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February 25, 2010 at 2:33 PM #17109February 25, 2010 at 9:39 PM #518023SD RealtorParticipant
Huckleberry the implications of this are very very bad for people who want more inventory on the market.
In short the answers to your questions are yes, yes, and yes.
February 25, 2010 at 9:39 PM #518165SD RealtorParticipantHuckleberry the implications of this are very very bad for people who want more inventory on the market.
In short the answers to your questions are yes, yes, and yes.
February 25, 2010 at 9:39 PM #518945SD RealtorParticipantHuckleberry the implications of this are very very bad for people who want more inventory on the market.
In short the answers to your questions are yes, yes, and yes.
February 25, 2010 at 9:39 PM #518692SD RealtorParticipantHuckleberry the implications of this are very very bad for people who want more inventory on the market.
In short the answers to your questions are yes, yes, and yes.
February 25, 2010 at 9:39 PM #518598SD RealtorParticipantHuckleberry the implications of this are very very bad for people who want more inventory on the market.
In short the answers to your questions are yes, yes, and yes.
February 26, 2010 at 8:30 AM #518334ArrayaParticipantBoy SDR, you have a lot of faith in the government manipulating markets with their track record. If I remember correctly the bubble was unforeseeable. To me it’s easy to see that this scheme has a tragic end point.
With an expected 4.5 million foreclosures, it’s easy to see why they are doing this. The banks can’t afford it. This is people being screened to see if they really need to be foreclosed upon. Need to keep as many people paying as possible. Im sure strategic defaulters will be emotionally manipulated to not default.
Of course this is a desperation move. This is the bargaining stage of the kubler- ross grief cycle on a mass scale.
February 26, 2010 at 8:30 AM #519255ArrayaParticipantBoy SDR, you have a lot of faith in the government manipulating markets with their track record. If I remember correctly the bubble was unforeseeable. To me it’s easy to see that this scheme has a tragic end point.
With an expected 4.5 million foreclosures, it’s easy to see why they are doing this. The banks can’t afford it. This is people being screened to see if they really need to be foreclosed upon. Need to keep as many people paying as possible. Im sure strategic defaulters will be emotionally manipulated to not default.
Of course this is a desperation move. This is the bargaining stage of the kubler- ross grief cycle on a mass scale.
February 26, 2010 at 8:30 AM #519002ArrayaParticipantBoy SDR, you have a lot of faith in the government manipulating markets with their track record. If I remember correctly the bubble was unforeseeable. To me it’s easy to see that this scheme has a tragic end point.
With an expected 4.5 million foreclosures, it’s easy to see why they are doing this. The banks can’t afford it. This is people being screened to see if they really need to be foreclosed upon. Need to keep as many people paying as possible. Im sure strategic defaulters will be emotionally manipulated to not default.
Of course this is a desperation move. This is the bargaining stage of the kubler- ross grief cycle on a mass scale.
February 26, 2010 at 8:30 AM #518475ArrayaParticipantBoy SDR, you have a lot of faith in the government manipulating markets with their track record. If I remember correctly the bubble was unforeseeable. To me it’s easy to see that this scheme has a tragic end point.
With an expected 4.5 million foreclosures, it’s easy to see why they are doing this. The banks can’t afford it. This is people being screened to see if they really need to be foreclosed upon. Need to keep as many people paying as possible. Im sure strategic defaulters will be emotionally manipulated to not default.
Of course this is a desperation move. This is the bargaining stage of the kubler- ross grief cycle on a mass scale.
February 26, 2010 at 8:30 AM #518908ArrayaParticipantBoy SDR, you have a lot of faith in the government manipulating markets with their track record. If I remember correctly the bubble was unforeseeable. To me it’s easy to see that this scheme has a tragic end point.
With an expected 4.5 million foreclosures, it’s easy to see why they are doing this. The banks can’t afford it. This is people being screened to see if they really need to be foreclosed upon. Need to keep as many people paying as possible. Im sure strategic defaulters will be emotionally manipulated to not default.
Of course this is a desperation move. This is the bargaining stage of the kubler- ross grief cycle on a mass scale.
February 26, 2010 at 8:57 AM #518933allParticipantThis is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.
February 26, 2010 at 8:57 AM #519281allParticipantThis is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.
February 26, 2010 at 8:57 AM #519027allParticipantThis is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.
February 26, 2010 at 8:57 AM #518501allParticipantThis is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.
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