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ParticipantDepends how you look at it.
You can still make millions off people you screw over, run a world class company into the ground, land with a $50 million golden parachute while your peons file bankruptcy, have multiple 10 digit bank accounts, an IQ of 160, and become a industry specialist making $50000/hr training fortune 500 companies how to do the same thing you did and still be an idiot.
Why? Because it’s happening.
Call it karma, fate, judgement, yin yang or whatever you like, but eventually what goes around comes around in this life or the next, or worse, your kids.
Not realizing all actions have a consequence makes you an idiot in my book. Not caring is even worse.
cr
ParticipantDepends how you look at it.
You can still make millions off people you screw over, run a world class company into the ground, land with a $50 million golden parachute while your peons file bankruptcy, have multiple 10 digit bank accounts, an IQ of 160, and become a industry specialist making $50000/hr training fortune 500 companies how to do the same thing you did and still be an idiot.
Why? Because it’s happening.
Call it karma, fate, judgement, yin yang or whatever you like, but eventually what goes around comes around in this life or the next, or worse, your kids.
Not realizing all actions have a consequence makes you an idiot in my book. Not caring is even worse.
cr
ParticipantDepends how you look at it.
You can still make millions off people you screw over, run a world class company into the ground, land with a $50 million golden parachute while your peons file bankruptcy, have multiple 10 digit bank accounts, an IQ of 160, and become a industry specialist making $50000/hr training fortune 500 companies how to do the same thing you did and still be an idiot.
Why? Because it’s happening.
Call it karma, fate, judgement, yin yang or whatever you like, but eventually what goes around comes around in this life or the next, or worse, your kids.
Not realizing all actions have a consequence makes you an idiot in my book. Not caring is even worse.
cr
ParticipantThe bubble is over, but we’re nowhere near bottom.
It’s still deflating, and the Government’s antic’s are delaying the inevitable, while simulatneously keeping homes affordable and draining anyone who actually lives within their means.
If you’re going to make a claim like that, at least back it up with something more than “It has been over three days since anyone has posted in “areas” or “buying and selling”.
And don’t come back with July sales rose over June either.
cr
ParticipantThe bubble is over, but we’re nowhere near bottom.
It’s still deflating, and the Government’s antic’s are delaying the inevitable, while simulatneously keeping homes affordable and draining anyone who actually lives within their means.
If you’re going to make a claim like that, at least back it up with something more than “It has been over three days since anyone has posted in “areas” or “buying and selling”.
And don’t come back with July sales rose over June either.
cr
ParticipantThe bubble is over, but we’re nowhere near bottom.
It’s still deflating, and the Government’s antic’s are delaying the inevitable, while simulatneously keeping homes affordable and draining anyone who actually lives within their means.
If you’re going to make a claim like that, at least back it up with something more than “It has been over three days since anyone has posted in “areas” or “buying and selling”.
And don’t come back with July sales rose over June either.
cr
ParticipantThe bubble is over, but we’re nowhere near bottom.
It’s still deflating, and the Government’s antic’s are delaying the inevitable, while simulatneously keeping homes affordable and draining anyone who actually lives within their means.
If you’re going to make a claim like that, at least back it up with something more than “It has been over three days since anyone has posted in “areas” or “buying and selling”.
And don’t come back with July sales rose over June either.
cr
ParticipantThe bubble is over, but we’re nowhere near bottom.
It’s still deflating, and the Government’s antic’s are delaying the inevitable, while simulatneously keeping homes affordable and draining anyone who actually lives within their means.
If you’re going to make a claim like that, at least back it up with something more than “It has been over three days since anyone has posted in “areas” or “buying and selling”.
And don’t come back with July sales rose over June either.
cr
ParticipantI don’t see them making it so easy on the homeowners. Everything our “leaders” have done has been to help out Wall Street. To have your loan reduced the banks have to agree. Given the alternative of having a loan default some banks will rework loans, but I think right now most are taking the REO and sitting on it hoping 2009 will turn around.
Those that do get a loan reduction will have to share profits with the Government when they sell, and prove they not only make enough to afford a fixed 30 year, but that they didn’t lie on their loan in the first place.
That right there will drastically limit how many homeowners are helped.
These foolish acts by are designed to help the banks stay in business more than they are for homeowners to stay in their overpriced stucco boxes.
cr
ParticipantI don’t see them making it so easy on the homeowners. Everything our “leaders” have done has been to help out Wall Street. To have your loan reduced the banks have to agree. Given the alternative of having a loan default some banks will rework loans, but I think right now most are taking the REO and sitting on it hoping 2009 will turn around.
Those that do get a loan reduction will have to share profits with the Government when they sell, and prove they not only make enough to afford a fixed 30 year, but that they didn’t lie on their loan in the first place.
That right there will drastically limit how many homeowners are helped.
These foolish acts by are designed to help the banks stay in business more than they are for homeowners to stay in their overpriced stucco boxes.
cr
ParticipantI don’t see them making it so easy on the homeowners. Everything our “leaders” have done has been to help out Wall Street. To have your loan reduced the banks have to agree. Given the alternative of having a loan default some banks will rework loans, but I think right now most are taking the REO and sitting on it hoping 2009 will turn around.
Those that do get a loan reduction will have to share profits with the Government when they sell, and prove they not only make enough to afford a fixed 30 year, but that they didn’t lie on their loan in the first place.
That right there will drastically limit how many homeowners are helped.
These foolish acts by are designed to help the banks stay in business more than they are for homeowners to stay in their overpriced stucco boxes.
cr
ParticipantI don’t see them making it so easy on the homeowners. Everything our “leaders” have done has been to help out Wall Street. To have your loan reduced the banks have to agree. Given the alternative of having a loan default some banks will rework loans, but I think right now most are taking the REO and sitting on it hoping 2009 will turn around.
Those that do get a loan reduction will have to share profits with the Government when they sell, and prove they not only make enough to afford a fixed 30 year, but that they didn’t lie on their loan in the first place.
That right there will drastically limit how many homeowners are helped.
These foolish acts by are designed to help the banks stay in business more than they are for homeowners to stay in their overpriced stucco boxes.
cr
ParticipantI don’t see them making it so easy on the homeowners. Everything our “leaders” have done has been to help out Wall Street. To have your loan reduced the banks have to agree. Given the alternative of having a loan default some banks will rework loans, but I think right now most are taking the REO and sitting on it hoping 2009 will turn around.
Those that do get a loan reduction will have to share profits with the Government when they sell, and prove they not only make enough to afford a fixed 30 year, but that they didn’t lie on their loan in the first place.
That right there will drastically limit how many homeowners are helped.
These foolish acts by are designed to help the banks stay in business more than they are for homeowners to stay in their overpriced stucco boxes.
cr
ParticipantHow the market is up today is beyond me.
I can only guess it’s because people are realizing Hanky and Bernanky (who should be tried for treason IMO) will keep spending our children’s future on a couple of bad banks.
Just wait until the FDIC goes broke and Fed sheet turns red. Then what?
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