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January 7, 2011 at 10:50 PM #650196January 7, 2011 at 11:34 PM #649097TillersParticipant
So, in the grand scheme of things, is all of this going to prevent more foreclosures, or just delay more foreclosures?
January 7, 2011 at 11:34 PM #649168TillersParticipantSo, in the grand scheme of things, is all of this going to prevent more foreclosures, or just delay more foreclosures?
January 7, 2011 at 11:34 PM #649754TillersParticipantSo, in the grand scheme of things, is all of this going to prevent more foreclosures, or just delay more foreclosures?
January 7, 2011 at 11:34 PM #649890TillersParticipantSo, in the grand scheme of things, is all of this going to prevent more foreclosures, or just delay more foreclosures?
January 7, 2011 at 11:34 PM #650216TillersParticipantSo, in the grand scheme of things, is all of this going to prevent more foreclosures, or just delay more foreclosures?
January 8, 2011 at 3:46 PM #649367GHParticipantPerhaps a really big point is being missed somewhere along the way. Have the occupants being making their mortgage payments or not? I agree the banks may well have royally screwed up the paperwork in the bubble frenzies, but leave this to a judge to decide. In the mean time, the courts should assume control of disputed properties and kick the FB’s out given they have ample opportunity to demonstrate they have indeed made payments as agreed, or the bank does not have the right to reposes the home as it is a wrong address etc.
FB’s who cause issues should also be notified that their loan apps will be subjected to criminal investigation if it turns out they lied substantially on their application. Particularly stated income loans.
January 8, 2011 at 3:46 PM #649438GHParticipantPerhaps a really big point is being missed somewhere along the way. Have the occupants being making their mortgage payments or not? I agree the banks may well have royally screwed up the paperwork in the bubble frenzies, but leave this to a judge to decide. In the mean time, the courts should assume control of disputed properties and kick the FB’s out given they have ample opportunity to demonstrate they have indeed made payments as agreed, or the bank does not have the right to reposes the home as it is a wrong address etc.
FB’s who cause issues should also be notified that their loan apps will be subjected to criminal investigation if it turns out they lied substantially on their application. Particularly stated income loans.
January 8, 2011 at 3:46 PM #650024GHParticipantPerhaps a really big point is being missed somewhere along the way. Have the occupants being making their mortgage payments or not? I agree the banks may well have royally screwed up the paperwork in the bubble frenzies, but leave this to a judge to decide. In the mean time, the courts should assume control of disputed properties and kick the FB’s out given they have ample opportunity to demonstrate they have indeed made payments as agreed, or the bank does not have the right to reposes the home as it is a wrong address etc.
FB’s who cause issues should also be notified that their loan apps will be subjected to criminal investigation if it turns out they lied substantially on their application. Particularly stated income loans.
January 8, 2011 at 3:46 PM #650160GHParticipantPerhaps a really big point is being missed somewhere along the way. Have the occupants being making their mortgage payments or not? I agree the banks may well have royally screwed up the paperwork in the bubble frenzies, but leave this to a judge to decide. In the mean time, the courts should assume control of disputed properties and kick the FB’s out given they have ample opportunity to demonstrate they have indeed made payments as agreed, or the bank does not have the right to reposes the home as it is a wrong address etc.
FB’s who cause issues should also be notified that their loan apps will be subjected to criminal investigation if it turns out they lied substantially on their application. Particularly stated income loans.
January 8, 2011 at 3:46 PM #650485GHParticipantPerhaps a really big point is being missed somewhere along the way. Have the occupants being making their mortgage payments or not? I agree the banks may well have royally screwed up the paperwork in the bubble frenzies, but leave this to a judge to decide. In the mean time, the courts should assume control of disputed properties and kick the FB’s out given they have ample opportunity to demonstrate they have indeed made payments as agreed, or the bank does not have the right to reposes the home as it is a wrong address etc.
FB’s who cause issues should also be notified that their loan apps will be subjected to criminal investigation if it turns out they lied substantially on their application. Particularly stated income loans.
January 8, 2011 at 4:14 PM #649382SD RealtorParticipantVery nice post GH. I agree completely. Once that court sells the home the money can be held in an escrow acct to determine how much goes to the investors, which investors it goes to, and if the servicing agency should get anything.
January 8, 2011 at 4:14 PM #649453SD RealtorParticipantVery nice post GH. I agree completely. Once that court sells the home the money can be held in an escrow acct to determine how much goes to the investors, which investors it goes to, and if the servicing agency should get anything.
January 8, 2011 at 4:14 PM #650039SD RealtorParticipantVery nice post GH. I agree completely. Once that court sells the home the money can be held in an escrow acct to determine how much goes to the investors, which investors it goes to, and if the servicing agency should get anything.
January 8, 2011 at 4:14 PM #650175SD RealtorParticipantVery nice post GH. I agree completely. Once that court sells the home the money can be held in an escrow acct to determine how much goes to the investors, which investors it goes to, and if the servicing agency should get anything.
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