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April 16, 2009 at 11:58 AM #382642April 16, 2009 at 2:29 PM #382111
ibjames
Participantwow, you see what people owe on these loans and the amount of loan they took out, so crazy
April 16, 2009 at 2:29 PM #382381ibjames
Participantwow, you see what people owe on these loans and the amount of loan they took out, so crazy
April 16, 2009 at 2:29 PM #382572ibjames
Participantwow, you see what people owe on these loans and the amount of loan they took out, so crazy
April 16, 2009 at 2:29 PM #382619ibjames
Participantwow, you see what people owe on these loans and the amount of loan they took out, so crazy
April 16, 2009 at 2:29 PM #382750ibjames
Participantwow, you see what people owe on these loans and the amount of loan they took out, so crazy
April 16, 2009 at 6:16 PM #382885jpinpb
ParticipantYou see what people owe and think what they heck were they thinking? Then remember that they bought w/the intention of flipping, b/c after all, real estate is just expected to continue to go up forever.
Then you think, why would they do a loan mod and continue to owe so much when it’s worth a fraction of the loan amount. Even if they get a fixed lower rate.
Then you think, what if they lose a job, which is very likely, since our unemployment continues to rise.
So I guess the answer is, you don’t pay your mortgage, you live there for free for a year+, you lose your job and collect unemployment for 2+ years.
I’m sufficiently disgusted now.
April 16, 2009 at 6:16 PM #382754jpinpb
ParticipantYou see what people owe and think what they heck were they thinking? Then remember that they bought w/the intention of flipping, b/c after all, real estate is just expected to continue to go up forever.
Then you think, why would they do a loan mod and continue to owe so much when it’s worth a fraction of the loan amount. Even if they get a fixed lower rate.
Then you think, what if they lose a job, which is very likely, since our unemployment continues to rise.
So I guess the answer is, you don’t pay your mortgage, you live there for free for a year+, you lose your job and collect unemployment for 2+ years.
I’m sufficiently disgusted now.
April 16, 2009 at 6:16 PM #382706jpinpb
ParticipantYou see what people owe and think what they heck were they thinking? Then remember that they bought w/the intention of flipping, b/c after all, real estate is just expected to continue to go up forever.
Then you think, why would they do a loan mod and continue to owe so much when it’s worth a fraction of the loan amount. Even if they get a fixed lower rate.
Then you think, what if they lose a job, which is very likely, since our unemployment continues to rise.
So I guess the answer is, you don’t pay your mortgage, you live there for free for a year+, you lose your job and collect unemployment for 2+ years.
I’m sufficiently disgusted now.
April 16, 2009 at 6:16 PM #382515jpinpb
ParticipantYou see what people owe and think what they heck were they thinking? Then remember that they bought w/the intention of flipping, b/c after all, real estate is just expected to continue to go up forever.
Then you think, why would they do a loan mod and continue to owe so much when it’s worth a fraction of the loan amount. Even if they get a fixed lower rate.
Then you think, what if they lose a job, which is very likely, since our unemployment continues to rise.
So I guess the answer is, you don’t pay your mortgage, you live there for free for a year+, you lose your job and collect unemployment for 2+ years.
I’m sufficiently disgusted now.
April 16, 2009 at 6:16 PM #382246jpinpb
ParticipantYou see what people owe and think what they heck were they thinking? Then remember that they bought w/the intention of flipping, b/c after all, real estate is just expected to continue to go up forever.
Then you think, why would they do a loan mod and continue to owe so much when it’s worth a fraction of the loan amount. Even if they get a fixed lower rate.
Then you think, what if they lose a job, which is very likely, since our unemployment continues to rise.
So I guess the answer is, you don’t pay your mortgage, you live there for free for a year+, you lose your job and collect unemployment for 2+ years.
I’m sufficiently disgusted now.
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