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November 2, 2008 at 8:00 AM #14348November 2, 2008 at 9:15 AM #296606kewpParticipant
Talk about a moral hazard!
Why shouldn’t everybody get a writedown?
Why shouldn’t first time buyers get comped a down payment from the bank?
November 2, 2008 at 9:15 AM #297023kewpParticipantTalk about a moral hazard!
Why shouldn’t everybody get a writedown?
Why shouldn’t first time buyers get comped a down payment from the bank?
November 2, 2008 at 9:15 AM #296979kewpParticipantTalk about a moral hazard!
Why shouldn’t everybody get a writedown?
Why shouldn’t first time buyers get comped a down payment from the bank?
November 2, 2008 at 9:15 AM #296967kewpParticipantTalk about a moral hazard!
Why shouldn’t everybody get a writedown?
Why shouldn’t first time buyers get comped a down payment from the bank?
November 2, 2008 at 9:15 AM #296949kewpParticipantTalk about a moral hazard!
Why shouldn’t everybody get a writedown?
Why shouldn’t first time buyers get comped a down payment from the bank?
November 2, 2008 at 10:54 AM #297000The OC ScamParticipantI have decided everyday to call my federal bank and ask why I’m not getting money just because I’m making my payments on time and put down 20%.
This is total BS I’m so pissed about this loan shit its driving me crazy.
The other day a Distant family member of mine who bought a horse crap house during 2006 was complaining because their bank has reduced their interest rate and principle amount 10% but they are still going to walk away.
What the hell are we teaching this generation and the next to come and why the F should I keep making my payment when the bank tells me they can reduce my interest rate and principle if I only become delinquent. Oh by the way I have to stick to the plan because I make to much money and put to much money down….I should have put the bare minimum down and quit my job ..looking back now!!
Cheers to America
November 2, 2008 at 10:54 AM #297017The OC ScamParticipantI have decided everyday to call my federal bank and ask why I’m not getting money just because I’m making my payments on time and put down 20%.
This is total BS I’m so pissed about this loan shit its driving me crazy.
The other day a Distant family member of mine who bought a horse crap house during 2006 was complaining because their bank has reduced their interest rate and principle amount 10% but they are still going to walk away.
What the hell are we teaching this generation and the next to come and why the F should I keep making my payment when the bank tells me they can reduce my interest rate and principle if I only become delinquent. Oh by the way I have to stick to the plan because I make to much money and put to much money down….I should have put the bare minimum down and quit my job ..looking back now!!
Cheers to America
November 2, 2008 at 10:54 AM #296656The OC ScamParticipantI have decided everyday to call my federal bank and ask why I’m not getting money just because I’m making my payments on time and put down 20%.
This is total BS I’m so pissed about this loan shit its driving me crazy.
The other day a Distant family member of mine who bought a horse crap house during 2006 was complaining because their bank has reduced their interest rate and principle amount 10% but they are still going to walk away.
What the hell are we teaching this generation and the next to come and why the F should I keep making my payment when the bank tells me they can reduce my interest rate and principle if I only become delinquent. Oh by the way I have to stick to the plan because I make to much money and put to much money down….I should have put the bare minimum down and quit my job ..looking back now!!
Cheers to America
November 2, 2008 at 10:54 AM #297030The OC ScamParticipantI have decided everyday to call my federal bank and ask why I’m not getting money just because I’m making my payments on time and put down 20%.
This is total BS I’m so pissed about this loan shit its driving me crazy.
The other day a Distant family member of mine who bought a horse crap house during 2006 was complaining because their bank has reduced their interest rate and principle amount 10% but they are still going to walk away.
What the hell are we teaching this generation and the next to come and why the F should I keep making my payment when the bank tells me they can reduce my interest rate and principle if I only become delinquent. Oh by the way I have to stick to the plan because I make to much money and put to much money down….I should have put the bare minimum down and quit my job ..looking back now!!
Cheers to America
November 2, 2008 at 10:54 AM #297073The OC ScamParticipantI have decided everyday to call my federal bank and ask why I’m not getting money just because I’m making my payments on time and put down 20%.
This is total BS I’m so pissed about this loan shit its driving me crazy.
The other day a Distant family member of mine who bought a horse crap house during 2006 was complaining because their bank has reduced their interest rate and principle amount 10% but they are still going to walk away.
What the hell are we teaching this generation and the next to come and why the F should I keep making my payment when the bank tells me they can reduce my interest rate and principle if I only become delinquent. Oh by the way I have to stick to the plan because I make to much money and put to much money down….I should have put the bare minimum down and quit my job ..looking back now!!
Cheers to America
November 2, 2008 at 2:53 PM #296741AnonymousGuestI couldn’t agree more. It makes me so angry to see people be able to get out of their obligations so easily. When I graduated from college, I bought a house within my means and have made every payment on time. When the rates fell a few years ago, I refinanced into a lower, fixed rate. Meanwhile, my contemporaries were buying beyond their means and betting on their rising income. Now they’re getting their rates reduced to levels below mine. How is that fair? I’m the sucker. I should’ve done the same and I too could get a free ride.
November 2, 2008 at 2:53 PM #297085AnonymousGuestI couldn’t agree more. It makes me so angry to see people be able to get out of their obligations so easily. When I graduated from college, I bought a house within my means and have made every payment on time. When the rates fell a few years ago, I refinanced into a lower, fixed rate. Meanwhile, my contemporaries were buying beyond their means and betting on their rising income. Now they’re getting their rates reduced to levels below mine. How is that fair? I’m the sucker. I should’ve done the same and I too could get a free ride.
November 2, 2008 at 2:53 PM #297101AnonymousGuestI couldn’t agree more. It makes me so angry to see people be able to get out of their obligations so easily. When I graduated from college, I bought a house within my means and have made every payment on time. When the rates fell a few years ago, I refinanced into a lower, fixed rate. Meanwhile, my contemporaries were buying beyond their means and betting on their rising income. Now they’re getting their rates reduced to levels below mine. How is that fair? I’m the sucker. I should’ve done the same and I too could get a free ride.
November 2, 2008 at 2:53 PM #297114AnonymousGuestI couldn’t agree more. It makes me so angry to see people be able to get out of their obligations so easily. When I graduated from college, I bought a house within my means and have made every payment on time. When the rates fell a few years ago, I refinanced into a lower, fixed rate. Meanwhile, my contemporaries were buying beyond their means and betting on their rising income. Now they’re getting their rates reduced to levels below mine. How is that fair? I’m the sucker. I should’ve done the same and I too could get a free ride.
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