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ParticipantTitles should never be in between quotations marks. They are underlined or italicized.
I recommend _The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crash of 2008 and What It Means_ by George Soros.
BTW, every American woman should read the works of Edith Wharton.
ParticipantTitles should never be in between quotations marks. They are underlined or italicized.
I recommend _The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crash of 2008 and What It Means_ by George Soros.
BTW, every American woman should read the works of Edith Wharton.
ParticipantTitles should never be in between quotations marks. They are underlined or italicized.
I recommend _The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crash of 2008 and What It Means_ by George Soros.
BTW, every American woman should read the works of Edith Wharton.
ParticipantTitles should never be in between quotations marks. They are underlined or italicized.
I recommend _The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crash of 2008 and What It Means_ by George Soros.
BTW, every American woman should read the works of Edith Wharton.
ParticipantIf the Countrywide is just the servicer and not the lender, they get to bill a fat servicing fee the foreclosure work.
Servicing fees are now like the origination fees of yore.
The financial services industry lives on fees. They need to generate fees no matter what.
It’s just like Realtors telling buyers that foreclosures are “great opportunities.” Everyone is looking to make lemondade out of lemons.
ParticipantIf the Countrywide is just the servicer and not the lender, they get to bill a fat servicing fee the foreclosure work.
Servicing fees are now like the origination fees of yore.
The financial services industry lives on fees. They need to generate fees no matter what.
It’s just like Realtors telling buyers that foreclosures are “great opportunities.” Everyone is looking to make lemondade out of lemons.
ParticipantIf the Countrywide is just the servicer and not the lender, they get to bill a fat servicing fee the foreclosure work.
Servicing fees are now like the origination fees of yore.
The financial services industry lives on fees. They need to generate fees no matter what.
It’s just like Realtors telling buyers that foreclosures are “great opportunities.” Everyone is looking to make lemondade out of lemons.
ParticipantIf the Countrywide is just the servicer and not the lender, they get to bill a fat servicing fee the foreclosure work.
Servicing fees are now like the origination fees of yore.
The financial services industry lives on fees. They need to generate fees no matter what.
It’s just like Realtors telling buyers that foreclosures are “great opportunities.” Everyone is looking to make lemondade out of lemons.
ParticipantIf the Countrywide is just the servicer and not the lender, they get to bill a fat servicing fee the foreclosure work.
Servicing fees are now like the origination fees of yore.
The financial services industry lives on fees. They need to generate fees no matter what.
It’s just like Realtors telling buyers that foreclosures are “great opportunities.” Everyone is looking to make lemondade out of lemons.
ParticipantI think that people are tired with the emotional-to-buy house-wife/house-husband.
Look at the direction of the economy.
It’s your money…..
ParticipantI think that people are tired with the emotional-to-buy house-wife/house-husband.
Look at the direction of the economy.
It’s your money…..
ParticipantI think that people are tired with the emotional-to-buy house-wife/house-husband.
Look at the direction of the economy.
It’s your money…..
ParticipantI think that people are tired with the emotional-to-buy house-wife/house-husband.
Look at the direction of the economy.
It’s your money…..
ParticipantI think that people are tired with the emotional-to-buy house-wife/house-husband.
Look at the direction of the economy.
It’s your money…..
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