I look through the visitor statistics from time to time to get an idea for what people seem to like on this blog. However, that’s kind of a limited way of getting an understanding of what the audience is looking for, because my audience can only read what I write. I don’t know if I’m making any sense.
Anyways, the purpose of this post is to hear from you. I’ve been blogging for a few years and it hit me today that I’ve never really asked my readers what they would like to see on this blog. I know I’ve posted a lot about FHA loans, Mortgage Insurance, Subprime and various other topics, but today I want to ask you. What are are some topics you’d like to learn more about?
I know may people call to ask me if the market has bottomed out. Well, I can’t really say for sure, but there can be good buys out there. In fact, there was one person who said he really didn’t think he could get a good answer from a real estate agent, since they have an interest in the answer. But, I reminded him that not all real estate agents are like that.
So, going back to the original question. Would you like to see some analysis of when and when not to do a refinance? How about an interest rate trend review? See, there I go again. I’m trying to come up with some topics.
Seriously, leave a comment below regarding a home mortgage related topic you’d like me to write about and I promise to take you up on you request.
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on Jun 24th, 2008 at 5:21 pm
I would love to see you interview a manager of a loss mitigation or “work out” department, to get an understanding for their take on the short sale process, whether they feel it works, what could be improved, etc.
on Jun 25th, 2008 at 8:21 pm
Steve,
That’s a great idea. I’m going to try to see if I can get someone from the loss mitigation department on this. Thanks!