BOA to increase foreclosure rate from 7500 per mo. to 45000 per mo.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Avalanche ??

Anyway OK I will bite,

So let say this thing gets rolling, so What’s to stop the Local State Gov from suspending foreclosures???

I mean it’s not like it would be something they haven’t done before

[an]

[quote=briansd1]I think we need to come up with a better word than tsunami. A tsunami hits the coast the hardest then it weakens as the water moves inland.

The metaphor doesn’t work.[/quote]
Sorry Brian, but the burden is on your to try and come up w/ a new metaphor and hope it’ll stick. I don’t know who came up w/ the tsunami metaphor but it stuck.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]I think we need to come up with a better word than tsunami. A tsunami hits the coast the hardest then it weakens as the water moves inland.

The metaphor doesn’t work.[/quote]
Sorry Brian, but the burden is on your to try and come up w/ a new metaphor and hope it’ll stick. I don’t know who came up w/ the tsunami metaphor but it stuck.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]I think we need to come up with a better word than tsunami. A tsunami hits the coast the hardest then it weakens as the water moves inland.

The metaphor doesn’t work.[/quote]
Sorry Brian, but the burden is on your to try and come up w/ a new metaphor and hope it’ll stick. I don’t know who came up w/ the tsunami metaphor but it stuck.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]I think we need to come up with a better word than tsunami. A tsunami hits the coast the hardest then it weakens as the water moves inland.

The metaphor doesn’t work.[/quote]
Sorry Brian, but the burden is on your to try and come up w/ a new metaphor and hope it’ll stick. I don’t know who came up w/ the tsunami metaphor but it stuck.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]I think we need to come up with a better word than tsunami. A tsunami hits the coast the hardest then it weakens as the water moves inland.

The metaphor doesn’t work.[/quote]
Sorry Brian, but the burden is on your to try and come up w/ a new metaphor and hope it’ll stick. I don’t know who came up w/ the tsunami metaphor but it stuck.

[sd_matt]

How bout a hose in a swimming pool?

[sd_matt]

How bout a hose in a swimming pool?

[sd_matt]

How bout a hose in a swimming pool?

[sd_matt]

How bout a hose in a swimming pool?

[sd_matt]

How bout a hose in a swimming pool?

[cabal]

Proceeding with this action means a plan is in place and approved by TPTB. BofA won’t be allowed to flood the market with reos and pancake housing prices except in those areas where historical norms have been reached. More than likely the inventory will be transferred to holding entities and managed as rentals, introducing a few for sale when appropriate. No tsunami is coming except in areas that no one cares about like Detroit.

[cabal]

Proceeding with this action means a plan is in place and approved by TPTB. BofA won’t be allowed to flood the market with reos and pancake housing prices except in those areas where historical norms have been reached. More than likely the inventory will be transferred to holding entities and managed as rentals, introducing a few for sale when appropriate. No tsunami is coming except in areas that no one cares about like Detroit.

[cabal]

Proceeding with this action means a plan is in place and approved by TPTB. BofA won’t be allowed to flood the market with reos and pancake housing prices except in those areas where historical norms have been reached. More than likely the inventory will be transferred to holding entities and managed as rentals, introducing a few for sale when appropriate. No tsunami is coming except in areas that no one cares about like Detroit.

[cabal]

Proceeding with this action means a plan is in place and approved by TPTB. BofA won’t be allowed to flood the market with reos and pancake housing prices except in those areas where historical norms have been reached. More than likely the inventory will be transferred to holding entities and managed as rentals, introducing a few for sale when appropriate. No tsunami is coming except in areas that no one cares about like Detroit.

[Author]

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