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ParticipantMore cost to taxpayers when we have to house these scum bags in jail
ParticipantMore cost to taxpayers when we have to house these scum bags in jail
ParticipantMore cost to taxpayers when we have to house these scum bags in jail
ParticipantMore cost to taxpayers when we have to house these scum bags in jail
February 29, 2008 at 11:50 AM in reply to: “Renegotiate” Your Loan – banks giving in to buyers in distress #162660ParticipantSubmitted by barnaby33 on February 29:
On the whole re-write issue, wouldn’t the old contract or mortgage need to be set-aside and a new mortgage recorded?That’s a question that I am asking. With these loans having changed hands and going to MBS and CDOs – how can you just toss the old contract aside – unless there was something stated in the loan origination that allowed it.
February 29, 2008 at 11:50 AM in reply to: “Renegotiate” Your Loan – banks giving in to buyers in distress #162958ParticipantSubmitted by barnaby33 on February 29:
On the whole re-write issue, wouldn’t the old contract or mortgage need to be set-aside and a new mortgage recorded?That’s a question that I am asking. With these loans having changed hands and going to MBS and CDOs – how can you just toss the old contract aside – unless there was something stated in the loan origination that allowed it.
February 29, 2008 at 11:50 AM in reply to: “Renegotiate” Your Loan – banks giving in to buyers in distress #162974ParticipantSubmitted by barnaby33 on February 29:
On the whole re-write issue, wouldn’t the old contract or mortgage need to be set-aside and a new mortgage recorded?That’s a question that I am asking. With these loans having changed hands and going to MBS and CDOs – how can you just toss the old contract aside – unless there was something stated in the loan origination that allowed it.
February 29, 2008 at 11:50 AM in reply to: “Renegotiate” Your Loan – banks giving in to buyers in distress #162988ParticipantSubmitted by barnaby33 on February 29:
On the whole re-write issue, wouldn’t the old contract or mortgage need to be set-aside and a new mortgage recorded?That’s a question that I am asking. With these loans having changed hands and going to MBS and CDOs – how can you just toss the old contract aside – unless there was something stated in the loan origination that allowed it.
February 29, 2008 at 11:50 AM in reply to: “Renegotiate” Your Loan – banks giving in to buyers in distress #163065ParticipantSubmitted by barnaby33 on February 29:
On the whole re-write issue, wouldn’t the old contract or mortgage need to be set-aside and a new mortgage recorded?That’s a question that I am asking. With these loans having changed hands and going to MBS and CDOs – how can you just toss the old contract aside – unless there was something stated in the loan origination that allowed it.
ParticipantIs the median home price to median income correlation reliable to predict income to house market trends, if there is no data to show percentages of households who earn “the median ie $55K, v. the number of homes priced at the median?
I would think the only way to figure how long an inventory of median priced homes would last…is to know how many households have a median income.
Since the median is not the same as the average. What if the median is $55K but the average is $80K?
ParticipantIs the median home price to median income correlation reliable to predict income to house market trends, if there is no data to show percentages of households who earn “the median ie $55K, v. the number of homes priced at the median?
I would think the only way to figure how long an inventory of median priced homes would last…is to know how many households have a median income.
Since the median is not the same as the average. What if the median is $55K but the average is $80K?
ParticipantIs the median home price to median income correlation reliable to predict income to house market trends, if there is no data to show percentages of households who earn “the median ie $55K, v. the number of homes priced at the median?
I would think the only way to figure how long an inventory of median priced homes would last…is to know how many households have a median income.
Since the median is not the same as the average. What if the median is $55K but the average is $80K?
ParticipantIs the median home price to median income correlation reliable to predict income to house market trends, if there is no data to show percentages of households who earn “the median ie $55K, v. the number of homes priced at the median?
I would think the only way to figure how long an inventory of median priced homes would last…is to know how many households have a median income.
Since the median is not the same as the average. What if the median is $55K but the average is $80K?
ParticipantIs the median home price to median income correlation reliable to predict income to house market trends, if there is no data to show percentages of households who earn “the median ie $55K, v. the number of homes priced at the median?
I would think the only way to figure how long an inventory of median priced homes would last…is to know how many households have a median income.
Since the median is not the same as the average. What if the median is $55K but the average is $80K?
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