Is it too late to fix the housing crisis? I don't think so.

It isn't too late to fix the housing crisis but until we do, we cannot improve the job market one little bit. I wanted to write about the plan for preventing the housing crisis, but no one seem to understand at that time, the lasting and devastating effect it was going to have in 2005. Some have written about it and clearly these books are rubber stamped. I put it all over my website, just to the American people could read it because clearly the administration did not want the problem fixed until they had met 2/3 of their agenda. They are almost there and still the American people, although some have tried, cannot stop this. What is your thought? Should I write the book or call it quits. It was titled, Not in my backyard Mr. Lender and talks about how the lenders victimized the American home buyer and then sent them to the gates of hell when they were left having to deal with the loan servicers. Forget all that junk about swaps and derivatives, it was not a real player, because without one, the loan, there could have been no swaps, etc.