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July 15, 2009 at 12:34 PM #431418July 15, 2009 at 10:33 PM #431202
blew_it
ParticipantUCGal: This is a financial decision. If I held out to the end of my ARM (another 2.5 years) I don’t think values would go up enough to enable me to refinance. I think I will have job trouble in the future and am just taking the hit now.
JohnAlt91941: I am “paying my obligations”. I just don’t have any “obligations”. I have a contract that I can get out of if I decide that it’s in my best interest to do so, and in this case, that’s my best option.
July 15, 2009 at 10:33 PM #431415ParticipantUCGal: This is a financial decision. If I held out to the end of my ARM (another 2.5 years) I don’t think values would go up enough to enable me to refinance. I think I will have job trouble in the future and am just taking the hit now.
JohnAlt91941: I am “paying my obligations”. I just don’t have any “obligations”. I have a contract that I can get out of if I decide that it’s in my best interest to do so, and in this case, that’s my best option.
July 15, 2009 at 10:33 PM #431705ParticipantUCGal: This is a financial decision. If I held out to the end of my ARM (another 2.5 years) I don’t think values would go up enough to enable me to refinance. I think I will have job trouble in the future and am just taking the hit now.
JohnAlt91941: I am “paying my obligations”. I just don’t have any “obligations”. I have a contract that I can get out of if I decide that it’s in my best interest to do so, and in this case, that’s my best option.
July 15, 2009 at 10:33 PM #431776ParticipantUCGal: This is a financial decision. If I held out to the end of my ARM (another 2.5 years) I don’t think values would go up enough to enable me to refinance. I think I will have job trouble in the future and am just taking the hit now.
JohnAlt91941: I am “paying my obligations”. I just don’t have any “obligations”. I have a contract that I can get out of if I decide that it’s in my best interest to do so, and in this case, that’s my best option.
July 15, 2009 at 10:33 PM #431937ParticipantUCGal: This is a financial decision. If I held out to the end of my ARM (another 2.5 years) I don’t think values would go up enough to enable me to refinance. I think I will have job trouble in the future and am just taking the hit now.
JohnAlt91941: I am “paying my obligations”. I just don’t have any “obligations”. I have a contract that I can get out of if I decide that it’s in my best interest to do so, and in this case, that’s my best option.
July 15, 2009 at 10:45 PM #431211murf2222
ParticipantDitto!
Hell, if depreciation were the sole criteria for jumping ship, then a very high percentage of new car buyers (like 100% of em) would bail out too.
If you can afford the payment then quit your bitchin and do it!
murf2222
July 15, 2009 at 10:45 PM #431424ParticipantDitto!
Hell, if depreciation were the sole criteria for jumping ship, then a very high percentage of new car buyers (like 100% of em) would bail out too.
If you can afford the payment then quit your bitchin and do it!
murf2222
July 15, 2009 at 10:45 PM #431715ParticipantDitto!
Hell, if depreciation were the sole criteria for jumping ship, then a very high percentage of new car buyers (like 100% of em) would bail out too.
If you can afford the payment then quit your bitchin and do it!
murf2222
July 15, 2009 at 10:45 PM #431786ParticipantDitto!
Hell, if depreciation were the sole criteria for jumping ship, then a very high percentage of new car buyers (like 100% of em) would bail out too.
If you can afford the payment then quit your bitchin and do it!
murf2222
July 15, 2009 at 10:45 PM #431947ParticipantDitto!
Hell, if depreciation were the sole criteria for jumping ship, then a very high percentage of new car buyers (like 100% of em) would bail out too.
If you can afford the payment then quit your bitchin and do it!
murf2222
July 16, 2009 at 7:59 AM #431293evolusd
ParticipantBlew it is making a financial decision after weighing the pros and cons and will have to deal with the consequences of the foreclosure. I can’t say I wouldn’t do the same thing if I were in his situation knowing the home will likely not come back to the value he paid for 10-15 years.
July 16, 2009 at 7:59 AM #431504ParticipantBlew it is making a financial decision after weighing the pros and cons and will have to deal with the consequences of the foreclosure. I can’t say I wouldn’t do the same thing if I were in his situation knowing the home will likely not come back to the value he paid for 10-15 years.
July 16, 2009 at 7:59 AM #431796ParticipantBlew it is making a financial decision after weighing the pros and cons and will have to deal with the consequences of the foreclosure. I can’t say I wouldn’t do the same thing if I were in his situation knowing the home will likely not come back to the value he paid for 10-15 years.
July 16, 2009 at 7:59 AM #431866ParticipantBlew it is making a financial decision after weighing the pros and cons and will have to deal with the consequences of the foreclosure. I can’t say I wouldn’t do the same thing if I were in his situation knowing the home will likely not come back to the value he paid for 10-15 years.
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