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March 14, 2008 at 10:59 AM #12108March 14, 2008 at 11:04 AM #169451
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ParticipantBush said, quote: “You can’t overcorrect because when you overcorrect you end up in a ditch.”
Was he listed in the Real Men/Women of Genius thread?
March 14, 2008 at 11:04 AM #169784jpinpb
ParticipantBush said, quote: “You can’t overcorrect because when you overcorrect you end up in a ditch.”
Was he listed in the Real Men/Women of Genius thread?
March 14, 2008 at 11:04 AM #169788jpinpb
ParticipantBush said, quote: “You can’t overcorrect because when you overcorrect you end up in a ditch.”
Was he listed in the Real Men/Women of Genius thread?
March 14, 2008 at 11:04 AM #169810jpinpb
ParticipantBush said, quote: “You can’t overcorrect because when you overcorrect you end up in a ditch.”
Was he listed in the Real Men/Women of Genius thread?
March 14, 2008 at 11:04 AM #169887jpinpb
ParticipantBush said, quote: “You can’t overcorrect because when you overcorrect you end up in a ditch.”
Was he listed in the Real Men/Women of Genius thread?
March 14, 2008 at 1:07 PM #170019cr
ParticipantAll government efforts will do is increase defaults.
If you give people facing foreclosure money and resources to pay less for their house than they signed a contract for, why would people paying on time continue to do so?
I can see the headlines 3 months from now:
“Foreclosure Fraud – Homeowners are increasingly “faking” financial difficulty to qualify for bailout programs designed for people much dumber than them.”
March 14, 2008 at 1:07 PM #169940cr
ParticipantAll government efforts will do is increase defaults.
If you give people facing foreclosure money and resources to pay less for their house than they signed a contract for, why would people paying on time continue to do so?
I can see the headlines 3 months from now:
“Foreclosure Fraud – Homeowners are increasingly “faking” financial difficulty to qualify for bailout programs designed for people much dumber than them.”
March 14, 2008 at 1:07 PM #169917cr
ParticipantAll government efforts will do is increase defaults.
If you give people facing foreclosure money and resources to pay less for their house than they signed a contract for, why would people paying on time continue to do so?
I can see the headlines 3 months from now:
“Foreclosure Fraud – Homeowners are increasingly “faking” financial difficulty to qualify for bailout programs designed for people much dumber than them.”
March 14, 2008 at 1:07 PM #169914cr
ParticipantAll government efforts will do is increase defaults.
If you give people facing foreclosure money and resources to pay less for their house than they signed a contract for, why would people paying on time continue to do so?
I can see the headlines 3 months from now:
“Foreclosure Fraud – Homeowners are increasingly “faking” financial difficulty to qualify for bailout programs designed for people much dumber than them.”
March 14, 2008 at 1:07 PM #169581cr
ParticipantAll government efforts will do is increase defaults.
If you give people facing foreclosure money and resources to pay less for their house than they signed a contract for, why would people paying on time continue to do so?
I can see the headlines 3 months from now:
“Foreclosure Fraud – Homeowners are increasingly “faking” financial difficulty to qualify for bailout programs designed for people much dumber than them.”
March 14, 2008 at 1:11 PM #169934patientlywaiting
Participant” Meanwhile, in 2007, about 45 percent of foreclosures were on prime, near-prime or government-backed mortgages, he added.”
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The foreclosures have only started. Don’t think that only the low-income will be affected.
6 months from now, house prices will drop even more as the foreclosures entering the pipeline make it onto the MLS.
March 14, 2008 at 1:11 PM #169937patientlywaiting
Participant” Meanwhile, in 2007, about 45 percent of foreclosures were on prime, near-prime or government-backed mortgages, he added.”
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The foreclosures have only started. Don’t think that only the low-income will be affected.
6 months from now, house prices will drop even more as the foreclosures entering the pipeline make it onto the MLS.
March 14, 2008 at 1:11 PM #169601patientlywaiting
Participant” Meanwhile, in 2007, about 45 percent of foreclosures were on prime, near-prime or government-backed mortgages, he added.”
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The foreclosures have only started. Don’t think that only the low-income will be affected.
6 months from now, house prices will drop even more as the foreclosures entering the pipeline make it onto the MLS.
March 14, 2008 at 1:11 PM #169960patientlywaiting
Participant” Meanwhile, in 2007, about 45 percent of foreclosures were on prime, near-prime or government-backed mortgages, he added.”
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The foreclosures have only started. Don’t think that only the low-income will be affected.
6 months from now, house prices will drop even more as the foreclosures entering the pipeline make it onto the MLS.
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