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February 6, 2008 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Frontpage of CNN – “CNNMoney: Mortgage too much? Just walk away” #149240February 6, 2008 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Frontpage of CNN – “CNNMoney: Mortgage too much? Just walk away” #149251
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ParticipantThis is the best quote I’ve read all week (from CR’s blog):
Jon Bottorff, managing director at HSBC Finance, during a session on mortgage origination, on walk-aways: “We’ve attracted a lot of borrowers who are really renters … It is disheartening as a servicer to see the willingness [to walk away] … [borrowers] simply don’t care.” Bottorff wants to see the mortgage industry “get back to the classic homeowner” who has a vested interest in staying in their home.
February 6, 2008 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Frontpage of CNN – “CNNMoney: Mortgage too much? Just walk away” #149269ParticipantThis is the best quote I’ve read all week (from CR’s blog):
Jon Bottorff, managing director at HSBC Finance, during a session on mortgage origination, on walk-aways: “We’ve attracted a lot of borrowers who are really renters … It is disheartening as a servicer to see the willingness [to walk away] … [borrowers] simply don’t care.” Bottorff wants to see the mortgage industry “get back to the classic homeowner” who has a vested interest in staying in their home.
February 6, 2008 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Frontpage of CNN – “CNNMoney: Mortgage too much? Just walk away” #149342ParticipantThis is the best quote I’ve read all week (from CR’s blog):
Jon Bottorff, managing director at HSBC Finance, during a session on mortgage origination, on walk-aways: “We’ve attracted a lot of borrowers who are really renters … It is disheartening as a servicer to see the willingness [to walk away] … [borrowers] simply don’t care.” Bottorff wants to see the mortgage industry “get back to the classic homeowner” who has a vested interest in staying in their home.
ParticipantMaking the jump from individual contributor to manager can be difficult. Other promotions can be based on seniority, experience, education, etc. Who gets selected to be a manager is much more subjective so keep this in mind.
ParticipantMaking the jump from individual contributor to manager can be difficult. Other promotions can be based on seniority, experience, education, etc. Who gets selected to be a manager is much more subjective so keep this in mind.
ParticipantMaking the jump from individual contributor to manager can be difficult. Other promotions can be based on seniority, experience, education, etc. Who gets selected to be a manager is much more subjective so keep this in mind.
ParticipantMaking the jump from individual contributor to manager can be difficult. Other promotions can be based on seniority, experience, education, etc. Who gets selected to be a manager is much more subjective so keep this in mind.
ParticipantMaking the jump from individual contributor to manager can be difficult. Other promotions can be based on seniority, experience, education, etc. Who gets selected to be a manager is much more subjective so keep this in mind.
ParticipantRich is becoming quite bullish in his forecasts (compared to what actually ends up happening) 😉
ParticipantRich is becoming quite bullish in his forecasts (compared to what actually ends up happening) 😉
ParticipantRich is becoming quite bullish in his forecasts (compared to what actually ends up happening) 😉
ParticipantRich is becoming quite bullish in his forecasts (compared to what actually ends up happening) 😉
ParticipantRich is becoming quite bullish in his forecasts (compared to what actually ends up happening) 😉
ParticipantMy favorite part: “It doesn’t make sense not to foreclose now that the prices are going down.”
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