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November 5, 2009 at 8:06 PM #479061November 5, 2009 at 8:22 PM #478230equalizerParticipant
Diana Olick reports that interest-only product will allow borrowers to defer their balances from 6 to 10 years.
RE is a no lose game. If you overpay, taxpayers got your back. You put no money down, get principal reduction and get 6-10 more years for market to recover to make a profit. Stock market is the real Ponzi scheme.
November 5, 2009 at 8:22 PM #478399equalizerParticipantDiana Olick reports that interest-only product will allow borrowers to defer their balances from 6 to 10 years.
RE is a no lose game. If you overpay, taxpayers got your back. You put no money down, get principal reduction and get 6-10 more years for market to recover to make a profit. Stock market is the real Ponzi scheme.
November 5, 2009 at 8:22 PM #478766equalizerParticipantDiana Olick reports that interest-only product will allow borrowers to defer their balances from 6 to 10 years.
RE is a no lose game. If you overpay, taxpayers got your back. You put no money down, get principal reduction and get 6-10 more years for market to recover to make a profit. Stock market is the real Ponzi scheme.
November 5, 2009 at 8:22 PM #478849equalizerParticipantDiana Olick reports that interest-only product will allow borrowers to defer their balances from 6 to 10 years.
RE is a no lose game. If you overpay, taxpayers got your back. You put no money down, get principal reduction and get 6-10 more years for market to recover to make a profit. Stock market is the real Ponzi scheme.
November 5, 2009 at 8:22 PM #479066equalizerParticipantDiana Olick reports that interest-only product will allow borrowers to defer their balances from 6 to 10 years.
RE is a no lose game. If you overpay, taxpayers got your back. You put no money down, get principal reduction and get 6-10 more years for market to recover to make a profit. Stock market is the real Ponzi scheme.
November 5, 2009 at 9:37 PM #478284gandalfParticipantExactly correct. It’s not cool. We shouldn’t be rewarding liars, cheats and freeloaders. We should be evicting non-payers and putting property back on the market so the market can reset. And the fraudsters need to go to jail.
November 5, 2009 at 9:37 PM #478456gandalfParticipantExactly correct. It’s not cool. We shouldn’t be rewarding liars, cheats and freeloaders. We should be evicting non-payers and putting property back on the market so the market can reset. And the fraudsters need to go to jail.
November 5, 2009 at 9:37 PM #478820gandalfParticipantExactly correct. It’s not cool. We shouldn’t be rewarding liars, cheats and freeloaders. We should be evicting non-payers and putting property back on the market so the market can reset. And the fraudsters need to go to jail.
November 5, 2009 at 9:37 PM #478903gandalfParticipantExactly correct. It’s not cool. We shouldn’t be rewarding liars, cheats and freeloaders. We should be evicting non-payers and putting property back on the market so the market can reset. And the fraudsters need to go to jail.
November 5, 2009 at 9:37 PM #479121gandalfParticipantExactly correct. It’s not cool. We shouldn’t be rewarding liars, cheats and freeloaders. We should be evicting non-payers and putting property back on the market so the market can reset. And the fraudsters need to go to jail.
November 9, 2009 at 7:52 AM #479320ctr70ParticipantI personally know someone who had a World Savings option ARM (now Wells Fargo) and they reduced her loan balance by around $40,000 and converted her a 40 yr fixed a 4.875%. She can now rent her property and cash flow or actually sell and break even! So she got 1% for 6 yrs w/ a World Savings pick-a-pay and then did not have to pay the piper. Got a free lunch.
This blog has some info on what Wells Fargo is doing with option arms:
http://www.thetruthaboutmortgage.com
It just continues to really bother me how stupid people who got themselves into that crap are not having to pay for the consquences. And conservative people who DID NOT overextend themselves get nothing.
And I about barf when I hear so many people talk about how they were duped into these loans. Yes a few were. But the majority knew exactly what they were getting into with option arms. The lady I’m talking about above was actually IN THE LOAN BUSINESS.
What ever happened about *personal responsibility* in this country and actually READING WHAT YOU SIGN and taking responsibility for your own friggen life and finances. It makes me sick to hear all the whiners blamming others for the financial situation they got themselves into.
November 9, 2009 at 7:52 AM #479490ctr70ParticipantI personally know someone who had a World Savings option ARM (now Wells Fargo) and they reduced her loan balance by around $40,000 and converted her a 40 yr fixed a 4.875%. She can now rent her property and cash flow or actually sell and break even! So she got 1% for 6 yrs w/ a World Savings pick-a-pay and then did not have to pay the piper. Got a free lunch.
This blog has some info on what Wells Fargo is doing with option arms:
http://www.thetruthaboutmortgage.com
It just continues to really bother me how stupid people who got themselves into that crap are not having to pay for the consquences. And conservative people who DID NOT overextend themselves get nothing.
And I about barf when I hear so many people talk about how they were duped into these loans. Yes a few were. But the majority knew exactly what they were getting into with option arms. The lady I’m talking about above was actually IN THE LOAN BUSINESS.
What ever happened about *personal responsibility* in this country and actually READING WHAT YOU SIGN and taking responsibility for your own friggen life and finances. It makes me sick to hear all the whiners blamming others for the financial situation they got themselves into.
November 9, 2009 at 7:52 AM #479855ctr70ParticipantI personally know someone who had a World Savings option ARM (now Wells Fargo) and they reduced her loan balance by around $40,000 and converted her a 40 yr fixed a 4.875%. She can now rent her property and cash flow or actually sell and break even! So she got 1% for 6 yrs w/ a World Savings pick-a-pay and then did not have to pay the piper. Got a free lunch.
This blog has some info on what Wells Fargo is doing with option arms:
http://www.thetruthaboutmortgage.com
It just continues to really bother me how stupid people who got themselves into that crap are not having to pay for the consquences. And conservative people who DID NOT overextend themselves get nothing.
And I about barf when I hear so many people talk about how they were duped into these loans. Yes a few were. But the majority knew exactly what they were getting into with option arms. The lady I’m talking about above was actually IN THE LOAN BUSINESS.
What ever happened about *personal responsibility* in this country and actually READING WHAT YOU SIGN and taking responsibility for your own friggen life and finances. It makes me sick to hear all the whiners blamming others for the financial situation they got themselves into.
November 9, 2009 at 7:52 AM #479935ctr70ParticipantI personally know someone who had a World Savings option ARM (now Wells Fargo) and they reduced her loan balance by around $40,000 and converted her a 40 yr fixed a 4.875%. She can now rent her property and cash flow or actually sell and break even! So she got 1% for 6 yrs w/ a World Savings pick-a-pay and then did not have to pay the piper. Got a free lunch.
This blog has some info on what Wells Fargo is doing with option arms:
http://www.thetruthaboutmortgage.com
It just continues to really bother me how stupid people who got themselves into that crap are not having to pay for the consquences. And conservative people who DID NOT overextend themselves get nothing.
And I about barf when I hear so many people talk about how they were duped into these loans. Yes a few were. But the majority knew exactly what they were getting into with option arms. The lady I’m talking about above was actually IN THE LOAN BUSINESS.
What ever happened about *personal responsibility* in this country and actually READING WHAT YOU SIGN and taking responsibility for your own friggen life and finances. It makes me sick to hear all the whiners blamming others for the financial situation they got themselves into.
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