I completely agree with you, but would love to have a more detailed breakdown of this analysis:

“The first step is to reverse the trend toward property being a speculative entity. That will require consolidating in a standardized manner all information about the asset in a single property registry system. We can get the information to begin from the existing (less than ineffective) public registries and from title insurance companies.”

Can you provide some detailed example of how the specific flaws in our property rights registries result in property being a speculative entity? Most of us, myself included, are really quite unaware of these specific flaws in our property rights registries and how they are linked to speculation in property. I’d love to see you walk through a very specific example of this kind of a situation in the U.S.

Thanks,

Michael