by Livewire713 » Sun 22 Feb 2009, 12:36:43
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')Only people with an income who qualify will be getting the new loans. But I guess if you prefer your neighborhood to be a ghost town, you should write to your reps to tell them to stop any legislation to help homeowners.
By definition these people were not qualified to begin with. That's what subprime was all about.
Four letters: R-E-N-T. Instead of another bailout, which is really about keeping the price of housing unrealistically high for realtwhores, those who use their homes as ATMs, and banksters, negotiate for these people to rent the houses after foreclosure. Since there is a flood of these houses on the market and will be many more in the near future, rents will be affordable. Also it will help with the "ghost town" problem.
Is this package really directed at subprime mortgages? Recently Ive read that there are more prime loans in default then subprime loans. Someone from this site posted a chart awhile back that showed the number of subprime loans coming way down in the middle of 09 and that Alt-A loans are going to start resetting at that time. Wouldn’t it be wise to try and rework these loans?