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ParticipantOCR,
Just like you said, many people respond and relate better to specific examples. The housing bubble examples you gave day in and day out were a great balance to the Schiller/Rich/Mish/Mr. Mortgage charts and analysis. Showing my wife a chart returns the “Deer in the headlights” response. Showing her a picture of a house that is a few miles away, and giving her the specifics on the fraud or measure of distress paints the perfect picture for her. She got it, we sold, we’re now renting, and I’m thankful to blogs like yours and the Piggs out there. So thank you.
Trojan4Life,
On what basis did you state that OCR has a “LACK OF CREDIBILITY, ETHICS…”?
ParticipantOCR,
Just like you said, many people respond and relate better to specific examples. The housing bubble examples you gave day in and day out were a great balance to the Schiller/Rich/Mish/Mr. Mortgage charts and analysis. Showing my wife a chart returns the “Deer in the headlights” response. Showing her a picture of a house that is a few miles away, and giving her the specifics on the fraud or measure of distress paints the perfect picture for her. She got it, we sold, we’re now renting, and I’m thankful to blogs like yours and the Piggs out there. So thank you.
Trojan4Life,
On what basis did you state that OCR has a “LACK OF CREDIBILITY, ETHICS…”?
ParticipantOCR,
Just like you said, many people respond and relate better to specific examples. The housing bubble examples you gave day in and day out were a great balance to the Schiller/Rich/Mish/Mr. Mortgage charts and analysis. Showing my wife a chart returns the “Deer in the headlights” response. Showing her a picture of a house that is a few miles away, and giving her the specifics on the fraud or measure of distress paints the perfect picture for her. She got it, we sold, we’re now renting, and I’m thankful to blogs like yours and the Piggs out there. So thank you.
Trojan4Life,
On what basis did you state that OCR has a “LACK OF CREDIBILITY, ETHICS…”?
ParticipantOCR,
Just like you said, many people respond and relate better to specific examples. The housing bubble examples you gave day in and day out were a great balance to the Schiller/Rich/Mish/Mr. Mortgage charts and analysis. Showing my wife a chart returns the “Deer in the headlights” response. Showing her a picture of a house that is a few miles away, and giving her the specifics on the fraud or measure of distress paints the perfect picture for her. She got it, we sold, we’re now renting, and I’m thankful to blogs like yours and the Piggs out there. So thank you.
Trojan4Life,
On what basis did you state that OCR has a “LACK OF CREDIBILITY, ETHICS…”?
ParticipantThis movie has been the subject of a parody multiple times already…but this one is my favorite! Love it!
ParticipantThis movie has been the subject of a parody multiple times already…but this one is my favorite! Love it!
ParticipantThis movie has been the subject of a parody multiple times already…but this one is my favorite! Love it!
ParticipantThis movie has been the subject of a parody multiple times already…but this one is my favorite! Love it!
ParticipantThis movie has been the subject of a parody multiple times already…but this one is my favorite! Love it!
November 14, 2008 at 2:25 PM in reply to: Just wondering where all the “Bring it on people” are at #304692ParticipantRustico, sorry, I missed the “wait for the bank…” comment first read.
As for my scenario, I wouldn’t want to do that either, but only because I wouldn’t be able to enter into the loan agreement with good conscience. Living rent free for a good part of a year is quite nice when you don’t have a dual-income, been around the block for 2 decades bank account. But perhaps I’m simplifying that scenario too much…there are probably negatives that are more difficult to see from the outside looking in (collections, social-stigma?, moving, I’m reaching, that’s all I got).
November 14, 2008 at 2:25 PM in reply to: Just wondering where all the “Bring it on people” are at #305057ParticipantRustico, sorry, I missed the “wait for the bank…” comment first read.
As for my scenario, I wouldn’t want to do that either, but only because I wouldn’t be able to enter into the loan agreement with good conscience. Living rent free for a good part of a year is quite nice when you don’t have a dual-income, been around the block for 2 decades bank account. But perhaps I’m simplifying that scenario too much…there are probably negatives that are more difficult to see from the outside looking in (collections, social-stigma?, moving, I’m reaching, that’s all I got).
November 14, 2008 at 2:25 PM in reply to: Just wondering where all the “Bring it on people” are at #305069ParticipantRustico, sorry, I missed the “wait for the bank…” comment first read.
As for my scenario, I wouldn’t want to do that either, but only because I wouldn’t be able to enter into the loan agreement with good conscience. Living rent free for a good part of a year is quite nice when you don’t have a dual-income, been around the block for 2 decades bank account. But perhaps I’m simplifying that scenario too much…there are probably negatives that are more difficult to see from the outside looking in (collections, social-stigma?, moving, I’m reaching, that’s all I got).
November 14, 2008 at 2:25 PM in reply to: Just wondering where all the “Bring it on people” are at #305088ParticipantRustico, sorry, I missed the “wait for the bank…” comment first read.
As for my scenario, I wouldn’t want to do that either, but only because I wouldn’t be able to enter into the loan agreement with good conscience. Living rent free for a good part of a year is quite nice when you don’t have a dual-income, been around the block for 2 decades bank account. But perhaps I’m simplifying that scenario too much…there are probably negatives that are more difficult to see from the outside looking in (collections, social-stigma?, moving, I’m reaching, that’s all I got).
November 14, 2008 at 2:25 PM in reply to: Just wondering where all the “Bring it on people” are at #305146ParticipantRustico, sorry, I missed the “wait for the bank…” comment first read.
As for my scenario, I wouldn’t want to do that either, but only because I wouldn’t be able to enter into the loan agreement with good conscience. Living rent free for a good part of a year is quite nice when you don’t have a dual-income, been around the block for 2 decades bank account. But perhaps I’m simplifying that scenario too much…there are probably negatives that are more difficult to see from the outside looking in (collections, social-stigma?, moving, I’m reaching, that’s all I got).
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