[moneymaker]

The rich fear taxes and the poor fear inflation, get ready for both. This lady is obviously hidding money somewhere,is she working with someone else? Someone that may leave her as the fall person? Who knows. She is akin to the corporations that move their corporate headquarters offshore in order to avoid US taxes, and yet still do business here,pathetic! But the real problem is she is definitely not alone out there. The bottom line is greed, and greed cannot be regulated.

[moneymaker]

The rich fear taxes and the poor fear inflation, get ready for both. This lady is obviously hidding money somewhere,is she working with someone else? Someone that may leave her as the fall person? Who knows. She is akin to the corporations that move their corporate headquarters offshore in order to avoid US taxes, and yet still do business here,pathetic! But the real problem is she is definitely not alone out there. The bottom line is greed, and greed cannot be regulated.

[moneymaker]

The rich fear taxes and the poor fear inflation, get ready for both. This lady is obviously hidding money somewhere,is she working with someone else? Someone that may leave her as the fall person? Who knows. She is akin to the corporations that move their corporate headquarters offshore in order to avoid US taxes, and yet still do business here,pathetic! But the real problem is she is definitely not alone out there. The bottom line is greed, and greed cannot be regulated.

[moneymaker]

Though I agree with scaredycat. A similar scenario is “I own 50 homes and I want to buy another one,why should I tell the bank about my other assets when it’s plain to see that I can obviously afford house #51”. It all boils down to “banks want what they can get”.

[moneymaker]

Though I agree with scaredycat. A similar scenario is “I own 50 homes and I want to buy another one,why should I tell the bank about my other assets when it’s plain to see that I can obviously afford house #51”. It all boils down to “banks want what they can get”.

[moneymaker]

Though I agree with scaredycat. A similar scenario is “I own 50 homes and I want to buy another one,why should I tell the bank about my other assets when it’s plain to see that I can obviously afford house #51”. It all boils down to “banks want what they can get”.

[moneymaker]

Though I agree with scaredycat. A similar scenario is “I own 50 homes and I want to buy another one,why should I tell the bank about my other assets when it’s plain to see that I can obviously afford house #51”. It all boils down to “banks want what they can get”.

[moneymaker]

Though I agree with scaredycat. A similar scenario is “I own 50 homes and I want to buy another one,why should I tell the bank about my other assets when it’s plain to see that I can obviously afford house #51”. It all boils down to “banks want what they can get”.

[moneymaker]

I believe virtually interest free loans are available from most 401k’s. If someone is going through a rough spot in life, it is no different from using credit with the good side being that if one defaults on the loan it is not reported to any credit bureaus. I personally think if someone has capital resources that they can access and they refuse, then screw them, I think the bank should be able to deny the modification.

[moneymaker]

I believe virtually interest free loans are available from most 401k’s. If someone is going through a rough spot in life, it is no different from using credit with the good side being that if one defaults on the loan it is not reported to any credit bureaus. I personally think if someone has capital resources that they can access and they refuse, then screw them, I think the bank should be able to deny the modification.

[moneymaker]

I believe virtually interest free loans are available from most 401k’s. If someone is going through a rough spot in life, it is no different from using credit with the good side being that if one defaults on the loan it is not reported to any credit bureaus. I personally think if someone has capital resources that they can access and they refuse, then screw them, I think the bank should be able to deny the modification.

[moneymaker]

I believe virtually interest free loans are available from most 401k’s. If someone is going through a rough spot in life, it is no different from using credit with the good side being that if one defaults on the loan it is not reported to any credit bureaus. I personally think if someone has capital resources that they can access and they refuse, then screw them, I think the bank should be able to deny the modification.

[moneymaker]

I believe virtually interest free loans are available from most 401k’s. If someone is going through a rough spot in life, it is no different from using credit with the good side being that if one defaults on the loan it is not reported to any credit bureaus. I personally think if someone has capital resources that they can access and they refuse, then screw them, I think the bank should be able to deny the modification.

[moneymaker]

That brings up a good point. Does everybody in the house have to be named in the eviction?Roomates?Couldn’t someone just invite a roomate to stay during foreclosure. What if the house was being rented and the tenants had no idea of the foreclosure?Squatting?Adverse possession?OK now everybody let’s play musical house.

[moneymaker]

That brings up a good point. Does everybody in the house have to be named in the eviction?Roomates?Couldn’t someone just invite a roomate to stay during foreclosure. What if the house was being rented and the tenants had no idea of the foreclosure?Squatting?Adverse possession?OK now everybody let’s play musical house.

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