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1 posted on 08/23/2007 8:54:42 AM PDT by Hydroshock
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“And in Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland and other states, distressed mortgage holders are clamoring for whatever aide is available.”

In other words, people who can’t handle their own money are begging for other people’s money. Pathetic.


2 posted on 08/23/2007 8:56:29 AM PDT by L98Fiero (A fool who'll waste his life, God rest his guts.)
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> $1 billion in rescue money

Woohooo! Free money!


3 posted on 08/23/2007 8:57:42 AM PDT by glorgau
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Counseling almost by definition is something that works best before borrowing, not after! If I’m gonna lose my home the last thing I want is a lecture. Not to pick on anyone, but where was the Center For Responsible Use Of Excessive Capitalized Non-Governmental Organizations? How about congress, aren’t they supposed to set legislation?


10 posted on 08/23/2007 9:13:47 AM PDT by Freedom4US
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30yr fixed at 5.75%...no points or closing costs.

How do I get one of THOSE loans?

12 posted on 08/23/2007 9:14:06 AM PDT by Mariner
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You never hear from the MSM that the subprime loan defaulters comprise less than one half of 1% of all mortgagees.

Agenda, anyone?


22 posted on 08/23/2007 9:44:40 AM PDT by JimRed ("Hey, hey, Teddy K., how many girls did you drown today?" TERM LIMITS, NOW!)
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An announcement in April that the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America would be offering $1 billion in rescue money to beleaguered borrowers

So now our money goes through a third party called the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America and is no longer 'taxpayer money' but RESCUE money!

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I can't speak for other FReepers, but I'm sick and tired of government taking a chunk of what our family earns every year and then hiding the theft behind feel-good catchphrases.

Why should we have to rescue people from their own bad decisions?

24 posted on 08/23/2007 9:48:51 AM PDT by MamaTexan (~ Government can make no law contrary to the Law that created government ~)
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Real estate is not going to collapse, precisely because it is the most politically well-connected form of investment. The field already enjoys massive tax advantages, bailouts, plus subsidies that even farmers would envy. Now that the Democrats are coming in, this crisis will spawn more special breaks. By 2010, we may all be required to invest in real estate.
32 posted on 08/23/2007 10:03:58 AM PDT by BlazingArizona
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The HOPE hotline (888-995-HOPE) does not offer bailouts, but does offer objective third party counseling. Over half of all borrowers who fall behind on their mortgages never even call their lender to try to work something out. The HOPE counselors have dedicated contact people at all the major loan servicing shops and can get people to face up to their problems sooner and work them out with the servicer. It is a really good program.


36 posted on 08/23/2007 10:17:17 AM PDT by Dems_R_Losers (Thanks anyway, Nancy, but we already have a Commander-in-Chief!)
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