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June 24, 2010 at 5:12 PM #571982June 24, 2010 at 5:16 PM #570983
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ParticipantCAR – I’m sharing your sentiments. When you go for the drink w/Scarlett, count me in.
Scarlett – I heard about the FM thing on Marketplace when they were discussing it. they (FM) control about 25-30 percent of the mortgage market these days
Your link For such a borrower, Fannie said it would not buy or guarantee another home loan for seven years.
That’s if Fannie is even around in seven years. It almost is like a non-threat.
June 24, 2010 at 5:16 PM #571079ParticipantCAR – I’m sharing your sentiments. When you go for the drink w/Scarlett, count me in.
Scarlett – I heard about the FM thing on Marketplace when they were discussing it. they (FM) control about 25-30 percent of the mortgage market these days
Your link For such a borrower, Fannie said it would not buy or guarantee another home loan for seven years.
That’s if Fannie is even around in seven years. It almost is like a non-threat.
June 24, 2010 at 5:16 PM #571597ParticipantCAR – I’m sharing your sentiments. When you go for the drink w/Scarlett, count me in.
Scarlett – I heard about the FM thing on Marketplace when they were discussing it. they (FM) control about 25-30 percent of the mortgage market these days
Your link For such a borrower, Fannie said it would not buy or guarantee another home loan for seven years.
That’s if Fannie is even around in seven years. It almost is like a non-threat.
June 24, 2010 at 5:16 PM #571703ParticipantCAR – I’m sharing your sentiments. When you go for the drink w/Scarlett, count me in.
Scarlett – I heard about the FM thing on Marketplace when they were discussing it. they (FM) control about 25-30 percent of the mortgage market these days
Your link For such a borrower, Fannie said it would not buy or guarantee another home loan for seven years.
That’s if Fannie is even around in seven years. It almost is like a non-threat.
June 24, 2010 at 5:16 PM #571997ParticipantCAR – I’m sharing your sentiments. When you go for the drink w/Scarlett, count me in.
Scarlett – I heard about the FM thing on Marketplace when they were discussing it. they (FM) control about 25-30 percent of the mortgage market these days
Your link For such a borrower, Fannie said it would not buy or guarantee another home loan for seven years.
That’s if Fannie is even around in seven years. It almost is like a non-threat.
June 24, 2010 at 5:18 PM #570988Participant[quote=flu]I’ve seen my fair share of new toys from my neighbor who at one time had a first and second from countrywide (cough BofA)…And then all of the sudden..New LCD tv’s, computers, exercise equipment,etc….I’m pretty sure they didn’t hit the lotto jackpot…[/quote]
Yeah. We discussed this on another thread. I know a realtor in PB who has not paid his mortgage in over 10 months now. Still no NOD, but taking trips.
June 24, 2010 at 5:18 PM #571084Participant[quote=flu]I’ve seen my fair share of new toys from my neighbor who at one time had a first and second from countrywide (cough BofA)…And then all of the sudden..New LCD tv’s, computers, exercise equipment,etc….I’m pretty sure they didn’t hit the lotto jackpot…[/quote]
Yeah. We discussed this on another thread. I know a realtor in PB who has not paid his mortgage in over 10 months now. Still no NOD, but taking trips.
June 24, 2010 at 5:18 PM #571602Participant[quote=flu]I’ve seen my fair share of new toys from my neighbor who at one time had a first and second from countrywide (cough BofA)…And then all of the sudden..New LCD tv’s, computers, exercise equipment,etc….I’m pretty sure they didn’t hit the lotto jackpot…[/quote]
Yeah. We discussed this on another thread. I know a realtor in PB who has not paid his mortgage in over 10 months now. Still no NOD, but taking trips.
June 24, 2010 at 5:18 PM #571708Participant[quote=flu]I’ve seen my fair share of new toys from my neighbor who at one time had a first and second from countrywide (cough BofA)…And then all of the sudden..New LCD tv’s, computers, exercise equipment,etc….I’m pretty sure they didn’t hit the lotto jackpot…[/quote]
Yeah. We discussed this on another thread. I know a realtor in PB who has not paid his mortgage in over 10 months now. Still no NOD, but taking trips.
June 24, 2010 at 5:18 PM #572002Participant[quote=flu]I’ve seen my fair share of new toys from my neighbor who at one time had a first and second from countrywide (cough BofA)…And then all of the sudden..New LCD tv’s, computers, exercise equipment,etc….I’m pretty sure they didn’t hit the lotto jackpot…[/quote]
Yeah. We discussed this on another thread. I know a realtor in PB who has not paid his mortgage in over 10 months now. Still no NOD, but taking trips.
June 24, 2010 at 5:20 PM #570998stockstradr
Participant“I just say, he should get new friends 🙂 ”
Even my sister is one of them. I’m not going to stop speaking to my own sister based on her financial choices.
She stopped paying mortgage, car payments, and credit card debit. Living rent-free in her SFH for 1.5 years now. Lives on unemployment, welfare and food stamps, health care paid for by the state, plus charging things on her credit cards that she doesn’t make payments on.
I thought to myself: “maybe i’m the foolish one. I’m WORKING for a living. She’s the friggin’ smart one!”
June 24, 2010 at 5:20 PM #571094Participant“I just say, he should get new friends 🙂 ”
Even my sister is one of them. I’m not going to stop speaking to my own sister based on her financial choices.
She stopped paying mortgage, car payments, and credit card debit. Living rent-free in her SFH for 1.5 years now. Lives on unemployment, welfare and food stamps, health care paid for by the state, plus charging things on her credit cards that she doesn’t make payments on.
I thought to myself: “maybe i’m the foolish one. I’m WORKING for a living. She’s the friggin’ smart one!”
June 24, 2010 at 5:20 PM #571612Participant“I just say, he should get new friends 🙂 ”
Even my sister is one of them. I’m not going to stop speaking to my own sister based on her financial choices.
She stopped paying mortgage, car payments, and credit card debit. Living rent-free in her SFH for 1.5 years now. Lives on unemployment, welfare and food stamps, health care paid for by the state, plus charging things on her credit cards that she doesn’t make payments on.
I thought to myself: “maybe i’m the foolish one. I’m WORKING for a living. She’s the friggin’ smart one!”
June 24, 2010 at 5:20 PM #571718Participant“I just say, he should get new friends 🙂 ”
Even my sister is one of them. I’m not going to stop speaking to my own sister based on her financial choices.
She stopped paying mortgage, car payments, and credit card debit. Living rent-free in her SFH for 1.5 years now. Lives on unemployment, welfare and food stamps, health care paid for by the state, plus charging things on her credit cards that she doesn’t make payments on.
I thought to myself: “maybe i’m the foolish one. I’m WORKING for a living. She’s the friggin’ smart one!”
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