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October 14, 2008 at 8:06 AM #287386October 14, 2008 at 8:16 AM #287052TheBreezeParticipant
Maybe your friends’ loan got bought by the government and this is part of the $700 billion bailout? God bless America.
Mr. Mortgage had an article on something similar the other day. Supposedly, some “home owners” are getting their interest rates dropped to as low as 2%.
October 14, 2008 at 8:16 AM #287348TheBreezeParticipantMaybe your friends’ loan got bought by the government and this is part of the $700 billion bailout? God bless America.
Mr. Mortgage had an article on something similar the other day. Supposedly, some “home owners” are getting their interest rates dropped to as low as 2%.
October 14, 2008 at 8:16 AM #287365TheBreezeParticipantMaybe your friends’ loan got bought by the government and this is part of the $700 billion bailout? God bless America.
Mr. Mortgage had an article on something similar the other day. Supposedly, some “home owners” are getting their interest rates dropped to as low as 2%.
October 14, 2008 at 8:16 AM #287392TheBreezeParticipantMaybe your friends’ loan got bought by the government and this is part of the $700 billion bailout? God bless America.
Mr. Mortgage had an article on something similar the other day. Supposedly, some “home owners” are getting their interest rates dropped to as low as 2%.
October 14, 2008 at 8:16 AM #287396TheBreezeParticipantMaybe your friends’ loan got bought by the government and this is part of the $700 billion bailout? God bless America.
Mr. Mortgage had an article on something similar the other day. Supposedly, some “home owners” are getting their interest rates dropped to as low as 2%.
October 14, 2008 at 8:26 AM #287077temeculaguyParticipantFirst off, casual coctail party conversation cannot be deemed reliable. People tend to ommit things and overstate the positive. Secondly, without seeing the fine print, you can’t tell if they have sold off half their potential future profits as is the case with all reworks and principal reductions thus far.
I can’t tell you how many people described the option arm loans inaccurately in 2005, most saying that they will pay it off in 30 years by paying the lowest amount, people actually think these things and can’t be faulted for not understanding complex formulas.
Don’t be envious of these people, they are in debtors prisons, none are paying the same as rent and none are building any equity, yet most wont benefit from appreciation when it does come. So far, everything I’ve seen to “keep people in their home” only serves to “keep them from ever owning their home.”
October 14, 2008 at 8:26 AM #287373temeculaguyParticipantFirst off, casual coctail party conversation cannot be deemed reliable. People tend to ommit things and overstate the positive. Secondly, without seeing the fine print, you can’t tell if they have sold off half their potential future profits as is the case with all reworks and principal reductions thus far.
I can’t tell you how many people described the option arm loans inaccurately in 2005, most saying that they will pay it off in 30 years by paying the lowest amount, people actually think these things and can’t be faulted for not understanding complex formulas.
Don’t be envious of these people, they are in debtors prisons, none are paying the same as rent and none are building any equity, yet most wont benefit from appreciation when it does come. So far, everything I’ve seen to “keep people in their home” only serves to “keep them from ever owning their home.”
October 14, 2008 at 8:26 AM #287390temeculaguyParticipantFirst off, casual coctail party conversation cannot be deemed reliable. People tend to ommit things and overstate the positive. Secondly, without seeing the fine print, you can’t tell if they have sold off half their potential future profits as is the case with all reworks and principal reductions thus far.
I can’t tell you how many people described the option arm loans inaccurately in 2005, most saying that they will pay it off in 30 years by paying the lowest amount, people actually think these things and can’t be faulted for not understanding complex formulas.
Don’t be envious of these people, they are in debtors prisons, none are paying the same as rent and none are building any equity, yet most wont benefit from appreciation when it does come. So far, everything I’ve seen to “keep people in their home” only serves to “keep them from ever owning their home.”
October 14, 2008 at 8:26 AM #287417temeculaguyParticipantFirst off, casual coctail party conversation cannot be deemed reliable. People tend to ommit things and overstate the positive. Secondly, without seeing the fine print, you can’t tell if they have sold off half their potential future profits as is the case with all reworks and principal reductions thus far.
I can’t tell you how many people described the option arm loans inaccurately in 2005, most saying that they will pay it off in 30 years by paying the lowest amount, people actually think these things and can’t be faulted for not understanding complex formulas.
Don’t be envious of these people, they are in debtors prisons, none are paying the same as rent and none are building any equity, yet most wont benefit from appreciation when it does come. So far, everything I’ve seen to “keep people in their home” only serves to “keep them from ever owning their home.”
October 14, 2008 at 8:26 AM #287422temeculaguyParticipantFirst off, casual coctail party conversation cannot be deemed reliable. People tend to ommit things and overstate the positive. Secondly, without seeing the fine print, you can’t tell if they have sold off half their potential future profits as is the case with all reworks and principal reductions thus far.
I can’t tell you how many people described the option arm loans inaccurately in 2005, most saying that they will pay it off in 30 years by paying the lowest amount, people actually think these things and can’t be faulted for not understanding complex formulas.
Don’t be envious of these people, they are in debtors prisons, none are paying the same as rent and none are building any equity, yet most wont benefit from appreciation when it does come. So far, everything I’ve seen to “keep people in their home” only serves to “keep them from ever owning their home.”
October 14, 2008 at 9:28 AM #287117peterbParticipantTemeculaguy makes a very good point here!! This is a huge thing to happen “outta nowhere”. So I doubt very much there’s not some gigantic gotcha associated with it in the details. It’s a loan contract! Casual talk means nothing regarding contracts.
October 14, 2008 at 9:28 AM #287414peterbParticipantTemeculaguy makes a very good point here!! This is a huge thing to happen “outta nowhere”. So I doubt very much there’s not some gigantic gotcha associated with it in the details. It’s a loan contract! Casual talk means nothing regarding contracts.
October 14, 2008 at 9:28 AM #287430peterbParticipantTemeculaguy makes a very good point here!! This is a huge thing to happen “outta nowhere”. So I doubt very much there’s not some gigantic gotcha associated with it in the details. It’s a loan contract! Casual talk means nothing regarding contracts.
October 14, 2008 at 9:28 AM #287456peterbParticipantTemeculaguy makes a very good point here!! This is a huge thing to happen “outta nowhere”. So I doubt very much there’s not some gigantic gotcha associated with it in the details. It’s a loan contract! Casual talk means nothing regarding contracts.
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