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July 23, 2009 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Intentional defaulting, not subprime mortgage is the problem #435661July 23, 2009 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Intentional defaulting, not subprime mortgage is the problem #435867werewolf34Participant
I find it funny and really sad that no one, not one person ever talks about regulating realtors. It is just commonly accepted that realtors can do anything they want to sell homes. How about making them fiduciaries and responsible for pushing people into home they can’t afford?
Mortgages are non-recourse loans, period. In the interest rate, they’ve have priced (or forgot to price) the risk that people walk away.
I believe in personal responsibility but in a time where govt isn’t responsible and banks aren’t responsible why should the little guy be responsible?
B/c of social pressure? Not anymore, we have become a nation of crooks and patsies. You’re one or the other
July 23, 2009 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Intentional defaulting, not subprime mortgage is the problem #436187werewolf34ParticipantI find it funny and really sad that no one, not one person ever talks about regulating realtors. It is just commonly accepted that realtors can do anything they want to sell homes. How about making them fiduciaries and responsible for pushing people into home they can’t afford?
Mortgages are non-recourse loans, period. In the interest rate, they’ve have priced (or forgot to price) the risk that people walk away.
I believe in personal responsibility but in a time where govt isn’t responsible and banks aren’t responsible why should the little guy be responsible?
B/c of social pressure? Not anymore, we have become a nation of crooks and patsies. You’re one or the other
July 23, 2009 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Intentional defaulting, not subprime mortgage is the problem #436259werewolf34ParticipantI find it funny and really sad that no one, not one person ever talks about regulating realtors. It is just commonly accepted that realtors can do anything they want to sell homes. How about making them fiduciaries and responsible for pushing people into home they can’t afford?
Mortgages are non-recourse loans, period. In the interest rate, they’ve have priced (or forgot to price) the risk that people walk away.
I believe in personal responsibility but in a time where govt isn’t responsible and banks aren’t responsible why should the little guy be responsible?
B/c of social pressure? Not anymore, we have become a nation of crooks and patsies. You’re one or the other
July 23, 2009 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Intentional defaulting, not subprime mortgage is the problem #436428werewolf34ParticipantI find it funny and really sad that no one, not one person ever talks about regulating realtors. It is just commonly accepted that realtors can do anything they want to sell homes. How about making them fiduciaries and responsible for pushing people into home they can’t afford?
Mortgages are non-recourse loans, period. In the interest rate, they’ve have priced (or forgot to price) the risk that people walk away.
I believe in personal responsibility but in a time where govt isn’t responsible and banks aren’t responsible why should the little guy be responsible?
B/c of social pressure? Not anymore, we have become a nation of crooks and patsies. You’re one or the other
werewolf34ParticipantCAT probably refers to CAT5 or upgraded wiring for internet/IPTV access.
Let me know if they starting throwing in backhoes!
werewolf34ParticipantCAT probably refers to CAT5 or upgraded wiring for internet/IPTV access.
Let me know if they starting throwing in backhoes!
werewolf34ParticipantCAT probably refers to CAT5 or upgraded wiring for internet/IPTV access.
Let me know if they starting throwing in backhoes!
werewolf34ParticipantCAT probably refers to CAT5 or upgraded wiring for internet/IPTV access.
Let me know if they starting throwing in backhoes!
werewolf34ParticipantCAT probably refers to CAT5 or upgraded wiring for internet/IPTV access.
Let me know if they starting throwing in backhoes!
werewolf34ParticipantAny recommendations for reds under $20 / bottle?
While you can get great prices on French 1st growth, I am very interested in bang for buck reds.
Thanks
werewolf34ParticipantAny recommendations for reds under $20 / bottle?
While you can get great prices on French 1st growth, I am very interested in bang for buck reds.
Thanks
werewolf34ParticipantAny recommendations for reds under $20 / bottle?
While you can get great prices on French 1st growth, I am very interested in bang for buck reds.
Thanks
werewolf34ParticipantAny recommendations for reds under $20 / bottle?
While you can get great prices on French 1st growth, I am very interested in bang for buck reds.
Thanks
werewolf34ParticipantAny recommendations for reds under $20 / bottle?
While you can get great prices on French 1st growth, I am very interested in bang for buck reds.
Thanks
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