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  • February 16, 2008 at 5:09 PM #154562
    Deal Hunter
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    HUD approved programs such as HOPE Now and Project Lifeline are sponsored by Lenders and Banks in an attempt to collect on debt owed to them by homeowners.

    Homeowners need a professional who is on their side and NOT working for the Lenders. A real advocate is the experienced real estate and mortgage professional in their neighborhood that can stop the harassing phone calls and offer REAL alternatives to foreclosure and bankruptcy.

    “Counselors” will only help you fill out financial statements that the lender will need to asses if they can get more money out of you. Lenders affilitated with these programs ultimately want you to keep your gigantic loan and ridiculous interest rates.

    What homeowners need to know is that there are alternatives to staying in bad debt. If short selling or giving the keys back to the lender allows a family to survive the recession and start over fresh with a brighter future, that should be at least as important as fulfilling your obligation under the original loan!

    February 16, 2008 at 5:12 PM #154668
    Deal Hunter
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    That’s because they could only find 10,000 people willing to keep their gigantic loans with penalties and late amounts added to the balance.

    The rest of us prefer to explore options that favor our families over the portfolio of the Banks.

    February 16, 2008 at 5:12 PM #154590
    Deal Hunter
    Participant

    That’s because they could only find 10,000 people willing to keep their gigantic loans with penalties and late amounts added to the balance.

    The rest of us prefer to explore options that favor our families over the portfolio of the Banks.

    February 16, 2008 at 5:12 PM #154579
    Deal Hunter
    Participant

    That’s because they could only find 10,000 people willing to keep their gigantic loans with penalties and late amounts added to the balance.

    The rest of us prefer to explore options that favor our families over the portfolio of the Banks.

    February 16, 2008 at 5:12 PM #154566
    Deal Hunter
    Participant

    That’s because they could only find 10,000 people willing to keep their gigantic loans with penalties and late amounts added to the balance.

    The rest of us prefer to explore options that favor our families over the portfolio of the Banks.

    February 16, 2008 at 5:12 PM #154289
    Deal Hunter
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    That’s because they could only find 10,000 people willing to keep their gigantic loans with penalties and late amounts added to the balance.

    The rest of us prefer to explore options that favor our families over the portfolio of the Banks.

    February 16, 2008 at 6:32 PM #154315
    TheBreeze
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    Homeowners need a professional who is on their side and NOT working for the Lenders. A real advocate is the experienced real estate and mortgage professional in their neighborhood that can stop the harassing phone calls and offer REAL alternatives to foreclosure and bankruptcy.

    Deal Hunter you crack me up. It was real estate and mortgage “professionals” who led us into this mess and now you are trying to paint those assholes as heroes. This country would be much better off if every real estate and mortgage pro was stood in front of a firing line and shot. I’d be happy to direct the firing squad: “FIRE! FIRE! FIRE AGAIN! FIRE AT WILL!”

    February 16, 2008 at 6:32 PM #154694
    TheBreeze
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    Homeowners need a professional who is on their side and NOT working for the Lenders. A real advocate is the experienced real estate and mortgage professional in their neighborhood that can stop the harassing phone calls and offer REAL alternatives to foreclosure and bankruptcy.

    Deal Hunter you crack me up. It was real estate and mortgage “professionals” who led us into this mess and now you are trying to paint those assholes as heroes. This country would be much better off if every real estate and mortgage pro was stood in front of a firing line and shot. I’d be happy to direct the firing squad: “FIRE! FIRE! FIRE AGAIN! FIRE AT WILL!”

    February 16, 2008 at 6:32 PM #154615
    TheBreeze
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    Homeowners need a professional who is on their side and NOT working for the Lenders. A real advocate is the experienced real estate and mortgage professional in their neighborhood that can stop the harassing phone calls and offer REAL alternatives to foreclosure and bankruptcy.

    Deal Hunter you crack me up. It was real estate and mortgage “professionals” who led us into this mess and now you are trying to paint those assholes as heroes. This country would be much better off if every real estate and mortgage pro was stood in front of a firing line and shot. I’d be happy to direct the firing squad: “FIRE! FIRE! FIRE AGAIN! FIRE AT WILL!”

    February 16, 2008 at 6:32 PM #154604
    TheBreeze
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    Homeowners need a professional who is on their side and NOT working for the Lenders. A real advocate is the experienced real estate and mortgage professional in their neighborhood that can stop the harassing phone calls and offer REAL alternatives to foreclosure and bankruptcy.

    Deal Hunter you crack me up. It was real estate and mortgage “professionals” who led us into this mess and now you are trying to paint those assholes as heroes. This country would be much better off if every real estate and mortgage pro was stood in front of a firing line and shot. I’d be happy to direct the firing squad: “FIRE! FIRE! FIRE AGAIN! FIRE AT WILL!”

    February 16, 2008 at 6:32 PM #154591
    TheBreeze
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    Homeowners need a professional who is on their side and NOT working for the Lenders. A real advocate is the experienced real estate and mortgage professional in their neighborhood that can stop the harassing phone calls and offer REAL alternatives to foreclosure and bankruptcy.

    Deal Hunter you crack me up. It was real estate and mortgage “professionals” who led us into this mess and now you are trying to paint those assholes as heroes. This country would be much better off if every real estate and mortgage pro was stood in front of a firing line and shot. I’d be happy to direct the firing squad: “FIRE! FIRE! FIRE AGAIN! FIRE AT WILL!”

    February 16, 2008 at 7:32 PM #154341
    HLS
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    DH,
    Being in the mortgage biz, I am on the consumers side. Most people in my industry aren’t, and I am vocal about it.
    Many are/were overcompensated salespeople and nothing more.

    Breeze, it wasn’t the “pros” that “led” people into the mess. It WAS the assholes. They were accomplices. Nobody forced the greedy buyer/speculator to sign loan docs, but many WERE misled, lied to and screwed by friends, family members and neighbors on their loans.

    There are few real advocates out there, but I am one. Believe what you will. I have chased more business away by telling people the truth, and I don’t care. (Some people don’t want to listen OR hear the truth)

    It’s not a surprise that you have the attitude that you do.

    DH, the fact is that many people just cannot be helped. They have fallen off a cliff, but have not landed yet.
    Foreclosure will be the best option for many, but they refuse to accept it, until it’s forced on them.
    None of the “govt/lender sponsored help lines” actually encourage people to walk away, that I know of.

    The ignorance of so many people about their financial situation is beyond what you would imagine.
    I work with them one on one.

    February 16, 2008 at 7:32 PM #154718
    HLS
    Participant

    DH,
    Being in the mortgage biz, I am on the consumers side. Most people in my industry aren’t, and I am vocal about it.
    Many are/were overcompensated salespeople and nothing more.

    Breeze, it wasn’t the “pros” that “led” people into the mess. It WAS the assholes. They were accomplices. Nobody forced the greedy buyer/speculator to sign loan docs, but many WERE misled, lied to and screwed by friends, family members and neighbors on their loans.

    There are few real advocates out there, but I am one. Believe what you will. I have chased more business away by telling people the truth, and I don’t care. (Some people don’t want to listen OR hear the truth)

    It’s not a surprise that you have the attitude that you do.

    DH, the fact is that many people just cannot be helped. They have fallen off a cliff, but have not landed yet.
    Foreclosure will be the best option for many, but they refuse to accept it, until it’s forced on them.
    None of the “govt/lender sponsored help lines” actually encourage people to walk away, that I know of.

    The ignorance of so many people about their financial situation is beyond what you would imagine.
    I work with them one on one.

    February 16, 2008 at 7:32 PM #154640
    HLS
    Participant

    DH,
    Being in the mortgage biz, I am on the consumers side. Most people in my industry aren’t, and I am vocal about it.
    Many are/were overcompensated salespeople and nothing more.

    Breeze, it wasn’t the “pros” that “led” people into the mess. It WAS the assholes. They were accomplices. Nobody forced the greedy buyer/speculator to sign loan docs, but many WERE misled, lied to and screwed by friends, family members and neighbors on their loans.

    There are few real advocates out there, but I am one. Believe what you will. I have chased more business away by telling people the truth, and I don’t care. (Some people don’t want to listen OR hear the truth)

    It’s not a surprise that you have the attitude that you do.

    DH, the fact is that many people just cannot be helped. They have fallen off a cliff, but have not landed yet.
    Foreclosure will be the best option for many, but they refuse to accept it, until it’s forced on them.
    None of the “govt/lender sponsored help lines” actually encourage people to walk away, that I know of.

    The ignorance of so many people about their financial situation is beyond what you would imagine.
    I work with them one on one.

    February 16, 2008 at 7:32 PM #154629
    HLS
    Participant

    DH,
    Being in the mortgage biz, I am on the consumers side. Most people in my industry aren’t, and I am vocal about it.
    Many are/were overcompensated salespeople and nothing more.

    Breeze, it wasn’t the “pros” that “led” people into the mess. It WAS the assholes. They were accomplices. Nobody forced the greedy buyer/speculator to sign loan docs, but many WERE misled, lied to and screwed by friends, family members and neighbors on their loans.

    There are few real advocates out there, but I am one. Believe what you will. I have chased more business away by telling people the truth, and I don’t care. (Some people don’t want to listen OR hear the truth)

    It’s not a surprise that you have the attitude that you do.

    DH, the fact is that many people just cannot be helped. They have fallen off a cliff, but have not landed yet.
    Foreclosure will be the best option for many, but they refuse to accept it, until it’s forced on them.
    None of the “govt/lender sponsored help lines” actually encourage people to walk away, that I know of.

    The ignorance of so many people about their financial situation is beyond what you would imagine.
    I work with them one on one.

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