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July 16, 2008 at 5:23 AM in reply to: SEC limiting short sale of Fannie/Freddie + Tempers flare at IndyMac Bank #240212July 16, 2008 at 5:23 AM in reply to: SEC limiting short sale of Fannie/Freddie + Tempers flare at IndyMac Bank #240349
TheBreeze
ParticipantThis is why I’m voting for the Democrats in November. It’s time to get back to the smaller government and conservative principles of the Clinton years instead of the socialist, corporate-welfare state that is currently being pushed on us by the current Republican administration.
July 16, 2008 at 5:23 AM in reply to: SEC limiting short sale of Fannie/Freddie + Tempers flare at IndyMac Bank #240355ParticipantThis is why I’m voting for the Democrats in November. It’s time to get back to the smaller government and conservative principles of the Clinton years instead of the socialist, corporate-welfare state that is currently being pushed on us by the current Republican administration.
July 16, 2008 at 5:23 AM in reply to: SEC limiting short sale of Fannie/Freddie + Tempers flare at IndyMac Bank #240413ParticipantThis is why I’m voting for the Democrats in November. It’s time to get back to the smaller government and conservative principles of the Clinton years instead of the socialist, corporate-welfare state that is currently being pushed on us by the current Republican administration.
July 16, 2008 at 5:23 AM in reply to: SEC limiting short sale of Fannie/Freddie + Tempers flare at IndyMac Bank #240416ParticipantThis is why I’m voting for the Democrats in November. It’s time to get back to the smaller government and conservative principles of the Clinton years instead of the socialist, corporate-welfare state that is currently being pushed on us by the current Republican administration.
July 15, 2008 at 8:28 PM in reply to: My letter to my congressman and Senetors, what do you think of it? #240062ParticipantI agree with making it shorter and keeping it on point to housing. I’d also take out that last line about never voting again because that’s not likely to spur a politician into action.
I think the main problem is that so many politicians equate low monthly mortgage payments with affordable housing. They don’t understand (or more likely their campaign contributors encourage them not to understand) that cheap money and government subsidies just makes houses more expensive. It’s really a shame. So much wasted money and effort went into making housing unaffordable for most Americans.
In any event, I encourage you to send the letter. At least you’ll feel better knowing you tried.
July 15, 2008 at 8:28 PM in reply to: My letter to my congressman and Senetors, what do you think of it? #240199ParticipantI agree with making it shorter and keeping it on point to housing. I’d also take out that last line about never voting again because that’s not likely to spur a politician into action.
I think the main problem is that so many politicians equate low monthly mortgage payments with affordable housing. They don’t understand (or more likely their campaign contributors encourage them not to understand) that cheap money and government subsidies just makes houses more expensive. It’s really a shame. So much wasted money and effort went into making housing unaffordable for most Americans.
In any event, I encourage you to send the letter. At least you’ll feel better knowing you tried.
July 15, 2008 at 8:28 PM in reply to: My letter to my congressman and Senetors, what do you think of it? #240206ParticipantI agree with making it shorter and keeping it on point to housing. I’d also take out that last line about never voting again because that’s not likely to spur a politician into action.
I think the main problem is that so many politicians equate low monthly mortgage payments with affordable housing. They don’t understand (or more likely their campaign contributors encourage them not to understand) that cheap money and government subsidies just makes houses more expensive. It’s really a shame. So much wasted money and effort went into making housing unaffordable for most Americans.
In any event, I encourage you to send the letter. At least you’ll feel better knowing you tried.
July 15, 2008 at 8:28 PM in reply to: My letter to my congressman and Senetors, what do you think of it? #240261ParticipantI agree with making it shorter and keeping it on point to housing. I’d also take out that last line about never voting again because that’s not likely to spur a politician into action.
I think the main problem is that so many politicians equate low monthly mortgage payments with affordable housing. They don’t understand (or more likely their campaign contributors encourage them not to understand) that cheap money and government subsidies just makes houses more expensive. It’s really a shame. So much wasted money and effort went into making housing unaffordable for most Americans.
In any event, I encourage you to send the letter. At least you’ll feel better knowing you tried.
July 15, 2008 at 8:28 PM in reply to: My letter to my congressman and Senetors, what do you think of it? #240265ParticipantI agree with making it shorter and keeping it on point to housing. I’d also take out that last line about never voting again because that’s not likely to spur a politician into action.
I think the main problem is that so many politicians equate low monthly mortgage payments with affordable housing. They don’t understand (or more likely their campaign contributors encourage them not to understand) that cheap money and government subsidies just makes houses more expensive. It’s really a shame. So much wasted money and effort went into making housing unaffordable for most Americans.
In any event, I encourage you to send the letter. At least you’ll feel better knowing you tried.
July 15, 2008 at 7:21 PM in reply to: At 150x rent, 100% financing, would you buy if cash negative $200/mo? #240027ParticipantThere are still banks doing 100% financing? Good lord. I look forward to subsidizing your investment with my tax dollars.
July 15, 2008 at 7:21 PM in reply to: At 150x rent, 100% financing, would you buy if cash negative $200/mo? #240164ParticipantThere are still banks doing 100% financing? Good lord. I look forward to subsidizing your investment with my tax dollars.
July 15, 2008 at 7:21 PM in reply to: At 150x rent, 100% financing, would you buy if cash negative $200/mo? #240171ParticipantThere are still banks doing 100% financing? Good lord. I look forward to subsidizing your investment with my tax dollars.
July 15, 2008 at 7:21 PM in reply to: At 150x rent, 100% financing, would you buy if cash negative $200/mo? #240224ParticipantThere are still banks doing 100% financing? Good lord. I look forward to subsidizing your investment with my tax dollars.
July 15, 2008 at 7:21 PM in reply to: At 150x rent, 100% financing, would you buy if cash negative $200/mo? #240230ParticipantThere are still banks doing 100% financing? Good lord. I look forward to subsidizing your investment with my tax dollars.
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