Bringing the Buyer Back

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Bringing the Buyer Back

• From Consumers to Investors

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Brian CosgrovePresident of Just Price Solutions

• If the people cannot trust their government
  to do the job for which it exists - to protect
  them and to promote their common welfare - all
  else is lost. Barack Obama
• I join the President in his call to action
  out of self interest. There isnt enough
  government or money in Washington or China to
  take the place of public trust. Every public
  dollar spent on the mortgage crisis must leverage
  the return of the private sector. Technology,
  misused in ways that helped to put our economy in
  the ditch will provide the clarity we need to
  lift us out of this chaos and restore the much
  needed transparency to quote another great
  President Trust, but verify

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Sheri PowersManager Homeownership Center, The
Unity Council

• We caution our clients be they
  pre-purchase, post-purchase or foreclosure
  prevention that they must begin now, in the
  words of Robert Kiyosaki, to
• Mind your own business, and stop letting other
  people mind it for you.
• Its fine to seek advice counsel, but the
  ultimate responsibility for how your life is
  going rests squarely with you. Responsibility is
  the flip side of Freedom. Surrender your
  Responsibility and you surrender your Freedom.
  Surrender your Freedom and you become Enslaved to
  mass hysteria hype.

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Roger Hull President, High Performance Partners,
LLC

• What Itunes did for music and Kindle is
  doing for books goes beyond cool it changes
  products, delivery, use and business models in a
  life and death kind of way.
• The edata supply chain will do nothing less for
  mortgages and business models will change as
  they should.

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Geoffrey Cooper Director Single Family
Housing, WHEDA

• Affordable housing loans and mortgage risk
  assessment technologies share a commonality --
  both are often cited as significant contributors
  to the mortgage market meltdown. I don't believe
  this criticism is justified.

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Rick Seehausen, President Chief Executive
Officer, LenderLive Network

• Technology can be used to drive quality and
  transparency as well as automation.  In recent
  years mortgage related technology solutions have
  focused primarily on process automation.  As we
  work diligently to restore confidence in mortgage
  lending, technology will play an important role
  to ensure quality standards are met and to
  provide stakeholders with necessary transparency
  of information in all mortgage transactions.

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