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February 12, 2008 at 10:51 AM #152504February 12, 2008 at 10:59 AM #152142
HappyHouseHunting
ParticipantLoansafe.org?….
Has anyone read what that is about? I guess they have a blog about how to negotiate with lenders for better terms if you are about to foreclose? Like you have all said, won’t that piss off people who are not in foreclosure and trying hard to stay in their homes? Or will it just keep the prices up for now and delay the inevitable?
HHHFebruary 12, 2008 at 10:59 AM #152411ParticipantLoansafe.org?….
Has anyone read what that is about? I guess they have a blog about how to negotiate with lenders for better terms if you are about to foreclose? Like you have all said, won’t that piss off people who are not in foreclosure and trying hard to stay in their homes? Or will it just keep the prices up for now and delay the inevitable?
HHHFebruary 12, 2008 at 10:59 AM #152417ParticipantLoansafe.org?….
Has anyone read what that is about? I guess they have a blog about how to negotiate with lenders for better terms if you are about to foreclose? Like you have all said, won’t that piss off people who are not in foreclosure and trying hard to stay in their homes? Or will it just keep the prices up for now and delay the inevitable?
HHHFebruary 12, 2008 at 10:59 AM #152438ParticipantLoansafe.org?….
Has anyone read what that is about? I guess they have a blog about how to negotiate with lenders for better terms if you are about to foreclose? Like you have all said, won’t that piss off people who are not in foreclosure and trying hard to stay in their homes? Or will it just keep the prices up for now and delay the inevitable?
HHHFebruary 12, 2008 at 10:59 AM #152509ParticipantLoansafe.org?….
Has anyone read what that is about? I guess they have a blog about how to negotiate with lenders for better terms if you are about to foreclose? Like you have all said, won’t that piss off people who are not in foreclosure and trying hard to stay in their homes? Or will it just keep the prices up for now and delay the inevitable?
HHHFebruary 12, 2008 at 11:08 AM #152146Mean Reversion
ParticipantThis could work. When the postponement expires in 30 days. Initiate a new postponement of 30 days. Keep doing so until whichever comes sooner:
1) home prices begin rising again.
2) our sun burns out in which all life will cease to exist.
February 12, 2008 at 11:08 AM #152416ParticipantThis could work. When the postponement expires in 30 days. Initiate a new postponement of 30 days. Keep doing so until whichever comes sooner:
1) home prices begin rising again.
2) our sun burns out in which all life will cease to exist.
February 12, 2008 at 11:08 AM #152421ParticipantThis could work. When the postponement expires in 30 days. Initiate a new postponement of 30 days. Keep doing so until whichever comes sooner:
1) home prices begin rising again.
2) our sun burns out in which all life will cease to exist.
February 12, 2008 at 11:08 AM #152443ParticipantThis could work. When the postponement expires in 30 days. Initiate a new postponement of 30 days. Keep doing so until whichever comes sooner:
1) home prices begin rising again.
2) our sun burns out in which all life will cease to exist.
February 12, 2008 at 11:08 AM #152514ParticipantThis could work. When the postponement expires in 30 days. Initiate a new postponement of 30 days. Keep doing so until whichever comes sooner:
1) home prices begin rising again.
2) our sun burns out in which all life will cease to exist.
February 12, 2008 at 12:24 PM #152197bubba99
ParticipantAside from giving the borrower another 30 days free rent, this only delays the day of reconing for the bank. At some point the lender will need to write the loan to market (Sarbane Oxley Act). You know the act that protects us from more Enrons/Tycos/Worldcoms.
February 12, 2008 at 12:24 PM #152466ParticipantAside from giving the borrower another 30 days free rent, this only delays the day of reconing for the bank. At some point the lender will need to write the loan to market (Sarbane Oxley Act). You know the act that protects us from more Enrons/Tycos/Worldcoms.
February 12, 2008 at 12:24 PM #152472ParticipantAside from giving the borrower another 30 days free rent, this only delays the day of reconing for the bank. At some point the lender will need to write the loan to market (Sarbane Oxley Act). You know the act that protects us from more Enrons/Tycos/Worldcoms.
February 12, 2008 at 12:24 PM #152493ParticipantAside from giving the borrower another 30 days free rent, this only delays the day of reconing for the bank. At some point the lender will need to write the loan to market (Sarbane Oxley Act). You know the act that protects us from more Enrons/Tycos/Worldcoms.
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