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November 11, 2008 at 12:21 PM #14416November 11, 2008 at 4:45 PM #302874
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ParticipantFirst off, Why does the government need to be contacted about your plan? I mean, it isnt like this isnt already being done with IndyMac (writedowns for future appreciation) so any bank that sees this as a viable option to what is happening now already has a template in place to follow. Why does any federal offical need to be involved in this at all?
November 11, 2008 at 4:45 PM #303238DWCAP
ParticipantFirst off, Why does the government need to be contacted about your plan? I mean, it isnt like this isnt already being done with IndyMac (writedowns for future appreciation) so any bank that sees this as a viable option to what is happening now already has a template in place to follow. Why does any federal offical need to be involved in this at all?
November 11, 2008 at 4:45 PM #303249DWCAP
ParticipantFirst off, Why does the government need to be contacted about your plan? I mean, it isnt like this isnt already being done with IndyMac (writedowns for future appreciation) so any bank that sees this as a viable option to what is happening now already has a template in place to follow. Why does any federal offical need to be involved in this at all?
November 11, 2008 at 4:45 PM #303265DWCAP
ParticipantFirst off, Why does the government need to be contacted about your plan? I mean, it isnt like this isnt already being done with IndyMac (writedowns for future appreciation) so any bank that sees this as a viable option to what is happening now already has a template in place to follow. Why does any federal offical need to be involved in this at all?
November 11, 2008 at 4:45 PM #303322DWCAP
ParticipantFirst off, Why does the government need to be contacted about your plan? I mean, it isnt like this isnt already being done with IndyMac (writedowns for future appreciation) so any bank that sees this as a viable option to what is happening now already has a template in place to follow. Why does any federal offical need to be involved in this at all?
November 11, 2008 at 9:25 PM #303010j
ParticipantForeclosures are the solution, not the problem. The problem is that people with good jobs cannot “really” afford to live in their community. Foreclosures will reduce prices to a level that average people can afford to buy a house and pay it off. What pay off a house, how will mortgage brokers live?
My grandparents can afford to live in San Diego, because they paid off their house. The baby boomers are not paying off their houses and will need to move to less expensive areas as they retire. It should be about reducing your cost of living as you retire, not amount a paper gain.
November 11, 2008 at 9:25 PM #303373j
ParticipantForeclosures are the solution, not the problem. The problem is that people with good jobs cannot “really” afford to live in their community. Foreclosures will reduce prices to a level that average people can afford to buy a house and pay it off. What pay off a house, how will mortgage brokers live?
My grandparents can afford to live in San Diego, because they paid off their house. The baby boomers are not paying off their houses and will need to move to less expensive areas as they retire. It should be about reducing your cost of living as you retire, not amount a paper gain.
November 11, 2008 at 9:25 PM #303384j
ParticipantForeclosures are the solution, not the problem. The problem is that people with good jobs cannot “really” afford to live in their community. Foreclosures will reduce prices to a level that average people can afford to buy a house and pay it off. What pay off a house, how will mortgage brokers live?
My grandparents can afford to live in San Diego, because they paid off their house. The baby boomers are not paying off their houses and will need to move to less expensive areas as they retire. It should be about reducing your cost of living as you retire, not amount a paper gain.
November 11, 2008 at 9:25 PM #303402j
ParticipantForeclosures are the solution, not the problem. The problem is that people with good jobs cannot “really” afford to live in their community. Foreclosures will reduce prices to a level that average people can afford to buy a house and pay it off. What pay off a house, how will mortgage brokers live?
My grandparents can afford to live in San Diego, because they paid off their house. The baby boomers are not paying off their houses and will need to move to less expensive areas as they retire. It should be about reducing your cost of living as you retire, not amount a paper gain.
November 11, 2008 at 9:25 PM #303457j
ParticipantForeclosures are the solution, not the problem. The problem is that people with good jobs cannot “really” afford to live in their community. Foreclosures will reduce prices to a level that average people can afford to buy a house and pay it off. What pay off a house, how will mortgage brokers live?
My grandparents can afford to live in San Diego, because they paid off their house. The baby boomers are not paying off their houses and will need to move to less expensive areas as they retire. It should be about reducing your cost of living as you retire, not amount a paper gain.
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