and not the British, established democracy on the basis of one man, one vote.... We brought it through the gun.... Beware. Be vigilant in the face of the vicious machinations of Britain and its allies. Yesterday they ruled by brute force. Today they have perfected their tactics to a more subtle form by using money literally to buy some people to turn against their government. We are being bought like livestock.... What a shame that you are accepting to be bought so cheaply when we have a painful colonial history which should teach us otherwise.... Freedom did not come on a silver plate. Zimbabwe was once usurped by imperialists who seized it like robbers, but we got it back and we are proud to be Zimbabweans, not Rhodesians; Africans, not British. We were incarcerated and died for this country during the liberation struggle.... We should not let our children down by dropping our guard against imperialism, British imperialism, which is surreptitiously and clandestinely weaving its way through our society, trying to divide us." The opposition wants Zimbabwe to "go back to white people, to the British." [In the 2002 election, the opposition MDC explicitly allied itself with the European -- mainly British -- commercial farmers.] "Zimbabwe will never be a colony again. Never shall we retreat.... Down with the British. Down with the thieves who want to steal our country...."

Perhaps the reason they cannot get their Orange revolution apparatus in the street is that the British whores faked large parts of the election.

Is it about Sex, is it about Jesus Christ?

I am looking at this blog, A Tic In The Mind's Eye and I am a bit bewildered. First of all, I can't see his sexy Obama girl video, because that is on a new computer program that I don't have the software for. Isn't that weird?

There is a lot of spiritual stuff on this blog. As for the quote from the Dalai Lama, I am really not down with that, and then later it turned into a Groucho Marx quote. All this stuff about prayer and meditation, often it seems to be an entry point for a British agent operation. After all, the Dalai Lama may be looking for a nice moist entry point in a young monk's real end. That kind of entry point, indeed.

As for Christ, it sounds nice:
Let the rich man provide for the wants of the poor; and let the poor man bless God, because he has given him one by whom his need may be supplied. Let the wise man display his wisdom, not by mere words, but through good deeds.

But, why do they starve the poor all over the world to death? Yeah, and now they turn the food into bio-fuels, for the joy of bio-fascists like Al Gore.

British Empire Got to Go, Not Mugabe

It's time to tell the truth, it's the British Empire that has got to go, not Mugabe of Zimbabwe. These people with all their talk about the election are so full of crap. They are just resorting to their usual tactic of buying elections, and buying whole countries. Luckily, there are a few American revolutionaries still around like Robert Mugabe.

It's bad enough to have a real estate bubble without trying to buy and sell whole countries.

Do You wanna Blog?

I am blogging to people all over the world. And what do we blog about? Things like
people, things, movie, music, series, my life, my feeling, my mood, food, entertainment, technology, business, money, travel, food, blog and all that. That can be boring if we are living a normal life. Maybe if we were a sex goddess or a Hollywood Movie actor it would be more interesting, but we are just ordinary people.

Anyway this blog I read is by a girl in Malaysia. I wonder if they have a giant real estate bubble there too? Who knows the whole world is going crazy until they go back to Franklin Roosevelt type policies and really back to the American Revolution. And kick people like Gordon Brown back to little England.

Home Owner and Bank Protection Act Now more than ever

The crash of housing's in that direction;
The homeowners need some protection;
don't want the cities filled with homeless;
The oligarchy is totally clueless;
Just like a tatoo;
The system is through;

(spoof- Just like a Tatoo- Jordan Sparks)

Yes, we need the home owner and banking act from Larouchepac now more than ever. Hillary Clinton has gone at least part way with her proposed freeze of mortgages at least for 90 days, and a five year freeze in the rise of Adjustable Mortgage Rate Mortgages' rise in interest rates.

That is why Hillary is getting such bad press and the media seems to "love" Obama. They don't love Obama, they support his job of getting rid of Hillary, which hopefully won't happen, and then having Mr. O. scandalized into oblivion. Ever heard of the Rezko chicago trial, also real estate related?

A very sweet Blog from a California Filipina

Let's take a look at http://anemptycup.blogspot.com/2008/04/enchanting-paradise.htmlwhich is a new blog that I am looking at. It is written by a woman from the Philippines that just got married last year. She lives with her husband in California now.

This post that I linked to describes a resort area in the Philippines called Boracay, which is a developed island now filled with tourists. The pictures of tourists, little fishing boats, hotels, and sunning on the beach really look inviting. Especially since I am stuck in New York and never go anywhere. I wonder what the real estate prices are like on Boracay, Philippines.

The blog also has a link to her eBay store, where she sells a few different things, including rolls of Wheat Head US Pennies.

The Casino of Housing coming down

Worthless paper you're caught with;
Until it spins down to the African sea;
You can have cash, if you beg real hard;
And you're Morgan Chase or B of A or Citi;
Yes, Redwoods talk to me,
Say it plainly, the auction-securities,
Are worth less now, then when they were trees.

(Spoof, Jefferson Airplane, "the Human Name doesn't mean shit to a tree")


The Casino of housing is coming down for very simple reasons. The mortgages now are sold and packaged as Mortgaged Backed Securities. But, now, the banks buying them, or others, have little way to determine what these MBS (Mortgaged Backed securities) are worth. Perhaps the housing market will collapses a lot more.

This is why the collapse of the auctioned-backed securities is such a disaster. The big banks stopped running the auctions, and $380 billion of paper is totally frozen. It used to be AA paper, now it is totally worthless.

Looking at other Blogs and Graphics

A nice blog to check out is JesseNeo.com which is a very interesting blog and selection of ideas. You can get really cool myspace Graphics there with the whole cartoon thing done right. It's a very dreamy website and has lots of myspace-y stuff. It may be a good place to go, to get away from the collapse of the real estate bubble.

Jesse, also known as cartoonbabyboy , has been trying to work out what accent he has. He lives in Sydney Australia. He thinks he has a Chinese accent, but perhaps also a British and Aussie accent. How cute!

Jesse loves his mobile phone and is into dreams and stuff.He would like to have dreams and reality switch over and know the true meaning of life. He thought of a clone from a paradise he's had in his head for a long time. I don't know what else to say, it can sometimes to hard to learn what the younger generation (than an old geezer like me) is doing.

Real Estate Stuff and Foreclosure videos

Wouldn't it be a lot of fun to get real estate videos? Then you could learn about foreclosures and all sorts of stuff. Who knows? With all the prices of housing collapsing, maybe there actually is a new way of making money off the dungheap. I know it doesn't sound that great or virtuous, but here is something I picked up on You Tube.

Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com

Feds Don't Act, States do, on Mortgages

Various states such as Pennsylvania and Minnesota are taking limited action to slow down the pass of home foreclosures. Maryland's Governor O'Malley has signed a bill that a bank has to wait not 15 but 150 days to foreclose on a house, after the owner is in default. Foreclosures in Philadelphia, Pa. have been suspended in April. In Minnesota, there is a bill to let borrowers defer part of their mortgage balance for up to 1 year without being considered delinquent. It still isn't enough, unless the US Congress passes LaRouche's HBPA, Homeowner and Bank Protection act.

Paul Volcker not very Diplomatic

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker is now 80 years old and thinking about the future of the nation. He just spoke at the Economics Club of New York. The Bear Stearns bailout reached the edge of legality according to Volcker. Where can the nation go, if the policy now seems to bailout everyone and everything. The Mortgage Backed Securities were accepted by the Federal Reserve, in exchange for $30 billion in cash to, I guess, Morgan Chase, to "buy" Bear. Such a deal.

Loudon County, Leesburg, Va., Foreclosure Central

As Lyndon LaRouche predicted two years ago, Leesburg, and Loudon Co., Va. have become the center of the collapse of the real estate bubble. One out 60 households are in foreclosure, including $1 million "McMansions." These McMansion developments have had a delitory effect on the environment as well, where fields are not maintained properly, as the former farms were. Mice fill large areas and spread choice diseases such as Lyme disease, spread through ticks, vectored by field mice.

This area has tripled its population, but now Loudoun Co. Virginia has no industry, it is a pure bedroom community for Washington DC, AOL and various computer geek jobs.