log on to a gerri willis.com i will share the results at the end of the show. a strange case of a rhode island families who came back from vacation to find somebody else living in the house and the ultimate insult writing checks to wall street? gerri: wall street moving into your neighborhood taking several family homes as landlords according to new research from morgan stanley in that will only skyrocket. joining is a real estate finance professor from george mason. welcome back. this story i mo little worried about a. this feels reminiscent of the housing boom. >> with the invisible he and -- he and, we destroyed the economy with carter and clinton and bush with the national housing policy. >> we're not invested in housing. when they bought assets extremely cheap with the housing industry. they want to turn this into a and investment. for with the obligation bonds or something similar but rental housing? that we had with the last time around as they came to the ground. >> with the mortgage backed securities desperate is so pitifully low and rates are going up

send me an e-mail at gerri willis.com. finally today's jobs numbers. the economy stinks.s market, you know this is true. much of the part-time work is retail outlets and you get the picture. as we noted tonight, so far the overwhelming majority, 77% of all jobs created are part-time and that mea no pay and no benefits. at that pace it will take seven years to close the gap left by the recession. it's not good enough. not by a longshot. the president spent the better part of the last two weeks talking bout jobs, because the economy is in creating them. the policy seems to be benefiting superrich rather than our vanishin middle class. that is. neil: more jobs on maintreet. more money on wall street, man oh, man, we must be on easy street because everyone seems to be loving it. everyone that is except the folks who say they aren't seeing it, any of it, and they're mad and they're bitter and they're here an only here. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of a economy that appears to be goldilocks, just right. not too strong, not too weak, good enough to keep the fe

send me an e-mail at gerri willis.com. finally today's jobs numbers. the economy stinks. know this is true. much of the part-time work is retail outlets and you get the picture. as we noted tonight, so far the overwhelming majority, 77% of all jobs created are part-time and that means no pay and no benefits. at that pace it will take seven years to close the gap left by the recession. it's not good enough. not by a longshot. the president spent the better part of the last two weeks talking about jobs, because the economy is in creating them. the policy seems to be benefiting superrich rather than our vanishing middle class. that is it tonight for "the willis report." thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. lou: thank you for being with us. good evening, everybody. president obama is repairing for a rare trip to capitol hill. there he will usher senate democrats out of town for the recess. but it is becoming clear that this president needs a vacation that is still 10 days away. president obama headed to an amazon distribution center in chattanooga, tennessee. th

send me an e-mail at gerri willis.com. finally today's jobs numbers. the economy stinks.s we noted tonight, so far the overwhelming majority, 77% of all jobs created are part-time and that means no pay and no benefits. at that pace it will take seven years to close the gap left by the recession. it's not good enough. t by a longshot. the president spent the better part of the last two weeks talking about jobs, because the economy isn creating them. the policy seems to bebe benefiting superrich rher than our vanishing middle class. that ♪hat ♪ >> the president is out giving a series of speeches to his state concern of lack of jobs. most of his ideas are nothing new but his grand bargain he outlined lower taxes on corporations after raising taxes on small business owners. we're talking does the president really know what it tes to grow the economy, right here and right now. >> tom: thanks for joining us. here is at the top of the stack. we are all routing for job growth but you can't grow jobs unless the economy grows. it's growing but not enough to give employers a reason

send me an e-mail at gerri willis.com. finally today's jobs numbers. the economy stinks.et, you know this is true. much of the part-time work is retail outletsand you get the picture. as we noted tonight, so far the overwhelming majority, 77% of all jobs created are part-time and that means no pay and no benefits. at that pace it will takeseven years to close the gap left by the recession. it's not good enough. not by a longshot. the president spent the better part of the last two weeks talking about jobs because the economy is in creating them. the policy seems to be benefiting superrich rather than our vanishing middle class. that >>> good evening, everybody. thank you for being with us. the white house today t only sticking by their assertions that the array of scandals now engulfing the white house are phony, t the president's own spokesperson declari two of the most serious scandaas to be over. regardless of the ongoing investigations to find out exactly who ordered the internal revenue serve to target conservative groups, the tea party, and who left four americans a