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March 11, 2010 at 3:46 PM #524683March 11, 2010 at 3:58 PM #524688
desmond
ParticipantAnd Eugene said “Homeowners are usually more educated than renters”
March 11, 2010 at 3:58 PM #525361desmond
ParticipantAnd Eugene said “Homeowners are usually more educated than renters”
March 11, 2010 at 3:58 PM #524821desmond
ParticipantAnd Eugene said “Homeowners are usually more educated than renters”
March 11, 2010 at 3:58 PM #525618desmond
ParticipantAnd Eugene said “Homeowners are usually more educated than renters”
March 11, 2010 at 3:58 PM #525264desmond
ParticipantAnd Eugene said “Homeowners are usually more educated than renters”
March 11, 2010 at 6:03 PM #524743NotCranky
ParticipantYes of course, we are welcome to agree to disagree.
There will be plenty of disincentive for your friends thinking about scamming or letting their anger out publicly.You also simply can’t get the leverage someone who is sitting in a house worth 50% of what it was before has and at this point in the “crisis” it isn’t worth ruining your credit. You couldn’t demand a cramdown on a house you bought today anymore than that infamous woman who chained herself to her porch in Mira Mesa could. Timing is everything and we don’t set the clock. This will all be behind us about the time the get out of jail free cards are played to the lucky and crafty.
Yeah, some of us will want to be mad but we might as well nip that in the bud. It isn’t going to get anyone anywhere.I also think these rescues will be distributed politically. A good portion to the better to do and connected, who really never missed a beat, but know how to work the system and some tokens to the poor.
March 11, 2010 at 6:03 PM #525416NotCranky
ParticipantYes of course, we are welcome to agree to disagree.
There will be plenty of disincentive for your friends thinking about scamming or letting their anger out publicly.You also simply can’t get the leverage someone who is sitting in a house worth 50% of what it was before has and at this point in the “crisis” it isn’t worth ruining your credit. You couldn’t demand a cramdown on a house you bought today anymore than that infamous woman who chained herself to her porch in Mira Mesa could. Timing is everything and we don’t set the clock. This will all be behind us about the time the get out of jail free cards are played to the lucky and crafty.
Yeah, some of us will want to be mad but we might as well nip that in the bud. It isn’t going to get anyone anywhere.I also think these rescues will be distributed politically. A good portion to the better to do and connected, who really never missed a beat, but know how to work the system and some tokens to the poor.
March 11, 2010 at 6:03 PM #525319NotCranky
ParticipantYes of course, we are welcome to agree to disagree.
There will be plenty of disincentive for your friends thinking about scamming or letting their anger out publicly.You also simply can’t get the leverage someone who is sitting in a house worth 50% of what it was before has and at this point in the “crisis” it isn’t worth ruining your credit. You couldn’t demand a cramdown on a house you bought today anymore than that infamous woman who chained herself to her porch in Mira Mesa could. Timing is everything and we don’t set the clock. This will all be behind us about the time the get out of jail free cards are played to the lucky and crafty.
Yeah, some of us will want to be mad but we might as well nip that in the bud. It isn’t going to get anyone anywhere.I also think these rescues will be distributed politically. A good portion to the better to do and connected, who really never missed a beat, but know how to work the system and some tokens to the poor.
March 11, 2010 at 6:03 PM #525673NotCranky
ParticipantYes of course, we are welcome to agree to disagree.
There will be plenty of disincentive for your friends thinking about scamming or letting their anger out publicly.You also simply can’t get the leverage someone who is sitting in a house worth 50% of what it was before has and at this point in the “crisis” it isn’t worth ruining your credit. You couldn’t demand a cramdown on a house you bought today anymore than that infamous woman who chained herself to her porch in Mira Mesa could. Timing is everything and we don’t set the clock. This will all be behind us about the time the get out of jail free cards are played to the lucky and crafty.
Yeah, some of us will want to be mad but we might as well nip that in the bud. It isn’t going to get anyone anywhere.I also think these rescues will be distributed politically. A good portion to the better to do and connected, who really never missed a beat, but know how to work the system and some tokens to the poor.
March 11, 2010 at 6:03 PM #524876NotCranky
ParticipantYes of course, we are welcome to agree to disagree.
There will be plenty of disincentive for your friends thinking about scamming or letting their anger out publicly.You also simply can’t get the leverage someone who is sitting in a house worth 50% of what it was before has and at this point in the “crisis” it isn’t worth ruining your credit. You couldn’t demand a cramdown on a house you bought today anymore than that infamous woman who chained herself to her porch in Mira Mesa could. Timing is everything and we don’t set the clock. This will all be behind us about the time the get out of jail free cards are played to the lucky and crafty.
Yeah, some of us will want to be mad but we might as well nip that in the bud. It isn’t going to get anyone anywhere.I also think these rescues will be distributed politically. A good portion to the better to do and connected, who really never missed a beat, but know how to work the system and some tokens to the poor.
March 11, 2010 at 6:34 PM #524757Anonymous
Guestca renter- how do you know that some of the people caught up in all this mess weren’t prudent? I know people who put thier savings into a home thinking that they would be priced out of the market. They just weren’t as savvy as those in the know.
They still pay taxes, they work, they are good honest people- However not only is thier house underwater but, they are also footing the bill to bailout whom ever the govt wants to bailout and its not them.
If principle reductions were going to happen they should have already done it- BEFORE the banks got bailed-Too late now.
They aren’t walking, they like where they live, it just irks me when I hear people act like they are single handedly footing the bailout.
March 11, 2010 at 6:34 PM #525431Anonymous
Guestca renter- how do you know that some of the people caught up in all this mess weren’t prudent? I know people who put thier savings into a home thinking that they would be priced out of the market. They just weren’t as savvy as those in the know.
They still pay taxes, they work, they are good honest people- However not only is thier house underwater but, they are also footing the bill to bailout whom ever the govt wants to bailout and its not them.
If principle reductions were going to happen they should have already done it- BEFORE the banks got bailed-Too late now.
They aren’t walking, they like where they live, it just irks me when I hear people act like they are single handedly footing the bailout.
March 11, 2010 at 6:34 PM #525334Anonymous
Guestca renter- how do you know that some of the people caught up in all this mess weren’t prudent? I know people who put thier savings into a home thinking that they would be priced out of the market. They just weren’t as savvy as those in the know.
They still pay taxes, they work, they are good honest people- However not only is thier house underwater but, they are also footing the bill to bailout whom ever the govt wants to bailout and its not them.
If principle reductions were going to happen they should have already done it- BEFORE the banks got bailed-Too late now.
They aren’t walking, they like where they live, it just irks me when I hear people act like they are single handedly footing the bailout.
March 11, 2010 at 6:34 PM #525688Anonymous
Guestca renter- how do you know that some of the people caught up in all this mess weren’t prudent? I know people who put thier savings into a home thinking that they would be priced out of the market. They just weren’t as savvy as those in the know.
They still pay taxes, they work, they are good honest people- However not only is thier house underwater but, they are also footing the bill to bailout whom ever the govt wants to bailout and its not them.
If principle reductions were going to happen they should have already done it- BEFORE the banks got bailed-Too late now.
They aren’t walking, they like where they live, it just irks me when I hear people act like they are single handedly footing the bailout.
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