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January 6, 2009 at 6:34 AM #14761January 6, 2009 at 6:45 AM #324701TheBreezeParticipant
Yeah but when the government buys the contract, they can do whatever they want with it. The Bush administration is currently in the process of buying $500 billion worth of mortgage-related feces.
I doubt that the government will force any mortgage holders to modify the terms. Instead, they will just buy the mortgages and then modify.
January 6, 2009 at 6:45 AM #325205TheBreezeParticipantYeah but when the government buys the contract, they can do whatever they want with it. The Bush administration is currently in the process of buying $500 billion worth of mortgage-related feces.
I doubt that the government will force any mortgage holders to modify the terms. Instead, they will just buy the mortgages and then modify.
January 6, 2009 at 6:45 AM #325038TheBreezeParticipantYeah but when the government buys the contract, they can do whatever they want with it. The Bush administration is currently in the process of buying $500 billion worth of mortgage-related feces.
I doubt that the government will force any mortgage holders to modify the terms. Instead, they will just buy the mortgages and then modify.
January 6, 2009 at 6:45 AM #325123TheBreezeParticipantYeah but when the government buys the contract, they can do whatever they want with it. The Bush administration is currently in the process of buying $500 billion worth of mortgage-related feces.
I doubt that the government will force any mortgage holders to modify the terms. Instead, they will just buy the mortgages and then modify.
January 6, 2009 at 6:45 AM #325109TheBreezeParticipantYeah but when the government buys the contract, they can do whatever they want with it. The Bush administration is currently in the process of buying $500 billion worth of mortgage-related feces.
I doubt that the government will force any mortgage holders to modify the terms. Instead, they will just buy the mortgages and then modify.
January 6, 2009 at 6:50 AM #325114HLSParticipantIn America, a deal isn’t a deal anymore….except in the case when it benefits politicians,,, and eminent domain, based on politicians decisions.
It’s privatized profits and socialized losses.
When you benefit, it’s a deal.
If you don’t benefit, you want a better deal than you agreed to; you want to point fingers, get an attorney and sue. It’s very sick.There’s little responsibility left.
These are signs of what happens when an empire collapses…..it’s crumbling before our eyes.The thieves that caused the problem are laughing while the masses are crying.
Mods don’t solve the probelm, they delay the problem. Just allows the occupant to stay a little longer, and not have to face reality.
Mods are usually not in the borrower’s best interest, but emotionally attached homeslaves don’t realize this.
Too many people don’t want to lose “their house”
…A house that they don’t own, and owe 25% to 100% more than it is worth…Foreclosures are NOT the problem, foreclosures ARE the solution.
January 6, 2009 at 6:50 AM #325210HLSParticipantIn America, a deal isn’t a deal anymore….except in the case when it benefits politicians,,, and eminent domain, based on politicians decisions.
It’s privatized profits and socialized losses.
When you benefit, it’s a deal.
If you don’t benefit, you want a better deal than you agreed to; you want to point fingers, get an attorney and sue. It’s very sick.There’s little responsibility left.
These are signs of what happens when an empire collapses…..it’s crumbling before our eyes.The thieves that caused the problem are laughing while the masses are crying.
Mods don’t solve the probelm, they delay the problem. Just allows the occupant to stay a little longer, and not have to face reality.
Mods are usually not in the borrower’s best interest, but emotionally attached homeslaves don’t realize this.
Too many people don’t want to lose “their house”
…A house that they don’t own, and owe 25% to 100% more than it is worth…Foreclosures are NOT the problem, foreclosures ARE the solution.
January 6, 2009 at 6:50 AM #325128HLSParticipantIn America, a deal isn’t a deal anymore….except in the case when it benefits politicians,,, and eminent domain, based on politicians decisions.
It’s privatized profits and socialized losses.
When you benefit, it’s a deal.
If you don’t benefit, you want a better deal than you agreed to; you want to point fingers, get an attorney and sue. It’s very sick.There’s little responsibility left.
These are signs of what happens when an empire collapses…..it’s crumbling before our eyes.The thieves that caused the problem are laughing while the masses are crying.
Mods don’t solve the probelm, they delay the problem. Just allows the occupant to stay a little longer, and not have to face reality.
Mods are usually not in the borrower’s best interest, but emotionally attached homeslaves don’t realize this.
Too many people don’t want to lose “their house”
…A house that they don’t own, and owe 25% to 100% more than it is worth…Foreclosures are NOT the problem, foreclosures ARE the solution.
January 6, 2009 at 6:50 AM #325043HLSParticipantIn America, a deal isn’t a deal anymore….except in the case when it benefits politicians,,, and eminent domain, based on politicians decisions.
It’s privatized profits and socialized losses.
When you benefit, it’s a deal.
If you don’t benefit, you want a better deal than you agreed to; you want to point fingers, get an attorney and sue. It’s very sick.There’s little responsibility left.
These are signs of what happens when an empire collapses…..it’s crumbling before our eyes.The thieves that caused the problem are laughing while the masses are crying.
Mods don’t solve the probelm, they delay the problem. Just allows the occupant to stay a little longer, and not have to face reality.
Mods are usually not in the borrower’s best interest, but emotionally attached homeslaves don’t realize this.
Too many people don’t want to lose “their house”
…A house that they don’t own, and owe 25% to 100% more than it is worth…Foreclosures are NOT the problem, foreclosures ARE the solution.
January 6, 2009 at 6:50 AM #324706HLSParticipantIn America, a deal isn’t a deal anymore….except in the case when it benefits politicians,,, and eminent domain, based on politicians decisions.
It’s privatized profits and socialized losses.
When you benefit, it’s a deal.
If you don’t benefit, you want a better deal than you agreed to; you want to point fingers, get an attorney and sue. It’s very sick.There’s little responsibility left.
These are signs of what happens when an empire collapses…..it’s crumbling before our eyes.The thieves that caused the problem are laughing while the masses are crying.
Mods don’t solve the probelm, they delay the problem. Just allows the occupant to stay a little longer, and not have to face reality.
Mods are usually not in the borrower’s best interest, but emotionally attached homeslaves don’t realize this.
Too many people don’t want to lose “their house”
…A house that they don’t own, and owe 25% to 100% more than it is worth…Foreclosures are NOT the problem, foreclosures ARE the solution.
January 6, 2009 at 7:26 AM #3250564plexownerParticipanthttp://energybulletin.net/node/47157
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January 6, 2009 at 7:26 AM #3251264plexownerParticipanthttp://energybulletin.net/node/47157
“The Five Stages of Collapse”
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“The Five Stages of Collapse”
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“The Five Stages of Collapse”
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