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patientrenter
ParticipantPK is a hard-left political commentator – the left’s predictable answer to the right’s predictable Rush Limbaugh – who happens to be a very good economist in his private life.
patientrenter
ParticipantPK is a hard-left political commentator – the left’s predictable answer to the right’s predictable Rush Limbaugh – who happens to be a very good economist in his private life.
patientrenter
ParticipantPK is a hard-left political commentator – the left’s predictable answer to the right’s predictable Rush Limbaugh – who happens to be a very good economist in his private life.
patientrenter
Participant[quote=DWCAP]….Allowing the market to identify responsible consumers vs irresponsible consumers seems like a good thing to me.[/quote]
How uncharitable and unfair of you. Luckily the people with real power will override your petty concerns. Back to the party and drink up, everyone!
DWCAP, we’ll send you the bill for our drinks later.
patientrenter
Participant[quote=DWCAP]….Allowing the market to identify responsible consumers vs irresponsible consumers seems like a good thing to me.[/quote]
How uncharitable and unfair of you. Luckily the people with real power will override your petty concerns. Back to the party and drink up, everyone!
DWCAP, we’ll send you the bill for our drinks later.
patientrenter
Participant[quote=DWCAP]….Allowing the market to identify responsible consumers vs irresponsible consumers seems like a good thing to me.[/quote]
How uncharitable and unfair of you. Luckily the people with real power will override your petty concerns. Back to the party and drink up, everyone!
DWCAP, we’ll send you the bill for our drinks later.
patientrenter
Participant[quote=DWCAP]….Allowing the market to identify responsible consumers vs irresponsible consumers seems like a good thing to me.[/quote]
How uncharitable and unfair of you. Luckily the people with real power will override your petty concerns. Back to the party and drink up, everyone!
DWCAP, we’ll send you the bill for our drinks later.
patientrenter
Participant[quote=DWCAP]….Allowing the market to identify responsible consumers vs irresponsible consumers seems like a good thing to me.[/quote]
How uncharitable and unfair of you. Luckily the people with real power will override your petty concerns. Back to the party and drink up, everyone!
DWCAP, we’ll send you the bill for our drinks later.
patientrenter
Participant“Where’s the justice?”
Higher minimum down payments would fix most of that. 20-30% would work. With non-recourse loans, net worth is next to useless. But put a nice big chunk of that net worth into the down payment, and it has real value for the lender.
patientrenter
Participant“Where’s the justice?”
Higher minimum down payments would fix most of that. 20-30% would work. With non-recourse loans, net worth is next to useless. But put a nice big chunk of that net worth into the down payment, and it has real value for the lender.
patientrenter
Participant“Where’s the justice?”
Higher minimum down payments would fix most of that. 20-30% would work. With non-recourse loans, net worth is next to useless. But put a nice big chunk of that net worth into the down payment, and it has real value for the lender.
patientrenter
Participant“Where’s the justice?”
Higher minimum down payments would fix most of that. 20-30% would work. With non-recourse loans, net worth is next to useless. But put a nice big chunk of that net worth into the down payment, and it has real value for the lender.
patientrenter
Participant“Where’s the justice?”
Higher minimum down payments would fix most of that. 20-30% would work. With non-recourse loans, net worth is next to useless. But put a nice big chunk of that net worth into the down payment, and it has real value for the lender.
patientrenter
ParticipantAccording to people in the trenches, banks virtually never collect deficiencies on home loans directly from the borrowers. So assets beyond the house are nearly irrelevant. If these folks are really prepared to put those other assets at risk in order to support the new loan, then they can simply pay down some of the loan.
If they do that, and still have a problem refinancing, then I’ll be curious.
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