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March 4, 2008 at 8:03 AM #164142March 4, 2008 at 8:12 AM #164241SD RealtorParticipant
Unfortunately, as a would-be buyer, I do agree with the assessment. Unfortunately translating that to living in a rental for that many years doesn’t compute to well for me but I do agree with the analysis.
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March 4, 2008 at 8:12 AM #164140SD RealtorParticipantUnfortunately, as a would-be buyer, I do agree with the assessment. Unfortunately translating that to living in a rental for that many years doesn’t compute to well for me but I do agree with the analysis.
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March 4, 2008 at 8:12 AM #164149SD RealtorParticipantUnfortunately, as a would-be buyer, I do agree with the assessment. Unfortunately translating that to living in a rental for that many years doesn’t compute to well for me but I do agree with the analysis.
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March 4, 2008 at 8:12 AM #164157SD RealtorParticipantUnfortunately, as a would-be buyer, I do agree with the assessment. Unfortunately translating that to living in a rental for that many years doesn’t compute to well for me but I do agree with the analysis.
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March 4, 2008 at 8:12 AM #163827SD RealtorParticipantUnfortunately, as a would-be buyer, I do agree with the assessment. Unfortunately translating that to living in a rental for that many years doesn’t compute to well for me but I do agree with the analysis.
SD Realtor
March 4, 2008 at 8:57 AM #164276AnonymousGuestThese are not subprime
JPINPB, most of these pay option ARMs went to people with high FICO scores that wanted “Options”. Angel Mozilo was quite clear only a year ago that Countrywide did not partake in the market that New Century played in. I wish they would stop calling this a subprime crisis and start calling into a speculator and fraud crisis.
March 4, 2008 at 8:57 AM #164195AnonymousGuestThese are not subprime
JPINPB, most of these pay option ARMs went to people with high FICO scores that wanted “Options”. Angel Mozilo was quite clear only a year ago that Countrywide did not partake in the market that New Century played in. I wish they would stop calling this a subprime crisis and start calling into a speculator and fraud crisis.
March 4, 2008 at 8:57 AM #164185AnonymousGuestThese are not subprime
JPINPB, most of these pay option ARMs went to people with high FICO scores that wanted “Options”. Angel Mozilo was quite clear only a year ago that Countrywide did not partake in the market that New Century played in. I wish they would stop calling this a subprime crisis and start calling into a speculator and fraud crisis.
March 4, 2008 at 8:57 AM #164173AnonymousGuestThese are not subprime
JPINPB, most of these pay option ARMs went to people with high FICO scores that wanted “Options”. Angel Mozilo was quite clear only a year ago that Countrywide did not partake in the market that New Century played in. I wish they would stop calling this a subprime crisis and start calling into a speculator and fraud crisis.
March 4, 2008 at 8:57 AM #163861AnonymousGuestThese are not subprime
JPINPB, most of these pay option ARMs went to people with high FICO scores that wanted “Options”. Angel Mozilo was quite clear only a year ago that Countrywide did not partake in the market that New Century played in. I wish they would stop calling this a subprime crisis and start calling into a speculator and fraud crisis.
March 4, 2008 at 9:05 AM #164187jpinpbParticipantLV – You are right. I apologize. It would more appropriately be called speculator/fraud crisis BS. I know 2 people a few years back, one in LJ and one in LC that did options route. More acquaintance now. Don’t know how they’re faring. They both had high FICO scores. I would not call them victims or naieve.
March 4, 2008 at 9:05 AM #163877jpinpbParticipantLV – You are right. I apologize. It would more appropriately be called speculator/fraud crisis BS. I know 2 people a few years back, one in LJ and one in LC that did options route. More acquaintance now. Don’t know how they’re faring. They both had high FICO scores. I would not call them victims or naieve.
March 4, 2008 at 9:05 AM #164199jpinpbParticipantLV – You are right. I apologize. It would more appropriately be called speculator/fraud crisis BS. I know 2 people a few years back, one in LJ and one in LC that did options route. More acquaintance now. Don’t know how they’re faring. They both had high FICO scores. I would not call them victims or naieve.
March 4, 2008 at 9:05 AM #164291jpinpbParticipantLV – You are right. I apologize. It would more appropriately be called speculator/fraud crisis BS. I know 2 people a few years back, one in LJ and one in LC that did options route. More acquaintance now. Don’t know how they’re faring. They both had high FICO scores. I would not call them victims or naieve.
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