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September 6, 2008 at 8:25 PM #267442September 6, 2008 at 10:06 PM #267177capemanParticipant
Remember that the Alt-A wave has just gotten started. They will likely try to make more mortgage relief but what’s on the books was already under threat of firesale prior to the Gov’t stepping in. That’s probably still very likely.
September 6, 2008 at 10:06 PM #267394capemanParticipantRemember that the Alt-A wave has just gotten started. They will likely try to make more mortgage relief but what’s on the books was already under threat of firesale prior to the Gov’t stepping in. That’s probably still very likely.
September 6, 2008 at 10:06 PM #267411capemanParticipantRemember that the Alt-A wave has just gotten started. They will likely try to make more mortgage relief but what’s on the books was already under threat of firesale prior to the Gov’t stepping in. That’s probably still very likely.
September 6, 2008 at 10:06 PM #267455capemanParticipantRemember that the Alt-A wave has just gotten started. They will likely try to make more mortgage relief but what’s on the books was already under threat of firesale prior to the Gov’t stepping in. That’s probably still very likely.
September 6, 2008 at 10:06 PM #267488capemanParticipantRemember that the Alt-A wave has just gotten started. They will likely try to make more mortgage relief but what’s on the books was already under threat of firesale prior to the Gov’t stepping in. That’s probably still very likely.
September 6, 2008 at 11:14 PM #267193CoronitaParticipantI have to congratulate everyone here on piggington…….Because you will now all be homeowners whether you like it or not……you’re hard earned tax dollars are now going to go directly to those FAE/FNM bondholders overseas.
September 6, 2008 at 11:14 PM #267409CoronitaParticipantI have to congratulate everyone here on piggington…….Because you will now all be homeowners whether you like it or not……you’re hard earned tax dollars are now going to go directly to those FAE/FNM bondholders overseas.
September 6, 2008 at 11:14 PM #267425CoronitaParticipantI have to congratulate everyone here on piggington…….Because you will now all be homeowners whether you like it or not……you’re hard earned tax dollars are now going to go directly to those FAE/FNM bondholders overseas.
September 6, 2008 at 11:14 PM #267470CoronitaParticipantI have to congratulate everyone here on piggington…….Because you will now all be homeowners whether you like it or not……you’re hard earned tax dollars are now going to go directly to those FAE/FNM bondholders overseas.
September 6, 2008 at 11:14 PM #267503CoronitaParticipantI have to congratulate everyone here on piggington…….Because you will now all be homeowners whether you like it or not……you’re hard earned tax dollars are now going to go directly to those FAE/FNM bondholders overseas.
September 6, 2008 at 11:59 PM #267207SD RealtorParticipantFLU I agree with you that it does indeed suck but really is not anything that is unexpected. We discussed these sorts of events in the past because we all knew that deep down, the government has/had no other choice. It is kind of like that inevitable prostrate exam, that men have to get when they reach a certain age. You dread it, you do everything to avoid it but at some point… well you know the rest of the story.
Seriously we talked about a conservatorship or some equivalent of the trust resolution entity of the 90’s… which is what this really is and well… so now it has happened. I agree with everything you said, it is really disgraceful and well… I guess we need to think about the next logical step.
What concerns me now is how the next wave of foreclosures will indeed be dealt with. My biggest fear is for a possible substantial socialization of these distressed homeowners. I don’t doubt for a minute that we could see loan adjustments that will be backed by the government perhaps in the form of massive writedowns in addition to fixed low interest rates. Of course the new loans would be FHA insured as well.
So no, we will not be homeowners like you said… I think of it as we will be more live benevolent philanthropists… except that we will not even be able to deduct the expense.
You are right though as they will pack our dollars in big crates and send them back east…
It is pretty sad.
September 6, 2008 at 11:59 PM #267424SD RealtorParticipantFLU I agree with you that it does indeed suck but really is not anything that is unexpected. We discussed these sorts of events in the past because we all knew that deep down, the government has/had no other choice. It is kind of like that inevitable prostrate exam, that men have to get when they reach a certain age. You dread it, you do everything to avoid it but at some point… well you know the rest of the story.
Seriously we talked about a conservatorship or some equivalent of the trust resolution entity of the 90’s… which is what this really is and well… so now it has happened. I agree with everything you said, it is really disgraceful and well… I guess we need to think about the next logical step.
What concerns me now is how the next wave of foreclosures will indeed be dealt with. My biggest fear is for a possible substantial socialization of these distressed homeowners. I don’t doubt for a minute that we could see loan adjustments that will be backed by the government perhaps in the form of massive writedowns in addition to fixed low interest rates. Of course the new loans would be FHA insured as well.
So no, we will not be homeowners like you said… I think of it as we will be more live benevolent philanthropists… except that we will not even be able to deduct the expense.
You are right though as they will pack our dollars in big crates and send them back east…
It is pretty sad.
September 6, 2008 at 11:59 PM #267440SD RealtorParticipantFLU I agree with you that it does indeed suck but really is not anything that is unexpected. We discussed these sorts of events in the past because we all knew that deep down, the government has/had no other choice. It is kind of like that inevitable prostrate exam, that men have to get when they reach a certain age. You dread it, you do everything to avoid it but at some point… well you know the rest of the story.
Seriously we talked about a conservatorship or some equivalent of the trust resolution entity of the 90’s… which is what this really is and well… so now it has happened. I agree with everything you said, it is really disgraceful and well… I guess we need to think about the next logical step.
What concerns me now is how the next wave of foreclosures will indeed be dealt with. My biggest fear is for a possible substantial socialization of these distressed homeowners. I don’t doubt for a minute that we could see loan adjustments that will be backed by the government perhaps in the form of massive writedowns in addition to fixed low interest rates. Of course the new loans would be FHA insured as well.
So no, we will not be homeowners like you said… I think of it as we will be more live benevolent philanthropists… except that we will not even be able to deduct the expense.
You are right though as they will pack our dollars in big crates and send them back east…
It is pretty sad.
September 6, 2008 at 11:59 PM #267486SD RealtorParticipantFLU I agree with you that it does indeed suck but really is not anything that is unexpected. We discussed these sorts of events in the past because we all knew that deep down, the government has/had no other choice. It is kind of like that inevitable prostrate exam, that men have to get when they reach a certain age. You dread it, you do everything to avoid it but at some point… well you know the rest of the story.
Seriously we talked about a conservatorship or some equivalent of the trust resolution entity of the 90’s… which is what this really is and well… so now it has happened. I agree with everything you said, it is really disgraceful and well… I guess we need to think about the next logical step.
What concerns me now is how the next wave of foreclosures will indeed be dealt with. My biggest fear is for a possible substantial socialization of these distressed homeowners. I don’t doubt for a minute that we could see loan adjustments that will be backed by the government perhaps in the form of massive writedowns in addition to fixed low interest rates. Of course the new loans would be FHA insured as well.
So no, we will not be homeowners like you said… I think of it as we will be more live benevolent philanthropists… except that we will not even be able to deduct the expense.
You are right though as they will pack our dollars in big crates and send them back east…
It is pretty sad.
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