Administration unveils details of housing plan

[Coronita]

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/03/04/poll-majority-say-obama-mortgage-plan-is-unfair/

Poll: Majority say Obama mortgage plan is unfair

“Sixty-four percent of those questioned in a Quinnipiac University survey released Wednesday feel the Obama administration program is unfair to those who pay their mortgages on time.”

“Americans don’t like to see other people get special treatment, particularly when it comes to money, but they don’t like to see others suffer either,”

[DWCAP]

[quote=flu]I’m waiting for the “50 Federal Bundled Plan”:

Get 50% off the entire purchase price when you combine a loan modification, GM/Chrysler/Ford Vehicle purchase, and insurance from AIG.
[/quote]

The kicker will be in the fine print though. Inorder to qualify for this plan, you must buy atleast 1000 shares in each company from the Government, which will own trillions of them by then.

Hey, they gotta get their money out and “protect the taxpayer” right?

Itll be called the toilet paper provision.

[DWCAP]

[quote=flu]I’m waiting for the “50 Federal Bundled Plan”:

Get 50% off the entire purchase price when you combine a loan modification, GM/Chrysler/Ford Vehicle purchase, and insurance from AIG.
[/quote]

The kicker will be in the fine print though. Inorder to qualify for this plan, you must buy atleast 1000 shares in each company from the Government, which will own trillions of them by then.

Hey, they gotta get their money out and “protect the taxpayer” right?

Itll be called the toilet paper provision.

[DWCAP]

[quote=flu]I’m waiting for the “50 Federal Bundled Plan”:

Get 50% off the entire purchase price when you combine a loan modification, GM/Chrysler/Ford Vehicle purchase, and insurance from AIG.
[/quote]

The kicker will be in the fine print though. Inorder to qualify for this plan, you must buy atleast 1000 shares in each company from the Government, which will own trillions of them by then.

Hey, they gotta get their money out and “protect the taxpayer” right?

Itll be called the toilet paper provision.

[DWCAP]

[quote=flu]I’m waiting for the “50 Federal Bundled Plan”:

Get 50% off the entire purchase price when you combine a loan modification, GM/Chrysler/Ford Vehicle purchase, and insurance from AIG.
[/quote]

The kicker will be in the fine print though. Inorder to qualify for this plan, you must buy atleast 1000 shares in each company from the Government, which will own trillions of them by then.

Hey, they gotta get their money out and “protect the taxpayer” right?

Itll be called the toilet paper provision.

[DWCAP]

[quote=flu]I’m waiting for the “50 Federal Bundled Plan”:

Get 50% off the entire purchase price when you combine a loan modification, GM/Chrysler/Ford Vehicle purchase, and insurance from AIG.
[/quote]

The kicker will be in the fine print though. Inorder to qualify for this plan, you must buy atleast 1000 shares in each company from the Government, which will own trillions of them by then.

Hey, they gotta get their money out and “protect the taxpayer” right?

Itll be called the toilet paper provision.

[EJ]

“Making Home Affordable”
Nice title for the plan, kinda ironic. Isn’t the most obvious way to make a home more affordable is to lower the price, not artificially prop it up?

I think the plan should be:
If you can’t afford your house and need to foreclose, the government will subsidize the security deposit for your rental. This way the home is marked down to market price when it is resold and no one is out on the street. 😉

[EJ]

“Making Home Affordable”
Nice title for the plan, kinda ironic. Isn’t the most obvious way to make a home more affordable is to lower the price, not artificially prop it up?

I think the plan should be:
If you can’t afford your house and need to foreclose, the government will subsidize the security deposit for your rental. This way the home is marked down to market price when it is resold and no one is out on the street. 😉

[EJ]

“Making Home Affordable”
Nice title for the plan, kinda ironic. Isn’t the most obvious way to make a home more affordable is to lower the price, not artificially prop it up?

I think the plan should be:
If you can’t afford your house and need to foreclose, the government will subsidize the security deposit for your rental. This way the home is marked down to market price when it is resold and no one is out on the street. 😉

[EJ]

“Making Home Affordable”
Nice title for the plan, kinda ironic. Isn’t the most obvious way to make a home more affordable is to lower the price, not artificially prop it up?

I think the plan should be:
If you can’t afford your house and need to foreclose, the government will subsidize the security deposit for your rental. This way the home is marked down to market price when it is resold and no one is out on the street. 😉

[EJ]

“Making Home Affordable”
Nice title for the plan, kinda ironic. Isn’t the most obvious way to make a home more affordable is to lower the price, not artificially prop it up?

I think the plan should be:
If you can’t afford your house and need to foreclose, the government will subsidize the security deposit for your rental. This way the home is marked down to market price when it is resold and no one is out on the street. 😉

[macromaniac]

EJ,

Now that makes too much sense…come on we have to complicate this as much as possible and give these crooks in our government a reason to get paid what they get paid…

[macromaniac]

EJ,

Now that makes too much sense…come on we have to complicate this as much as possible and give these crooks in our government a reason to get paid what they get paid…

[macromaniac]

EJ,

Now that makes too much sense…come on we have to complicate this as much as possible and give these crooks in our government a reason to get paid what they get paid…

[macromaniac]

EJ,

Now that makes too much sense…come on we have to complicate this as much as possible and give these crooks in our government a reason to get paid what they get paid…

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