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You can refinance out of these exotic mortgages with George Bushes FHASecure Home Loans. FHASecureHomeLoans DOT com
Posted Sep 14 2007 4:58PM by tmerg1
lol Stacy... still think we're not headed for a recession?
Posted Sep 27 2007 3:58PM by ospTube
It's so stupid to use a subprime loan. I used ingdirect for all of mine .
Posted Oct 16 2007 8:04AM by nesnman
you can argue that it is stupid to use a subprime, BUT there are whole industries based on this. Subprime industry employs thousands of people. Everyone isn't the same, economically and can't all go to one lender, whoever that is, that not the way capital markets work. Plus fradulent appraisals even in prime industries is another subject being ignored.
Posted Nov 25 2007 1:50PM by anthonyonline405
AMERICANS, You will go down in history as the empire that DENIED the GENOCIDE of the FIRST CHRISTIAN NATION of the WORLD, The Armenians, while you conspired with the JEWISH BANKERS to defraud the world -- the same JEWS who had JESUS CHRIST CRUCIFIED. Americans, you torture and kill in the name of democracy and freedom. YOU are an ABOMINATION.
Posted Nov 25 2007 7:34PM by insidebetween
From the subprime to the rediculous ,only in America the land of the fee the home reppos of the brave .
Posted Dec 9 2007 1:14PM by ubornthick
Down payment?! Income?! WTF? How am I supposed to get the house my kids want if I don't have those things? Can't I just borrow the down payment and pay it back when the house has gone up in price next year? And why do I need income when the price is increasing. It pays for itself, duh. Lenders are becoming stupid and picky.
Posted Dec 19 2007 4:05PM by ajas95
Are you sure your kids want the house?
Posted Dec 21 2007 3:05PM by slobomotion
Ajas,didnt you mean a drown payment, as the sea of negative equity is now rising effectively turning people who paid large deposits into sub prime . Once the recycled foreign debt fails and money becomes expensive ,house prices will fall into negative equity with owners opting for tenancies How does negative equity owning dreamocracy sound to you .
Posted Dec 22 2007 2:29AM by ubornthick
Consumers are victims, always. "subprime" describes the class of applicants targeted in the mortgage scam. In 99.9% of cases the banks were/are fully collateralized. The entire mortgage writing process is a fraud. Reference the Credit River Decision 1968, Mn. and UCC exchange law. They killed the judge afterwards, but the decision still stands. Why do you think Goldman gave out $600M+ in bonuses for 2007?
Posted Dec 22 2007 10:01AM by guesswhotoo6
There are people that will never be able to get a mortgage with out a sub or non prime as they call it now. It comes down to us in the industry to practice a little responsability. If they are on a fixed income don't roll them into an arm they wont be able to afford in 2 years. There are good products within non prime, just irresponsible lending.
Posted Dec 31 2007 1:13PM by nblatsuu
These "lenders" were approving loans without W2 forms, or any proof of income.... simply approving the loans based on the "stated income" with nothing to back it up. How crazy is that???? These lenders are nothing more than bottom feeders. The big CEO's should all be thrown jail for this. This type of lending ran rampant all across America for serval years. These guys were making big bucks, and then abscounded with all the money they made as the market crashed around them.
Posted Jan 6 2008 11:34PM by pieathome
Quit buying shit you know you can't afford, I know its a crazy concept but practice a little fiscal responisbility.
Posted Jan 14 2008 1:32AM by jarvis1211
Lyndon LaRouche is the only one with a solution that will save the real productive economy, by putting a firewwall between the speculative debt that is collapsing, and the savings of the average family. It's called the "Homeowners and Bank Protection Act" larouchepacdotcom
Posted Jan 14 2008 9:41PM by LaRoucheisright
house made of SHEETROCK and CHIPBOARDS.And they ask 500 to 600 thousands.IF ENOUGH people would say I AM NOT PAYING that much for this JUNK THEN, HOUSE would be VALUED as it should be.Now you're in SHITS, bec. of GREED!!look at you now!
Posted Jan 21 2008 5:23PM by lopoex
If we could only get our government to subscribe to the same theory...
Posted Jan 21 2008 10:31PM by kstompaint
Time for that mortgage broker to go back to bartending or hamburger-flipping. I met two former realtors who are *back* to pole-dancing (topless) after houses stopped selling. Its amazing how much money these know-nothing tools could make. Like more than many highly-educated doctors for some time there. Seriously you could do this job with a GED and a slick talking BS'ing skills. Ive seen the people wh have. I think its only normal for it (the easy big money) to stop.
Posted Jan 22 2008 6:23PM by russedwards777
Bono Vox from U2 is a home-owning homo.
Posted Feb 2 2008 9:09PM by wassupspace
Awesome!
Posted Feb 3 2008 1:41AM by Karanth
Heres how it works: Subprime predatory lending > CDO and Investment banking > Wall Street > Stocks of corporations around the world. The stocks aren't there, it's all debt obligations based on home mortgages and loans.
Posted Feb 6 2008 1:48AM by XionXXXX
Heres how it works: Subprime predatory lending > CDO and Investment banking > Wall Street > Stocks of corporations around the world. The stocks aren't there, it's all debt obligations based on home mortgages and loans.
Posted Feb 6 2008 9:48AM by XionXXXX
Good info. These days you have to have HUGE credit and deposits to qualify. You can borrow funds to hold on deposit without even a credit report, if you agree to hold the funds on deposit in an account in your name - a great way to get a VOD too. creditloader dot com offers these loans at 4.9% APR.
Posted Feb 10 2008 10:35PM by nobodybidness
Good info. These days you have to have HUGE credit and deposits to qualify. You can borrow funds to hold on deposit without even a credit report, if you agree to hold the funds on deposit in an account in your name - a great way to get a VOD too. creditloader dot com offers these loans at 4.9% APR.
Posted Feb 11 2008 6:35AM by nobodybidness
That's AMERICA...............
Posted Feb 14 2008 5:40AM by jaxagent29
That's AMERICA...............
Posted Feb 14 2008 1:40PM by jaxagent29
The fire is on both sides of the wall.
Posted Feb 16 2008 7:18AM by TYX91101
The fire is on both sides of the wall.
Posted Feb 16 2008 3:18PM by TYX91101
I paid $89,000 for my florida home in 1992. It's now paid for and worth $389,000. My Maine Home is worth $489,000. I paid that off in 1988. I only mortgage a home for 15 years and I would never use a subprime lender.
Posted Mar 4 2008 8:21AM by nesnman
I paid $89,000 for my florida home in 1992. It's now paid for and worth $389,000. My Maine Home is worth $489,000. I paid that off in 1988. I only mortgage a home for 15 years and I would never use a subprime lender.
Posted Mar 4 2008 4:21PM by nesnman
"possible but not likely" lol...UR A GENIUS!!!
Posted Mar 5 2008 5:24PM by mongobobo
4.5 X Annual Income= what you can afford to borrow.
Posted Mar 5 2008 5:25PM by mongobobo
lol.. great post ajas95
Posted Mar 5 2008 5:26PM by mongobobo
"possible but not likely" lol...UR A GENIUS!!!
Posted Mar 6 2008 1:24AM by mongobobo
4.5 X Annual Income= what you can afford to borrow.
Posted Mar 6 2008 1:25AM by mongobobo
lol.. great post ajas95
Posted Mar 6 2008 1:26AM by mongobobo
Bushco was complicit in this mess. How many times during the last 8 years has Mr Bush talked about the "economy" as strong and pointed to housing numbers to assert this claim? Lot's. It was all an illusion. Keep the masses thinking they are better off while the country's economy tips closer to the cliff in order to advance as many changes to law as possible, completely politicize the DOJ and govt and head for Republican hegemony.
Posted Mar 21 2008 6:33AM by Nin1963
Bush tapped an obscure federal agency created during the Civil War called the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. "In 2003, during the height of the predatory lending crisis, the OCC invoked a clause from the 1863 National Bank Act preempting all state predatory lending laws, thereby rendering them inoperative, "The federal government's actions were so egregious ... that all 50 state attorneys general, and all 50 state banking superintendents, actively fought the new rules."
Posted Mar 21 2008 6:34AM by Nin1963
Bushco was complicit in this mess. How many times during the last 8 years has Mr Bush talked about the "economy" as strong and pointed to housing numbers to assert this claim? Lot's. It was all an illusion. Keep the masses thinking they are better off while the country's economy tips closer to the cliff in order to advance as many changes to law as possible, completely politicize the DOJ and govt and head for Republican hegemony.
Posted Mar 21 2008 1:33PM by Nin1963
Bush tapped an obscure federal agency created during the Civil War called the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. "In 2003, during the height of the predatory lending crisis, the OCC invoked a clause from the 1863 National Bank Act preempting all state predatory lending laws, thereby rendering them inoperative, "The federal government's actions were so egregious ... that all 50 state attorneys general, and all 50 state banking superintendents, actively fought the new rules."
Posted Mar 21 2008 1:34PM by Nin1963
"Predatory lenders" is PC lingo designed to put the onus on "the bankers/capitalists". Many banks threw caution to the wind and gave mortgages to people that clearly couldn't afford them in the long run. The banks should suffer the consequences by absorbing the losses. Once burned, twice learned. The people that signed these mortgages were a combination of greedy and stupid. Greedy because they bought more house than they could afford. Stupid because any idiot KNEW rates would eventually go up.
Posted Apr 7 2008 6:20AM by JohnR22926
People on both sides of this need to step up and take responsibility. However, when the feds gave a nod to the risky loans by getting rid of oversight state by state (thanks lending lobby) and targeted low income (who by the way 50% of them would have qual. for FHA loans), the govt providing no regulation at all with these new banking products that were untested, bundling with other investments...it's a mess sponsored in part by Bushco. Fact.
Posted Apr 7 2008 7:10AM by Nin1963
Fair enough. I don't disagree with any of this. Lets also acknowledge that both Reps and Dems were all in favor of expanding home ownership...for legitimate social and economic reasons. One more example of govt "good intentions" resulting in unintended consequences.
Posted Apr 7 2008 9:58AM by JohnR22926
Absolutely they both were. And, we have to recognize that a complete hands off of these banks and these new products is a no no. We must have a healthy balance between some regulation (let's face it, if we left every business do whatever the hell they wanted, we would all be dead from toxic air and water) and pro business to support growth. But we MUST have oversight.
Posted Apr 7 2008 10:05AM by Nin1963
"Predatory lenders" is PC lingo designed to put the onus on "the bankers/capitalists". Many banks threw caution to the wind and gave mortgages to people that clearly couldn't afford them in the long run. The banks should suffer the consequences by absorbing the losses. Once burned, twice learned. The people that signed these mortgages were a combination of greedy and stupid. Greedy because they bought more house than they could afford. Stupid because any idiot KNEW rates would eventually go up.
Posted Apr 7 2008 1:20PM by JohnR22926
People on both sides of this need to step up and take responsibility. However, when the feds gave a nod to the risky loans by getting rid of oversight state by state (thanks lending lobby) and targeted low income (who by the way 50% of them would have qual. for FHA loans), the govt providing no regulation at all with these new banking products that were untested, bundling with other investments...it's a mess sponsored in part by Bushco. Fact.
Posted Apr 7 2008 2:10PM by Nin1963
Fair enough. I don't disagree with any of this. Lets also acknowledge that both Reps and Dems were all in favor of expanding home ownership...for legitimate social and economic reasons. One more example of govt "good intentions" resulting in unintended consequences.
Posted Apr 7 2008 4:58PM by JohnR22926
Absolutely they both were. And, we have to recognize that a complete hands off of these banks and these new products is a no no. We must have a healthy balance between some regulation (let's face it, if we left every business do whatever the hell they wanted, we would all be dead from toxic air and water) and pro business to support growth. But we MUST have oversight.
Posted Apr 7 2008 5:05PM by Nin1963
Do you want a medal?
Posted Apr 9 2008 12:01AM by georgewtwat
Do you want a medal for being an a hole? I'm sure you already have plenty.
Posted Apr 9 2008 5:23AM by nesnman
Do you want a medal?
Posted Apr 9 2008 7:01AM by georgewtwat
Do you want a medal for being an a hole? I'm sure you already have plenty.
Posted Apr 9 2008 12:23PM by nesnman
People who use subprime loans already are a credit risk. I own both of my homes and I'm doing great. But I keep my cars for at leasts 10 years and I don't have any debt.
Posted Apr 25 2008 9:06AM by nesnman
People who use subprime loans already are a credit risk. I own both of my homes and I'm doing great. But I keep my cars for at leasts 10 years and I don't have any debt.
Posted Apr 25 2008 4:06PM by nesnman
Stated Income is essential for Self Employed Borrowers. Anyone who understands self employment writes off everything they can and pays themself as little as possible W2 money to minimize taxes. These folks may be more than qualified for X mortgage.
Posted Apr 27 2008 7:04PM by Fredzep2k
Stated Income is essential for Self Employed Borrowers. Anyone who understands self employment writes off everything they can and pays themself as little as possible W2 money to minimize taxes. These folks may be more than qualified for X mortgage.
Posted Apr 28 2008 2:04AM by Fredzep2k
I swear, if there is a bailout, I'm going to march up to capital hill.
Posted Jun 28 2008 10:49AM by stinkypoon
I swear, if there is a bailout, I'm going to march up to capital hill.
Posted Jun 28 2008 5:49PM by stinkypoon
Well, see you on capital hill...
Posted Jul 29 2008 4:03PM by Cubicleboy04
Well, see you on capital hill...
Posted Jul 29 2008 11:03PM by Cubicleboy04
The SUB PRIME LOANS which caused this crisis in the Mortgage Industry are always in the HISPANIC COMMUNITY across the country. Who is responsible for giving the SUB PRIME LOANS TO MAJORITY HISPANIC PEOPLE?Why is PRESIDENT BUSH allowing OUR TAX DOLLARS to rescue peoples' homes who have NO SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER!HOW can you tax or track a homeowner who has NO SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER OR EIN NUMBER?I have a right to know.I am a US CITIZEN.I am tired of giving ILLEGAL ALIENS ANOTHER free ride!!
Posted Sep 24 2008 2:36PM by iamauscitizen
The SUB PRIME LOANS which caused this crisis in the Mortgage Industry are always in the HISPANIC COMMUNITY across the country. Who is responsible for giving the SUB PRIME LOANS TO MAJORITY HISPANIC PEOPLE?Why is PRESIDENT BUSH allowing OUR TAX DOLLARS to rescue peoples' homes who have NO SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER!HOW can you tax or track a homeowner who has NO SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER OR EIN NUMBER?I have a right to know.I am a US CITIZEN.I am tired of giving ILLEGAL ALIENS ANOTHER free ride!!
Posted Sep 24 2008 9:36PM by iamauscitizen
HISPANICS were the major group to hold SUBPRIME LOANS. HISPANICS were given loans when other groups could not get them. Now they want to be bailed out of their mess!!!If they weren't so greedy they would not be in this situation. Most of them didn't even have SSN oe EINS.Now BUSH has made it possible for them to get bailouts without SSN or EINs!!! S0illegals aliens are milking the system again!!! While Americans pay the bill!!!
Posted Sep 25 2008 10:22PM by tellthetruthh
HISPANICS were the major group to hold SUBPRIME LOANS. HISPANICS were given loans when other groups could not get them. Now they want to be bailed out of their mess!!!If they weren't so greedy they would not be in this situation. Most of them didn't even have SSN oe EINS.Now BUSH has made it possible for them to get bailouts without SSN or EINs!!! S0illegals aliens are milking the system again!!! While Americans pay the bill!!!
Posted Sep 26 2008 5:22AM by tellthetruthh
I worked in the mortgage ind. from 04-07. The above post is true except Hispanics weren't being greedy, they were being had. And it wasn't just hispanics, though they are given benefits that others are not.
Posted Oct 3 2008 4:33PM by Gary1111001
I worked in the mortgage ind. from 04-07. The above post is true except Hispanics weren't being greedy, they were being had. And it wasn't just hispanics, though they are given benefits that others are not.
Posted Oct 3 2008 11:33PM by Gary1111001
Google this: stop-obama-constitutional-crisis Go to the site and sign. THIS IS NO JOKE PEOPLE! GO GO GO GO GO
Posted Oct 17 2008 7:48AM by WeRevealTheTruth
Without regulations, people tend to do the greediest and stupidest things. But we need the learned to lead the way. Why don't they lead us on the right path instead of the wrong one?
Posted Oct 19 2008 2:58AM by AwakenToYourTruth
"Hispanics weren't being greedy, they were being had" Quite true, and by their "friends," the Democrats. While Obama & the Democrats were cashing their big paychecks from FannieMae & FreddieMac, McCain and 18 other REPUBLICAN Senators were loudly predicting this disaster and trying to STOP it. Their letter (May 2006): tinyurl (dot) com/3q6dc9 (fix the "dot") Note that NOT ONE DEMOCRAT signed this letter. Where was Sen. Obama that day? Running for President, too busy to give a shit.
Posted Oct 19 2008 7:33AM by RottweillerRescue44
i think its so funny watching this now and hearing the last few lines lol
Posted Dec 3 2008 3:19AM by EricBoisen
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Posted Jan 14 2009 11:48PM by mannyfeseha
Maybe in your area, but over America this isn't true. Many people with good credit jumped in to make cash fast. There will be another wave of foreclosures coming up, as Alt-A and prime loans reset. Subprime was first but it's not limited to subprime loans.
Posted Jan 17 2009 1:37AM by telmnstr
Thank you for your insights!
Posted Feb 23 2009 4:10PM by JohnStumpfWF
look where we are today, facing the greatest financial crisis since the ameican revolution
Posted Feb 26 2009 7:54AM by flagship21
more false BS--actually ACORN along with congress forced lenders to give credit to people with poor credit--and banks got greedy and did what they asked. That coupled with poor financial awareness of the borrower not reading thier loan documents caused the problem..
Posted Apr 21 2009 4:10AM by BBmyQ
Bin Laden and the terrorists are responsible for this mortgage mess, according to Bush, not the good people of Wall Street
Posted Apr 30 2009 6:39AM by bhite41
Relan Real Estate and Mortgage will get their pay back for steering customers into sub prime loans and for fraud.
Posted Jun 6 2009 4:31PM by greedisrootofevil
It's true eveyone involved knew this bubble would burst. They ALL had a part in creating this so we would have a recession today. Get your facts and fight lenders legally!!
Posted Jun 30 2009 8:59PM by VidsbyEM

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