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January 04, 2008

Mortgage Law Blogging

I started this blog as a way of adding value for my clients, and for people who were referred to me or the firm to get a flavor for my subject area expertise.  How very nice to see over a year later the nice emails and comments from readers that they find my articles on California Real Estate Law and private money lending (or "hard money" lending) to be informative and relevant.

At the California Mortgage Association's (CMA) October gathering in Las Vegas, I was seated next to a mortgage broker from the San Diego area of California.  At one point, he turned to me and said, "I've read your blog."  I was pretty tickled since he was not a client of mine. 

Recently, Tony Gallegos of The Mortgage Cicerone posted his list of top 20 bloggers of 2007 on mortgage related topics and included me.  Thanks for the vote of confidence. 

Here's to 2008, and the continuing saga of the SubPrime wild ride.

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Thank you for popping up in my radar... very few bloggers tackle the legal aspects of real estate, and I'll keep your blog as a reference.

I find your legal information valuable and an aspect that is often overlooked by real estate and mortgage professionals for the most part...big mistake.

Look forward to reading your 2008 posts.

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