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April 2, 2008 at 7:46 PM #180393April 2, 2008 at 9:08 PM #179952jonnycsdParticipant
Am I missing something here? This seems like a drop in the bucket – $4 billion in grants against against many hundreds of $billions in write downs so far (and more to come!).
And a $7K tax credit for buyers of foreclosed properties – hell that will hardly pay for new carpet and landscaping. This is just a little grease for the people who are sitting on the sidelines waiting to buy. It is a $7K gift to every Piggington waiting to buy.
Sounds to me like the senate is going to let the market take its course. Might as well be giving lenders the finger and basically telling them to F.O.
What am I missing?
April 2, 2008 at 9:08 PM #180319jonnycsdParticipantAm I missing something here? This seems like a drop in the bucket – $4 billion in grants against against many hundreds of $billions in write downs so far (and more to come!).
And a $7K tax credit for buyers of foreclosed properties – hell that will hardly pay for new carpet and landscaping. This is just a little grease for the people who are sitting on the sidelines waiting to buy. It is a $7K gift to every Piggington waiting to buy.
Sounds to me like the senate is going to let the market take its course. Might as well be giving lenders the finger and basically telling them to F.O.
What am I missing?
April 2, 2008 at 9:08 PM #180323jonnycsdParticipantAm I missing something here? This seems like a drop in the bucket – $4 billion in grants against against many hundreds of $billions in write downs so far (and more to come!).
And a $7K tax credit for buyers of foreclosed properties – hell that will hardly pay for new carpet and landscaping. This is just a little grease for the people who are sitting on the sidelines waiting to buy. It is a $7K gift to every Piggington waiting to buy.
Sounds to me like the senate is going to let the market take its course. Might as well be giving lenders the finger and basically telling them to F.O.
What am I missing?
April 2, 2008 at 9:08 PM #180337jonnycsdParticipantAm I missing something here? This seems like a drop in the bucket – $4 billion in grants against against many hundreds of $billions in write downs so far (and more to come!).
And a $7K tax credit for buyers of foreclosed properties – hell that will hardly pay for new carpet and landscaping. This is just a little grease for the people who are sitting on the sidelines waiting to buy. It is a $7K gift to every Piggington waiting to buy.
Sounds to me like the senate is going to let the market take its course. Might as well be giving lenders the finger and basically telling them to F.O.
What am I missing?
April 2, 2008 at 9:08 PM #180413jonnycsdParticipantAm I missing something here? This seems like a drop in the bucket – $4 billion in grants against against many hundreds of $billions in write downs so far (and more to come!).
And a $7K tax credit for buyers of foreclosed properties – hell that will hardly pay for new carpet and landscaping. This is just a little grease for the people who are sitting on the sidelines waiting to buy. It is a $7K gift to every Piggington waiting to buy.
Sounds to me like the senate is going to let the market take its course. Might as well be giving lenders the finger and basically telling them to F.O.
What am I missing?
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April 2, 2008 at 10:27 PM #179987SD RealtorParticipantjohnny the feds are preparing 300 billion and that is just the first pass at the program. That is a little bit more then a drop in the bucket to me. That is 300 billion that the FHA will have to federally insure reworked mortgages. Taxpayer money my friend. Don’t think for a minute that they won’t throw more money at the problem.
SD Realtor
April 2, 2008 at 10:27 PM #180354SD RealtorParticipantjohnny the feds are preparing 300 billion and that is just the first pass at the program. That is a little bit more then a drop in the bucket to me. That is 300 billion that the FHA will have to federally insure reworked mortgages. Taxpayer money my friend. Don’t think for a minute that they won’t throw more money at the problem.
SD Realtor
April 2, 2008 at 10:27 PM #180358SD RealtorParticipantjohnny the feds are preparing 300 billion and that is just the first pass at the program. That is a little bit more then a drop in the bucket to me. That is 300 billion that the FHA will have to federally insure reworked mortgages. Taxpayer money my friend. Don’t think for a minute that they won’t throw more money at the problem.
SD Realtor
April 2, 2008 at 10:27 PM #180372SD RealtorParticipantjohnny the feds are preparing 300 billion and that is just the first pass at the program. That is a little bit more then a drop in the bucket to me. That is 300 billion that the FHA will have to federally insure reworked mortgages. Taxpayer money my friend. Don’t think for a minute that they won’t throw more money at the problem.
SD Realtor
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