Fannie Mae and Freddie mac

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Zillow, Newspapers Form Huge Advertising Network

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By Doug Caverly - Mon, 09/08/2008 - 11:16am.


Focus on real estate commerce
Hey Guys and Gails,
Mrcmlc here just want to pass on a hot story in a hot Nich market that's all over the major news papers
And other media.
Real estate experts seem to appreciate the news regarding Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac - it looks like the industry is receiving a huge boost. Now, specialists in real estate advertising may also have something to cheer, as Zillow and a large collection of newspapers have signed an agreement.
Advertisers dealing with any of 282 newspapers are gaining the ability to access Zillow's inventory. Zillow advertisers, meanwhile, will be able to explore opportunities on the newspaper consortium's side of things. Since Zillow possesses a national monthly audience of around five million people, exposure to the consortium's 58 million visitors represents a big win for the real estate site.are you in trouble wiyh your mortgage ? Do you have a private mortgage and want to cash it in Today need the cash to pay off some bills ? Want to take a vacation , Purchase that Dream home ,buy that new what ever. I CAN HELP www.assetunlimitedfinancial.com

Lincoln Millstein

The newspaper folks are happy, too, with Lincoln Millstein, the senior vice president of Hearst Newspapers, stating, "This partnership allows advertisers with our papers to reach not only local real estate consumers who live in particular markets, but also consumers who may be moving to particular markets, via their searches on Zillow.com."
He then continued, "This is a significant opportunity for advertisers to target a very large number of consumers on the verge of major home-related commerce." Think furniture and appliance
Happy search

Mrcmlc mrcmlc@yahoo.com

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  • Profile picture of the author Barry Walls
    Nope, Nope and Nope...

    Fannie and Freddies bailout is bad for the following people:

    The US taxpayer
    F and Fs and many banks shareholders
    Mortgage borrowers
    The US constitution
    Global Insurance companies
    Real estate agents
    Home owners


    Its good for people who are renting, cos this will force prices down more by restricting credit even further eventually.
    Its good for the investment backs who unloaded all the crap paper onto the tax payer.
    Its good for the strong banks who will buy the weaker ones and consolidate their market share further...same old story...different crash
    Its also bad for you, but you don't know it yet.

    Its bad for Communist America...which Jim Rogers says is now MORE communist that China.

    Real estate experts...aren't they all unemployed now?
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