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ParticipantGreat insight EconProf.
Maybe someday Gov’t and economists will realize low home prices are good because it means people can spend more money elsewhere.
ParticipantGreat insight EconProf.
Maybe someday Gov’t and economists will realize low home prices are good because it means people can spend more money elsewhere.
ParticipantGreat insight EconProf.
Maybe someday Gov’t and economists will realize low home prices are good because it means people can spend more money elsewhere.
ParticipantGreat insight EconProf.
Maybe someday Gov’t and economists will realize low home prices are good because it means people can spend more money elsewhere.
Participant[quote=tucker…]cooprider,
it is up and running?[/quote]Still unavailable. Must be where I’m connected.
Participant[quote=tucker…]cooprider,
it is up and running?[/quote]Still unavailable. Must be where I’m connected.
Participant[quote=tucker…]cooprider,
it is up and running?[/quote]Still unavailable. Must be where I’m connected.
Participant[quote=tucker…]cooprider,
it is up and running?[/quote]Still unavailable. Must be where I’m connected.
Participant[quote=tucker…]cooprider,
it is up and running?[/quote]Still unavailable. Must be where I’m connected.
November 17, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: FDIC Unveils Plan to Prevent 1.5 Million Foreclosures #306020ParticipantMaybe it doesn’t work at all, but regardless of our socialist Gov’t that doesn’t answer why they would do this? She’s not elected is she?
Then there’s this:
Servicers would be expected to lower those borrowers’ monthly payments to about 31 percent of the borrowers’ monthly income.I’m not the first to say we are now encouraging people to lie about how little they make.
Why don’t they give new loans under these terms?
November 17, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: FDIC Unveils Plan to Prevent 1.5 Million Foreclosures #306386ParticipantMaybe it doesn’t work at all, but regardless of our socialist Gov’t that doesn’t answer why they would do this? She’s not elected is she?
Then there’s this:
Servicers would be expected to lower those borrowers’ monthly payments to about 31 percent of the borrowers’ monthly income.I’m not the first to say we are now encouraging people to lie about how little they make.
Why don’t they give new loans under these terms?
November 17, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: FDIC Unveils Plan to Prevent 1.5 Million Foreclosures #306400ParticipantMaybe it doesn’t work at all, but regardless of our socialist Gov’t that doesn’t answer why they would do this? She’s not elected is she?
Then there’s this:
Servicers would be expected to lower those borrowers’ monthly payments to about 31 percent of the borrowers’ monthly income.I’m not the first to say we are now encouraging people to lie about how little they make.
Why don’t they give new loans under these terms?
November 17, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: FDIC Unveils Plan to Prevent 1.5 Million Foreclosures #306417ParticipantMaybe it doesn’t work at all, but regardless of our socialist Gov’t that doesn’t answer why they would do this? She’s not elected is she?
Then there’s this:
Servicers would be expected to lower those borrowers’ monthly payments to about 31 percent of the borrowers’ monthly income.I’m not the first to say we are now encouraging people to lie about how little they make.
Why don’t they give new loans under these terms?
November 17, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: FDIC Unveils Plan to Prevent 1.5 Million Foreclosures #306477ParticipantMaybe it doesn’t work at all, but regardless of our socialist Gov’t that doesn’t answer why they would do this? She’s not elected is she?
Then there’s this:
Servicers would be expected to lower those borrowers’ monthly payments to about 31 percent of the borrowers’ monthly income.I’m not the first to say we are now encouraging people to lie about how little they make.
Why don’t they give new loans under these terms?
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