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August 26, 2008 at 12:57 PM #262299August 26, 2008 at 1:07 PM #262007
pepsi
ParticipantThey won’t lose their home if they didn’t have some big bills to pay. The problem is not the loan, it is their bills. They couldn’t expect to keep everything with such life changing events.
The house was their saving for the rainy day, just like others who chose CD. Should I complained to my bank for not letting me to keep my $50K CD intact when I have $100K bill to pay ?August 26, 2008 at 1:07 PM #262210pepsi
ParticipantThey won’t lose their home if they didn’t have some big bills to pay. The problem is not the loan, it is their bills. They couldn’t expect to keep everything with such life changing events.
The house was their saving for the rainy day, just like others who chose CD. Should I complained to my bank for not letting me to keep my $50K CD intact when I have $100K bill to pay ?August 26, 2008 at 1:07 PM #262219pepsi
ParticipantThey won’t lose their home if they didn’t have some big bills to pay. The problem is not the loan, it is their bills. They couldn’t expect to keep everything with such life changing events.
The house was their saving for the rainy day, just like others who chose CD. Should I complained to my bank for not letting me to keep my $50K CD intact when I have $100K bill to pay ?August 26, 2008 at 1:07 PM #262270pepsi
ParticipantThey won’t lose their home if they didn’t have some big bills to pay. The problem is not the loan, it is their bills. They couldn’t expect to keep everything with such life changing events.
The house was their saving for the rainy day, just like others who chose CD. Should I complained to my bank for not letting me to keep my $50K CD intact when I have $100K bill to pay ?August 26, 2008 at 1:07 PM #262308pepsi
ParticipantThey won’t lose their home if they didn’t have some big bills to pay. The problem is not the loan, it is their bills. They couldn’t expect to keep everything with such life changing events.
The house was their saving for the rainy day, just like others who chose CD. Should I complained to my bank for not letting me to keep my $50K CD intact when I have $100K bill to pay ?August 26, 2008 at 1:21 PM #262017Eugene
ParticipantHere’s the kicker
LOAN DATE: 1/11/2007
LOAN AMNT: $364,000
NOD DATE: 9/6/2007
NOS DATE: 12/11/2007 10:00A 01/02/2008 AT:220 W BROADWAY SAN DIEGO
REO DATE: 02/13/2008Shots in the video clearly show an eviction notice dated 8/15.
They have been living in that house for free since last June and the bank has just gotten around to evicting them.
Also, is it really possible to sink 364k of cash into a few years of payments for a nursing home, drug bills, and a hospital bill for a broken ankle? IMHO, if the bank wants to track down the rest of that money, they should check with local casinos.
August 26, 2008 at 1:21 PM #262220Eugene
ParticipantHere’s the kicker
LOAN DATE: 1/11/2007
LOAN AMNT: $364,000
NOD DATE: 9/6/2007
NOS DATE: 12/11/2007 10:00A 01/02/2008 AT:220 W BROADWAY SAN DIEGO
REO DATE: 02/13/2008Shots in the video clearly show an eviction notice dated 8/15.
They have been living in that house for free since last June and the bank has just gotten around to evicting them.
Also, is it really possible to sink 364k of cash into a few years of payments for a nursing home, drug bills, and a hospital bill for a broken ankle? IMHO, if the bank wants to track down the rest of that money, they should check with local casinos.
August 26, 2008 at 1:21 PM #262227Eugene
ParticipantHere’s the kicker
LOAN DATE: 1/11/2007
LOAN AMNT: $364,000
NOD DATE: 9/6/2007
NOS DATE: 12/11/2007 10:00A 01/02/2008 AT:220 W BROADWAY SAN DIEGO
REO DATE: 02/13/2008Shots in the video clearly show an eviction notice dated 8/15.
They have been living in that house for free since last June and the bank has just gotten around to evicting them.
Also, is it really possible to sink 364k of cash into a few years of payments for a nursing home, drug bills, and a hospital bill for a broken ankle? IMHO, if the bank wants to track down the rest of that money, they should check with local casinos.
August 26, 2008 at 1:21 PM #262280Eugene
ParticipantHere’s the kicker
LOAN DATE: 1/11/2007
LOAN AMNT: $364,000
NOD DATE: 9/6/2007
NOS DATE: 12/11/2007 10:00A 01/02/2008 AT:220 W BROADWAY SAN DIEGO
REO DATE: 02/13/2008Shots in the video clearly show an eviction notice dated 8/15.
They have been living in that house for free since last June and the bank has just gotten around to evicting them.
Also, is it really possible to sink 364k of cash into a few years of payments for a nursing home, drug bills, and a hospital bill for a broken ankle? IMHO, if the bank wants to track down the rest of that money, they should check with local casinos.
August 26, 2008 at 1:21 PM #262319Eugene
ParticipantHere’s the kicker
LOAN DATE: 1/11/2007
LOAN AMNT: $364,000
NOD DATE: 9/6/2007
NOS DATE: 12/11/2007 10:00A 01/02/2008 AT:220 W BROADWAY SAN DIEGO
REO DATE: 02/13/2008Shots in the video clearly show an eviction notice dated 8/15.
They have been living in that house for free since last June and the bank has just gotten around to evicting them.
Also, is it really possible to sink 364k of cash into a few years of payments for a nursing home, drug bills, and a hospital bill for a broken ankle? IMHO, if the bank wants to track down the rest of that money, they should check with local casinos.
August 26, 2008 at 1:28 PM #262027peterb
ParticipantShadow inventory being held by banks is an interesting topic. Mr Mortgage goes into it a little. But recently he has stated that he thinks it’s coming to a point where the lenders may have to come clean and do some “bulk asset” sales. Worth a look at what he’s saying. IMO.
Having lived near sky scrapers most of my life, I know the shadows grow very long as the sun rises and then again when it sets.
August 26, 2008 at 1:28 PM #262230peterb
ParticipantShadow inventory being held by banks is an interesting topic. Mr Mortgage goes into it a little. But recently he has stated that he thinks it’s coming to a point where the lenders may have to come clean and do some “bulk asset” sales. Worth a look at what he’s saying. IMO.
Having lived near sky scrapers most of my life, I know the shadows grow very long as the sun rises and then again when it sets.
August 26, 2008 at 1:28 PM #262239peterb
ParticipantShadow inventory being held by banks is an interesting topic. Mr Mortgage goes into it a little. But recently he has stated that he thinks it’s coming to a point where the lenders may have to come clean and do some “bulk asset” sales. Worth a look at what he’s saying. IMO.
Having lived near sky scrapers most of my life, I know the shadows grow very long as the sun rises and then again when it sets.
August 26, 2008 at 1:28 PM #262290peterb
ParticipantShadow inventory being held by banks is an interesting topic. Mr Mortgage goes into it a little. But recently he has stated that he thinks it’s coming to a point where the lenders may have to come clean and do some “bulk asset” sales. Worth a look at what he’s saying. IMO.
Having lived near sky scrapers most of my life, I know the shadows grow very long as the sun rises and then again when it sets.
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