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macromaniacParticipant
CV2, any loan that is FULLY AMORTIZED usually gets paid off at the end of the amortization period and most people won’t be in the same home for 40 years?????
macromaniacParticipantCV2, any loan that is FULLY AMORTIZED usually gets paid off at the end of the amortization period and most people won’t be in the same home for 40 years?????
macromaniacParticipantCV2, any loan that is FULLY AMORTIZED usually gets paid off at the end of the amortization period and most people won’t be in the same home for 40 years?????
macromaniacParticipantCV2, any loan that is FULLY AMORTIZED usually gets paid off at the end of the amortization period and most people won’t be in the same home for 40 years?????
macromaniacParticipantUSC,
You and I both, but I guess you have to weigh it from their perspective, WAMU that is, CHASE and the taxpayer bought the portfolio and probably already wrote them off so anything over zero is a gain…welcome to accounting games….
macromaniacParticipantUSC,
You and I both, but I guess you have to weigh it from their perspective, WAMU that is, CHASE and the taxpayer bought the portfolio and probably already wrote them off so anything over zero is a gain…welcome to accounting games….
macromaniacParticipantUSC,
You and I both, but I guess you have to weigh it from their perspective, WAMU that is, CHASE and the taxpayer bought the portfolio and probably already wrote them off so anything over zero is a gain…welcome to accounting games….
macromaniacParticipantUSC,
You and I both, but I guess you have to weigh it from their perspective, WAMU that is, CHASE and the taxpayer bought the portfolio and probably already wrote them off so anything over zero is a gain…welcome to accounting games….
macromaniacParticipantUSC,
You and I both, but I guess you have to weigh it from their perspective, WAMU that is, CHASE and the taxpayer bought the portfolio and probably already wrote them off so anything over zero is a gain…welcome to accounting games….
macromaniacParticipantNope. Not in the agreement at all…..and they are now considering principal reductions to get them to 31% DTI ratio….crazy….
macromaniacParticipantNope. Not in the agreement at all…..and they are now considering principal reductions to get them to 31% DTI ratio….crazy….
macromaniacParticipantNope. Not in the agreement at all…..and they are now considering principal reductions to get them to 31% DTI ratio….crazy….
macromaniacParticipantNope. Not in the agreement at all…..and they are now considering principal reductions to get them to 31% DTI ratio….crazy….
macromaniacParticipantNope. Not in the agreement at all…..and they are now considering principal reductions to get them to 31% DTI ratio….crazy….
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