FHA Mortgage Insurance Premiums may triple

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[quote=HLS]We aren’t dealing with too many people who think.
FHA is the new subprime. Without it, the houisng market would collapse.

We are dealing with a society that has an entitlement attitude and thinks that their civil rights are violated if they can’t get a mortgage.
Greed and foolishness is rampant. People think they are looked down upon if they are a renter.

The wise ones have been renters the last 5-6 years and have no money in the stock market. How UNAmerican is that ?

The recent move to “address risk” at FHA was if a credit score is below 580, you need 10% down. Above 580 3.50% down is still possible, and the seller can only contribute 3% of the sales price instead of 6%.
This is a very, very, sick situation.

http://portal.hud.gov/portal/page/portal/HUD/press/press_releases_media_advisories/2010/HUDNo.10-016%5B/quote%5D

FHA is a crock, and should be killed. But then again, F/F are failed institutions in the most obvious way possible, and yet they are bigger than ever. Economics isnt the name of the game, politics is. Until the taxpayer bills come due no one will have the balls to do the right thing.

And people are looked down upon as a renter. They dont think they are. Now, they are obviously doing the right thing, and have been born out by 2008-now, but the mentality hasnt changed. I still hear friends say dumb things like ‘throwing away money on rent’ all the time.

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A few general principles:

1) Once government gets into something, it will never get out of it (until it eventually collapses under its own weight).

2)Any time the government tries to provide “affordable” XYZ, you can be sure that the price of XYZ will increase.

3) Borrowing and spending money that doesn’t exist will debase the value of the currency eventually. That money has to end up somewhere, often where you least expect it.

Ignore these at your own peril. You may be totally correct as you wander the streets of SD 40 years from now, shouting at passersby – “It’s the damn government intervention! That’s why your houses all cost 10 billion dollars!” They’ll shake their heads and ignore you as they head back to their 10 billion dollar crappy condos in Normal Heights, maybe stopping to pick up a thousand dollar six pack of beer on the way.

[blahblahblah]

A few general principles:

1) Once government gets into something, it will never get out of it (until it eventually collapses under its own weight).

2)Any time the government tries to provide “affordable” XYZ, you can be sure that the price of XYZ will increase.

3) Borrowing and spending money that doesn’t exist will debase the value of the currency eventually. That money has to end up somewhere, often where you least expect it.

Ignore these at your own peril. You may be totally correct as you wander the streets of SD 40 years from now, shouting at passersby – “It’s the damn government intervention! That’s why your houses all cost 10 billion dollars!” They’ll shake their heads and ignore you as they head back to their 10 billion dollar crappy condos in Normal Heights, maybe stopping to pick up a thousand dollar six pack of beer on the way.

[blahblahblah]

A few general principles:

1) Once government gets into something, it will never get out of it (until it eventually collapses under its own weight).

2)Any time the government tries to provide “affordable” XYZ, you can be sure that the price of XYZ will increase.

3) Borrowing and spending money that doesn’t exist will debase the value of the currency eventually. That money has to end up somewhere, often where you least expect it.

Ignore these at your own peril. You may be totally correct as you wander the streets of SD 40 years from now, shouting at passersby – “It’s the damn government intervention! That’s why your houses all cost 10 billion dollars!” They’ll shake their heads and ignore you as they head back to their 10 billion dollar crappy condos in Normal Heights, maybe stopping to pick up a thousand dollar six pack of beer on the way.

[blahblahblah]

A few general principles:

1) Once government gets into something, it will never get out of it (until it eventually collapses under its own weight).

2)Any time the government tries to provide “affordable” XYZ, you can be sure that the price of XYZ will increase.

3) Borrowing and spending money that doesn’t exist will debase the value of the currency eventually. That money has to end up somewhere, often where you least expect it.

Ignore these at your own peril. You may be totally correct as you wander the streets of SD 40 years from now, shouting at passersby – “It’s the damn government intervention! That’s why your houses all cost 10 billion dollars!” They’ll shake their heads and ignore you as they head back to their 10 billion dollar crappy condos in Normal Heights, maybe stopping to pick up a thousand dollar six pack of beer on the way.

[blahblahblah]

A few general principles:

1) Once government gets into something, it will never get out of it (until it eventually collapses under its own weight).

2)Any time the government tries to provide “affordable” XYZ, you can be sure that the price of XYZ will increase.

3) Borrowing and spending money that doesn’t exist will debase the value of the currency eventually. That money has to end up somewhere, often where you least expect it.

Ignore these at your own peril. You may be totally correct as you wander the streets of SD 40 years from now, shouting at passersby – “It’s the damn government intervention! That’s why your houses all cost 10 billion dollars!” They’ll shake their heads and ignore you as they head back to their 10 billion dollar crappy condos in Normal Heights, maybe stopping to pick up a thousand dollar six pack of beer on the way.

[scaredyclassic]

heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…

[scaredyclassic]

heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…

[scaredyclassic]

heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…

[scaredyclassic]

heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…

[scaredyclassic]

heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…

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[quote=walterwhite]heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…[/quote]

Hahahaha. In the future, King Cobra malt liquor will be $100 a can.

BTW if you haven’t seen “Idiocracy” it deals with this in detail.

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[quote=walterwhite]heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…[/quote]

Hahahaha. In the future, King Cobra malt liquor will be $100 a can.

BTW if you haven’t seen “Idiocracy” it deals with this in detail.

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[quote=walterwhite]heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…[/quote]

Hahahaha. In the future, King Cobra malt liquor will be $100 a can.

BTW if you haven’t seen “Idiocracy” it deals with this in detail.

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[quote=walterwhite]heh heh….i suspect you’re right. but i’ll be drinking the cheap stuff — $500 a 6 pack. saving up for my downpayment. any day now…[/quote]

Hahahaha. In the future, King Cobra malt liquor will be $100 a can.

BTW if you haven’t seen “Idiocracy” it deals with this in detail.

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