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ParticipantThey’re going to need a lot more dark blue/purple colors by the time the corrections have fully passed.
ParticipantThey’re going to need a lot more dark blue/purple colors by the time the corrections have fully passed.
ParticipantThey’re going to need a lot more dark blue/purple colors by the time the corrections have fully passed.
ParticipantThey’re going to need a lot more dark blue/purple colors by the time the corrections have fully passed.
ParticipantI just wonder what % of the population is actually in support of something like this.
The perma-bulls of housing argue that 98% or more of homeowners are paying on time. If so, then why all this trouble for the irresponsible 2%?
They should make this a vote, not election year propaganda. Alt-A and Prime will make sub-prime problems look like the good ‘ol days.
ParticipantI just wonder what % of the population is actually in support of something like this.
The perma-bulls of housing argue that 98% or more of homeowners are paying on time. If so, then why all this trouble for the irresponsible 2%?
They should make this a vote, not election year propaganda. Alt-A and Prime will make sub-prime problems look like the good ‘ol days.
ParticipantI just wonder what % of the population is actually in support of something like this.
The perma-bulls of housing argue that 98% or more of homeowners are paying on time. If so, then why all this trouble for the irresponsible 2%?
They should make this a vote, not election year propaganda. Alt-A and Prime will make sub-prime problems look like the good ‘ol days.
ParticipantI just wonder what % of the population is actually in support of something like this.
The perma-bulls of housing argue that 98% or more of homeowners are paying on time. If so, then why all this trouble for the irresponsible 2%?
They should make this a vote, not election year propaganda. Alt-A and Prime will make sub-prime problems look like the good ‘ol days.
ParticipantI just wonder what % of the population is actually in support of something like this.
The perma-bulls of housing argue that 98% or more of homeowners are paying on time. If so, then why all this trouble for the irresponsible 2%?
They should make this a vote, not election year propaganda. Alt-A and Prime will make sub-prime problems look like the good ‘ol days.
Participant…and the news just get worse everyday.
Even if they enacted with full support a fairy tale plan the stopped all future foreclosures from happening we’d still have this:
US Home Foreclosures Hit Record High
…the percentage of all mortgages nationwide that started the foreclosure process jumped to a record high of 0.78 percent during the July-to-September period.
More homeowners also fell behind on their monthly payments. (I guess they don’t qualify for a rate freeze)
The delinquency rate for all mortgages climbed to 5.59 percent in the third quarter…the highest since 1986.
The percentage of subprime adjustable-rate mortgages that entered the foreclosure process soared to a record of 4.72 percent in the third quarter.
Late payments jumped to a record high of 18.81 in the third quarter
California and Florida…accounted for 33.7 percent of the subprime adjustable-rate loans that entered the foreclosure process in the third quarter.
The two states combined also accounted for 42.4 percent of creditworthy “prime” adjustable-rate mortgages that started the foreclosure process.
The damage is done.
Participant…and the news just get worse everyday.
Even if they enacted with full support a fairy tale plan the stopped all future foreclosures from happening we’d still have this:
US Home Foreclosures Hit Record High
…the percentage of all mortgages nationwide that started the foreclosure process jumped to a record high of 0.78 percent during the July-to-September period.
More homeowners also fell behind on their monthly payments. (I guess they don’t qualify for a rate freeze)
The delinquency rate for all mortgages climbed to 5.59 percent in the third quarter…the highest since 1986.
The percentage of subprime adjustable-rate mortgages that entered the foreclosure process soared to a record of 4.72 percent in the third quarter.
Late payments jumped to a record high of 18.81 in the third quarter
California and Florida…accounted for 33.7 percent of the subprime adjustable-rate loans that entered the foreclosure process in the third quarter.
The two states combined also accounted for 42.4 percent of creditworthy “prime” adjustable-rate mortgages that started the foreclosure process.
The damage is done.
Participant…and the news just get worse everyday.
Even if they enacted with full support a fairy tale plan the stopped all future foreclosures from happening we’d still have this:
US Home Foreclosures Hit Record High
…the percentage of all mortgages nationwide that started the foreclosure process jumped to a record high of 0.78 percent during the July-to-September period.
More homeowners also fell behind on their monthly payments. (I guess they don’t qualify for a rate freeze)
The delinquency rate for all mortgages climbed to 5.59 percent in the third quarter…the highest since 1986.
The percentage of subprime adjustable-rate mortgages that entered the foreclosure process soared to a record of 4.72 percent in the third quarter.
Late payments jumped to a record high of 18.81 in the third quarter
California and Florida…accounted for 33.7 percent of the subprime adjustable-rate loans that entered the foreclosure process in the third quarter.
The two states combined also accounted for 42.4 percent of creditworthy “prime” adjustable-rate mortgages that started the foreclosure process.
The damage is done.
Participant…and the news just get worse everyday.
Even if they enacted with full support a fairy tale plan the stopped all future foreclosures from happening we’d still have this:
US Home Foreclosures Hit Record High
…the percentage of all mortgages nationwide that started the foreclosure process jumped to a record high of 0.78 percent during the July-to-September period.
More homeowners also fell behind on their monthly payments. (I guess they don’t qualify for a rate freeze)
The delinquency rate for all mortgages climbed to 5.59 percent in the third quarter…the highest since 1986.
The percentage of subprime adjustable-rate mortgages that entered the foreclosure process soared to a record of 4.72 percent in the third quarter.
Late payments jumped to a record high of 18.81 in the third quarter
California and Florida…accounted for 33.7 percent of the subprime adjustable-rate loans that entered the foreclosure process in the third quarter.
The two states combined also accounted for 42.4 percent of creditworthy “prime” adjustable-rate mortgages that started the foreclosure process.
The damage is done.
Participant…and the news just get worse everyday.
Even if they enacted with full support a fairy tale plan the stopped all future foreclosures from happening we’d still have this:
US Home Foreclosures Hit Record High
…the percentage of all mortgages nationwide that started the foreclosure process jumped to a record high of 0.78 percent during the July-to-September period.
More homeowners also fell behind on their monthly payments. (I guess they don’t qualify for a rate freeze)
The delinquency rate for all mortgages climbed to 5.59 percent in the third quarter…the highest since 1986.
The percentage of subprime adjustable-rate mortgages that entered the foreclosure process soared to a record of 4.72 percent in the third quarter.
Late payments jumped to a record high of 18.81 in the third quarter
California and Florida…accounted for 33.7 percent of the subprime adjustable-rate loans that entered the foreclosure process in the third quarter.
The two states combined also accounted for 42.4 percent of creditworthy “prime” adjustable-rate mortgages that started the foreclosure process.
The damage is done.
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