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ParticipantI am aware that there is a moral piece to this… I am only concerned with the business side of the equation.
Sounds like the problem that got people into the mortgage mess.
Ditto what SDR said. You are not likely to get a loan mod at this time without full documentation.
Ironic isn’t it? Only after the mess is made are the rules enforced.
ParticipantI am aware that there is a moral piece to this… I am only concerned with the business side of the equation.
Sounds like the problem that got people into the mortgage mess.
Ditto what SDR said. You are not likely to get a loan mod at this time without full documentation.
Ironic isn’t it? Only after the mess is made are the rules enforced.
ParticipantI am aware that there is a moral piece to this… I am only concerned with the business side of the equation.
Sounds like the problem that got people into the mortgage mess.
Ditto what SDR said. You are not likely to get a loan mod at this time without full documentation.
Ironic isn’t it? Only after the mess is made are the rules enforced.
ParticipantI am aware that there is a moral piece to this… I am only concerned with the business side of the equation.
Sounds like the problem that got people into the mortgage mess.
Ditto what SDR said. You are not likely to get a loan mod at this time without full documentation.
Ironic isn’t it? Only after the mess is made are the rules enforced.
ParticipantOC – does this happen to be the house you were living in a year ago when you first started posting here, and to be blunt, bragged about living in < a href='http://piggington.com/new_oc_housing_market_scam_for_rentals'>“rent free”? I think there is an older post where you went into more detail about not paying your rent, but I couldn’t find it.
ParticipantOC – does this happen to be the house you were living in a year ago when you first started posting here, and to be blunt, bragged about living in < a href='http://piggington.com/new_oc_housing_market_scam_for_rentals'>“rent free”? I think there is an older post where you went into more detail about not paying your rent, but I couldn’t find it.
ParticipantOC – does this happen to be the house you were living in a year ago when you first started posting here, and to be blunt, bragged about living in < a href='http://piggington.com/new_oc_housing_market_scam_for_rentals'>“rent free”? I think there is an older post where you went into more detail about not paying your rent, but I couldn’t find it.
ParticipantOC – does this happen to be the house you were living in a year ago when you first started posting here, and to be blunt, bragged about living in < a href='http://piggington.com/new_oc_housing_market_scam_for_rentals'>“rent free”? I think there is an older post where you went into more detail about not paying your rent, but I couldn’t find it.
ParticipantOC – does this happen to be the house you were living in a year ago when you first started posting here, and to be blunt, bragged about living in < a href='http://piggington.com/new_oc_housing_market_scam_for_rentals'>“rent free”? I think there is an older post where you went into more detail about not paying your rent, but I couldn’t find it.
ParticipantI heard the other day there are somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 times as many ARM’s (probably in the “prime” category) set to reset than have so far.
Anyone in/validate that, preferably with numbers? I’ve seen the Credit Suisse Chart, but that thing’s getting old, and I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the recent refi’s are adjustable too.
ParticipantI heard the other day there are somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 times as many ARM’s (probably in the “prime” category) set to reset than have so far.
Anyone in/validate that, preferably with numbers? I’ve seen the Credit Suisse Chart, but that thing’s getting old, and I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the recent refi’s are adjustable too.
ParticipantI heard the other day there are somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 times as many ARM’s (probably in the “prime” category) set to reset than have so far.
Anyone in/validate that, preferably with numbers? I’ve seen the Credit Suisse Chart, but that thing’s getting old, and I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the recent refi’s are adjustable too.
ParticipantI heard the other day there are somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 times as many ARM’s (probably in the “prime” category) set to reset than have so far.
Anyone in/validate that, preferably with numbers? I’ve seen the Credit Suisse Chart, but that thing’s getting old, and I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the recent refi’s are adjustable too.
ParticipantI heard the other day there are somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 times as many ARM’s (probably in the “prime” category) set to reset than have so far.
Anyone in/validate that, preferably with numbers? I’ve seen the Credit Suisse Chart, but that thing’s getting old, and I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the recent refi’s are adjustable too.
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