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October 30, 2008 at 8:03 AM #14321October 30, 2008 at 11:00 AM #295137
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ParticipantYes, RE “professionals” do not have a clue. I know a lady that did sub-prime and Alt-A loans for a living and now does some kind of mortgage rescue loans. She thinks the bubble is all the banks’ fault, but she is not at fault at all? All the loans she did are crap, but she did not contribute to this mess?
I guess that is what you get when you make a profession that does not require a college degree or a professional test and guidelines with teeth. Easy money for anybody that wants it; not those that are qualified.
The best explanation for the current wave of foreclosures by RE “professionals” is that many were not only dealers but also users.
October 30, 2008 at 11:00 AM #295471j
ParticipantYes, RE “professionals” do not have a clue. I know a lady that did sub-prime and Alt-A loans for a living and now does some kind of mortgage rescue loans. She thinks the bubble is all the banks’ fault, but she is not at fault at all? All the loans she did are crap, but she did not contribute to this mess?
I guess that is what you get when you make a profession that does not require a college degree or a professional test and guidelines with teeth. Easy money for anybody that wants it; not those that are qualified.
The best explanation for the current wave of foreclosures by RE “professionals” is that many were not only dealers but also users.
October 30, 2008 at 11:00 AM #295493j
ParticipantYes, RE “professionals” do not have a clue. I know a lady that did sub-prime and Alt-A loans for a living and now does some kind of mortgage rescue loans. She thinks the bubble is all the banks’ fault, but she is not at fault at all? All the loans she did are crap, but she did not contribute to this mess?
I guess that is what you get when you make a profession that does not require a college degree or a professional test and guidelines with teeth. Easy money for anybody that wants it; not those that are qualified.
The best explanation for the current wave of foreclosures by RE “professionals” is that many were not only dealers but also users.
October 30, 2008 at 11:00 AM #295507j
ParticipantYes, RE “professionals” do not have a clue. I know a lady that did sub-prime and Alt-A loans for a living and now does some kind of mortgage rescue loans. She thinks the bubble is all the banks’ fault, but she is not at fault at all? All the loans she did are crap, but she did not contribute to this mess?
I guess that is what you get when you make a profession that does not require a college degree or a professional test and guidelines with teeth. Easy money for anybody that wants it; not those that are qualified.
The best explanation for the current wave of foreclosures by RE “professionals” is that many were not only dealers but also users.
October 30, 2008 at 11:00 AM #295545j
ParticipantYes, RE “professionals” do not have a clue. I know a lady that did sub-prime and Alt-A loans for a living and now does some kind of mortgage rescue loans. She thinks the bubble is all the banks’ fault, but she is not at fault at all? All the loans she did are crap, but she did not contribute to this mess?
I guess that is what you get when you make a profession that does not require a college degree or a professional test and guidelines with teeth. Easy money for anybody that wants it; not those that are qualified.
The best explanation for the current wave of foreclosures by RE “professionals” is that many were not only dealers but also users.
October 30, 2008 at 12:54 PM #295216cr
ParticipantI love it. You’re a financial and RE investment GENIUS who makes Warren Buffet look like Warren Buffoon when you “time” the RE market perfectly and you’re riding high on a sea of equity making you an instant housing lotto millionaire.
Then the bubble pops.
Reality sets in.
You realize equity is only wealth if you sell.
Now, you’re a helpless victim, “hornswoggled” into a mortgage you didn’t know you couldn’t afford, by some evil greedy bank actually trying to make money. Oh the horror! And now you can’t sell your house to someone else who can’t afford it, and can’t cash in on more money you worked so hard to earn.
Some “professional”.
This country has a lot to learn about responsibility.
October 30, 2008 at 12:54 PM #295552cr
ParticipantI love it. You’re a financial and RE investment GENIUS who makes Warren Buffet look like Warren Buffoon when you “time” the RE market perfectly and you’re riding high on a sea of equity making you an instant housing lotto millionaire.
Then the bubble pops.
Reality sets in.
You realize equity is only wealth if you sell.
Now, you’re a helpless victim, “hornswoggled” into a mortgage you didn’t know you couldn’t afford, by some evil greedy bank actually trying to make money. Oh the horror! And now you can’t sell your house to someone else who can’t afford it, and can’t cash in on more money you worked so hard to earn.
Some “professional”.
This country has a lot to learn about responsibility.
October 30, 2008 at 12:54 PM #295573cr
ParticipantI love it. You’re a financial and RE investment GENIUS who makes Warren Buffet look like Warren Buffoon when you “time” the RE market perfectly and you’re riding high on a sea of equity making you an instant housing lotto millionaire.
Then the bubble pops.
Reality sets in.
You realize equity is only wealth if you sell.
Now, you’re a helpless victim, “hornswoggled” into a mortgage you didn’t know you couldn’t afford, by some evil greedy bank actually trying to make money. Oh the horror! And now you can’t sell your house to someone else who can’t afford it, and can’t cash in on more money you worked so hard to earn.
Some “professional”.
This country has a lot to learn about responsibility.
October 30, 2008 at 12:54 PM #295587cr
ParticipantI love it. You’re a financial and RE investment GENIUS who makes Warren Buffet look like Warren Buffoon when you “time” the RE market perfectly and you’re riding high on a sea of equity making you an instant housing lotto millionaire.
Then the bubble pops.
Reality sets in.
You realize equity is only wealth if you sell.
Now, you’re a helpless victim, “hornswoggled” into a mortgage you didn’t know you couldn’t afford, by some evil greedy bank actually trying to make money. Oh the horror! And now you can’t sell your house to someone else who can’t afford it, and can’t cash in on more money you worked so hard to earn.
Some “professional”.
This country has a lot to learn about responsibility.
October 30, 2008 at 12:54 PM #295625cr
ParticipantI love it. You’re a financial and RE investment GENIUS who makes Warren Buffet look like Warren Buffoon when you “time” the RE market perfectly and you’re riding high on a sea of equity making you an instant housing lotto millionaire.
Then the bubble pops.
Reality sets in.
You realize equity is only wealth if you sell.
Now, you’re a helpless victim, “hornswoggled” into a mortgage you didn’t know you couldn’t afford, by some evil greedy bank actually trying to make money. Oh the horror! And now you can’t sell your house to someone else who can’t afford it, and can’t cash in on more money you worked so hard to earn.
Some “professional”.
This country has a lot to learn about responsibility.
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