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December 6, 2007 at 9:08 AM #110371December 6, 2007 at 9:08 AM #11038734f3f3fParticipant
Is the bailout bucket going to be big enough to keep pace with the gash in the hull?
December 6, 2007 at 9:08 AM #11039034f3f3fParticipantIs the bailout bucket going to be big enough to keep pace with the gash in the hull?
December 6, 2007 at 9:40 AM #110273mgubnyc1ParticipantThe subprime loans they are giving examples of that people need help with are 200K with inatial 8.25% that are re-setting at 10%!!!!!!
So I guess that leaves out Califirnia, Nevada, Arizona and Florida because these subprime loans are all Jumbo’s
December 6, 2007 at 9:40 AM #110389mgubnyc1ParticipantThe subprime loans they are giving examples of that people need help with are 200K with inatial 8.25% that are re-setting at 10%!!!!!!
So I guess that leaves out Califirnia, Nevada, Arizona and Florida because these subprime loans are all Jumbo’s
December 6, 2007 at 9:40 AM #110421mgubnyc1ParticipantThe subprime loans they are giving examples of that people need help with are 200K with inatial 8.25% that are re-setting at 10%!!!!!!
So I guess that leaves out Califirnia, Nevada, Arizona and Florida because these subprime loans are all Jumbo’s
December 6, 2007 at 9:40 AM #110437mgubnyc1ParticipantThe subprime loans they are giving examples of that people need help with are 200K with inatial 8.25% that are re-setting at 10%!!!!!!
So I guess that leaves out Califirnia, Nevada, Arizona and Florida because these subprime loans are all Jumbo’s
December 6, 2007 at 9:40 AM #110440mgubnyc1ParticipantThe subprime loans they are giving examples of that people need help with are 200K with inatial 8.25% that are re-setting at 10%!!!!!!
So I guess that leaves out Califirnia, Nevada, Arizona and Florida because these subprime loans are all Jumbo’s
December 6, 2007 at 10:09 AM #110328DaCounselorParticipant“Question?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.”
___________________________I think there is a general misconception among some that a loan modification will automatically transform a non-recourse loan in a recourse loan. Not the case. In fact, there is an even more widepread misconception that a refi is automatically a recourse loan – which is also not necessarily the case.
In making perhaps the most important financial decision of their lives, people need to understand the ins and outs of what they are getting themselves into and what the law is. Consulting an attorney is mandatory.
December 6, 2007 at 10:09 AM #110444DaCounselorParticipant“Question?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.”
___________________________I think there is a general misconception among some that a loan modification will automatically transform a non-recourse loan in a recourse loan. Not the case. In fact, there is an even more widepread misconception that a refi is automatically a recourse loan – which is also not necessarily the case.
In making perhaps the most important financial decision of their lives, people need to understand the ins and outs of what they are getting themselves into and what the law is. Consulting an attorney is mandatory.
December 6, 2007 at 10:09 AM #110476DaCounselorParticipant“Question?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.”
___________________________I think there is a general misconception among some that a loan modification will automatically transform a non-recourse loan in a recourse loan. Not the case. In fact, there is an even more widepread misconception that a refi is automatically a recourse loan – which is also not necessarily the case.
In making perhaps the most important financial decision of their lives, people need to understand the ins and outs of what they are getting themselves into and what the law is. Consulting an attorney is mandatory.
December 6, 2007 at 10:09 AM #110492DaCounselorParticipant“Question?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.”
___________________________I think there is a general misconception among some that a loan modification will automatically transform a non-recourse loan in a recourse loan. Not the case. In fact, there is an even more widepread misconception that a refi is automatically a recourse loan – which is also not necessarily the case.
In making perhaps the most important financial decision of their lives, people need to understand the ins and outs of what they are getting themselves into and what the law is. Consulting an attorney is mandatory.
December 6, 2007 at 10:09 AM #110495DaCounselorParticipant“Question?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.”
___________________________I think there is a general misconception among some that a loan modification will automatically transform a non-recourse loan in a recourse loan. Not the case. In fact, there is an even more widepread misconception that a refi is automatically a recourse loan – which is also not necessarily the case.
In making perhaps the most important financial decision of their lives, people need to understand the ins and outs of what they are getting themselves into and what the law is. Consulting an attorney is mandatory.
December 6, 2007 at 10:13 AM #110338NeetaTParticipantIt’s all about propping up property values so that the local officials can keep skimming and living lavish life styles.
December 6, 2007 at 10:13 AM #110454NeetaTParticipantIt’s all about propping up property values so that the local officials can keep skimming and living lavish life styles.
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