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May 6, 2009 at 3:51 PM #394453May 6, 2009 at 4:02 PM #394258
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Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
Wouldn’t the masses revolt and say that the rich are keeping them down? “Only the rich can have that much cash”.May 6, 2009 at 4:02 PM #393997Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
Wouldn’t the masses revolt and say that the rich are keeping them down? “Only the rich can have that much cash”.May 6, 2009 at 4:02 PM #394527Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
Wouldn’t the masses revolt and say that the rich are keeping them down? “Only the rich can have that much cash”.May 6, 2009 at 4:02 PM #394472Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
Wouldn’t the masses revolt and say that the rich are keeping them down? “Only the rich can have that much cash”.May 6, 2009 at 4:02 PM #394668Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
Wouldn’t the masses revolt and say that the rich are keeping them down? “Only the rich can have that much cash”.May 6, 2009 at 6:36 PM #394072patientrenter
Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
So the most important people driving our govt housing apparatus will say goodbye to overly easy cheap money for housing? That would be Barney Frank getting rid of 3% down FHA loans, and Ben Bernanke backing the Fed out of buying mortgages and Treasuries to artificially depress the cost of over-leveraged housing purchases. Wake me up when it happens.
May 6, 2009 at 6:36 PM #394744Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
So the most important people driving our govt housing apparatus will say goodbye to overly easy cheap money for housing? That would be Barney Frank getting rid of 3% down FHA loans, and Ben Bernanke backing the Fed out of buying mortgages and Treasuries to artificially depress the cost of over-leveraged housing purchases. Wake me up when it happens.
May 6, 2009 at 6:36 PM #394549Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
So the most important people driving our govt housing apparatus will say goodbye to overly easy cheap money for housing? That would be Barney Frank getting rid of 3% down FHA loans, and Ben Bernanke backing the Fed out of buying mortgages and Treasuries to artificially depress the cost of over-leveraged housing purchases. Wake me up when it happens.
May 6, 2009 at 6:36 PM #394333Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
So the most important people driving our govt housing apparatus will say goodbye to overly easy cheap money for housing? That would be Barney Frank getting rid of 3% down FHA loans, and Ben Bernanke backing the Fed out of buying mortgages and Treasuries to artificially depress the cost of over-leveraged housing purchases. Wake me up when it happens.
May 6, 2009 at 6:36 PM #394603Participant[quote=ibjames]well.. the thought would be that a standard would be created that couldn’t be deviated from.. IE: 20% down and credit score is used, mirror for fogging is thrown away[/quote]
So the most important people driving our govt housing apparatus will say goodbye to overly easy cheap money for housing? That would be Barney Frank getting rid of 3% down FHA loans, and Ben Bernanke backing the Fed out of buying mortgages and Treasuries to artificially depress the cost of over-leveraged housing purchases. Wake me up when it happens.
May 6, 2009 at 6:39 PM #394613ParticipantCome to think of it, why stop at banking? Why not have everyone be required to get all their money and goods, and permissions, from the one true source, our good and trustworthy politicians?
May 6, 2009 at 6:39 PM #394754ParticipantCome to think of it, why stop at banking? Why not have everyone be required to get all their money and goods, and permissions, from the one true source, our good and trustworthy politicians?
May 6, 2009 at 6:39 PM #394559ParticipantCome to think of it, why stop at banking? Why not have everyone be required to get all their money and goods, and permissions, from the one true source, our good and trustworthy politicians?
May 6, 2009 at 6:39 PM #394082ParticipantCome to think of it, why stop at banking? Why not have everyone be required to get all their money and goods, and permissions, from the one true source, our good and trustworthy politicians?
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