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ParticipantWhere I live the price of house have barely budged. I don’t even want to think about who’s buying these days. I guess google and yahoo money is still flowing.
December 24, 2007 at 1:53 PM in reply to: CNNMoney: “Credit card defaults alarmingly high” and “Consumer spending surges” #123570ParticipantI’m guessing that the people using HELOC to pay off their CC now do not have that option and thus there is higher CC defaults.
December 24, 2007 at 1:53 PM in reply to: CNNMoney: “Credit card defaults alarmingly high” and “Consumer spending surges” #123715ParticipantI’m guessing that the people using HELOC to pay off their CC now do not have that option and thus there is higher CC defaults.
December 24, 2007 at 1:53 PM in reply to: CNNMoney: “Credit card defaults alarmingly high” and “Consumer spending surges” #123739ParticipantI’m guessing that the people using HELOC to pay off their CC now do not have that option and thus there is higher CC defaults.
December 24, 2007 at 1:53 PM in reply to: CNNMoney: “Credit card defaults alarmingly high” and “Consumer spending surges” #123797ParticipantI’m guessing that the people using HELOC to pay off their CC now do not have that option and thus there is higher CC defaults.
December 24, 2007 at 1:53 PM in reply to: CNNMoney: “Credit card defaults alarmingly high” and “Consumer spending surges” #123816ParticipantI’m guessing that the people using HELOC to pay off their CC now do not have that option and thus there is higher CC defaults.
Participantyup. I agree with araya.
as long as it doesn’t involve tax money in this “bail out”, I don’t care if interest rate if frozen or vaporized.
the banks will be even more careful than needed when lending out money now. i.e less buyers and decreased price.
market forces are still at work.Participantyup. I agree with araya.
as long as it doesn’t involve tax money in this “bail out”, I don’t care if interest rate if frozen or vaporized.
the banks will be even more careful than needed when lending out money now. i.e less buyers and decreased price.
market forces are still at work.Participantyup. I agree with araya.
as long as it doesn’t involve tax money in this “bail out”, I don’t care if interest rate if frozen or vaporized.
the banks will be even more careful than needed when lending out money now. i.e less buyers and decreased price.
market forces are still at work.Participantyup. I agree with araya.
as long as it doesn’t involve tax money in this “bail out”, I don’t care if interest rate if frozen or vaporized.
the banks will be even more careful than needed when lending out money now. i.e less buyers and decreased price.
market forces are still at work.Participantyup. I agree with araya.
as long as it doesn’t involve tax money in this “bail out”, I don’t care if interest rate if frozen or vaporized.
the banks will be even more careful than needed when lending out money now. i.e less buyers and decreased price.
market forces are still at work.Participant“When we have well educated people posting on the internet that they will do much better by simply walking away from the loan, then to me that is a harbinger that perhaps the next time around we need to redesign the process. Yes he is exercising his legal right but maybe the next time around, if that right didn’t exist then maybe he would not have jumped into the game to begin with.”
the bank WROTE the contract. the bank could simply change the wording. adding more laws isn’t needed.
I thought you’re a realtor.Participant“When we have well educated people posting on the internet that they will do much better by simply walking away from the loan, then to me that is a harbinger that perhaps the next time around we need to redesign the process. Yes he is exercising his legal right but maybe the next time around, if that right didn’t exist then maybe he would not have jumped into the game to begin with.”
the bank WROTE the contract. the bank could simply change the wording. adding more laws isn’t needed.
I thought you’re a realtor.Participant“When we have well educated people posting on the internet that they will do much better by simply walking away from the loan, then to me that is a harbinger that perhaps the next time around we need to redesign the process. Yes he is exercising his legal right but maybe the next time around, if that right didn’t exist then maybe he would not have jumped into the game to begin with.”
the bank WROTE the contract. the bank could simply change the wording. adding more laws isn’t needed.
I thought you’re a realtor. -
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