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ParticipantMy rent is too high, when will the government give me a free month and help rework my lease?
ParticipantMy rent is too high, when will the government give me a free month and help rework my lease?
ParticipantMy rent is too high, when will the government give me a free month and help rework my lease?
ParticipantMy rent is too high, when will the government give me a free month and help rework my lease?
ParticipantWillis said concerns about the program might stem from the result of the Hope Now Alliance, which all six banks are members, which fell flat when it only led to loan modifications for 10,000 people.
If only someone could figure out how many people have been helped. First I heard 38 then the Bush administration said half a million now it’s 10,000.
ParticipantWillis said concerns about the program might stem from the result of the Hope Now Alliance, which all six banks are members, which fell flat when it only led to loan modifications for 10,000 people.
If only someone could figure out how many people have been helped. First I heard 38 then the Bush administration said half a million now it’s 10,000.
ParticipantWillis said concerns about the program might stem from the result of the Hope Now Alliance, which all six banks are members, which fell flat when it only led to loan modifications for 10,000 people.
If only someone could figure out how many people have been helped. First I heard 38 then the Bush administration said half a million now it’s 10,000.
ParticipantWillis said concerns about the program might stem from the result of the Hope Now Alliance, which all six banks are members, which fell flat when it only led to loan modifications for 10,000 people.
If only someone could figure out how many people have been helped. First I heard 38 then the Bush administration said half a million now it’s 10,000.
ParticipantWillis said concerns about the program might stem from the result of the Hope Now Alliance, which all six banks are members, which fell flat when it only led to loan modifications for 10,000 people.
If only someone could figure out how many people have been helped. First I heard 38 then the Bush administration said half a million now it’s 10,000.
ParticipantRE: I have several clients (recent grads with good jobs paying 50 to 100K that were too young to buy the last few years but lived with Mom&Dad while banking 50K to 100K in cash over the last 4 years. Not everyone was irresponsible. There are plenty of responsible folks like many of the Piggs that were raised right.
No doubt they are responsible, but it will be quite a shock to go from no house payment/utilities with a large cash hoard being able to afford ipods/iphones/etc to being broke debt slaves with $2000+/per month house payment and utilities. A single person making 50K clears only a little more than 3000/month after tax, taking on a 2000 payment is absurd. When I graduated and was making low 40’s, my realtor strongly recommended borrowing no more than 100K, of course he was old school and that was a different time and place when it was still in vogue to actually pay your debts. Even at that I regretted buying a house, MOBILITY is key when you’re young (and especially when you’re single, but that’s a different story)
Rant offParticipantRE: I have several clients (recent grads with good jobs paying 50 to 100K that were too young to buy the last few years but lived with Mom&Dad while banking 50K to 100K in cash over the last 4 years. Not everyone was irresponsible. There are plenty of responsible folks like many of the Piggs that were raised right.
No doubt they are responsible, but it will be quite a shock to go from no house payment/utilities with a large cash hoard being able to afford ipods/iphones/etc to being broke debt slaves with $2000+/per month house payment and utilities. A single person making 50K clears only a little more than 3000/month after tax, taking on a 2000 payment is absurd. When I graduated and was making low 40’s, my realtor strongly recommended borrowing no more than 100K, of course he was old school and that was a different time and place when it was still in vogue to actually pay your debts. Even at that I regretted buying a house, MOBILITY is key when you’re young (and especially when you’re single, but that’s a different story)
Rant offParticipantRE: I have several clients (recent grads with good jobs paying 50 to 100K that were too young to buy the last few years but lived with Mom&Dad while banking 50K to 100K in cash over the last 4 years. Not everyone was irresponsible. There are plenty of responsible folks like many of the Piggs that were raised right.
No doubt they are responsible, but it will be quite a shock to go from no house payment/utilities with a large cash hoard being able to afford ipods/iphones/etc to being broke debt slaves with $2000+/per month house payment and utilities. A single person making 50K clears only a little more than 3000/month after tax, taking on a 2000 payment is absurd. When I graduated and was making low 40’s, my realtor strongly recommended borrowing no more than 100K, of course he was old school and that was a different time and place when it was still in vogue to actually pay your debts. Even at that I regretted buying a house, MOBILITY is key when you’re young (and especially when you’re single, but that’s a different story)
Rant offParticipantRE: I have several clients (recent grads with good jobs paying 50 to 100K that were too young to buy the last few years but lived with Mom&Dad while banking 50K to 100K in cash over the last 4 years. Not everyone was irresponsible. There are plenty of responsible folks like many of the Piggs that were raised right.
No doubt they are responsible, but it will be quite a shock to go from no house payment/utilities with a large cash hoard being able to afford ipods/iphones/etc to being broke debt slaves with $2000+/per month house payment and utilities. A single person making 50K clears only a little more than 3000/month after tax, taking on a 2000 payment is absurd. When I graduated and was making low 40’s, my realtor strongly recommended borrowing no more than 100K, of course he was old school and that was a different time and place when it was still in vogue to actually pay your debts. Even at that I regretted buying a house, MOBILITY is key when you’re young (and especially when you’re single, but that’s a different story)
Rant offParticipantRE: I have several clients (recent grads with good jobs paying 50 to 100K that were too young to buy the last few years but lived with Mom&Dad while banking 50K to 100K in cash over the last 4 years. Not everyone was irresponsible. There are plenty of responsible folks like many of the Piggs that were raised right.
No doubt they are responsible, but it will be quite a shock to go from no house payment/utilities with a large cash hoard being able to afford ipods/iphones/etc to being broke debt slaves with $2000+/per month house payment and utilities. A single person making 50K clears only a little more than 3000/month after tax, taking on a 2000 payment is absurd. When I graduated and was making low 40’s, my realtor strongly recommended borrowing no more than 100K, of course he was old school and that was a different time and place when it was still in vogue to actually pay your debts. Even at that I regretted buying a house, MOBILITY is key when you’re young (and especially when you’re single, but that’s a different story)
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