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1 posted on 09/06/2007 8:28:05 AM PDT by Moonman62
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To: Moonman62
The GOVERNMENT needs to stay out of this.

The government promotes irresponsibility. It should NOT be up to the government to pay your mortgage. GEESH!

2 posted on 09/06/2007 8:30:14 AM PDT by nmh (Intelligent people recognize Intelligent Design (God) .)
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To: Moonman62
THERE IS NO HOUSING BUBBLE!!!!

At least that's what all the freeper housing experts said when others tried to point out the underlying problems over the past several years.
3 posted on 09/06/2007 8:31:42 AM PDT by flashbunny (<--- Free Anti-Rino graphics! See Rudy the Rino get exposed as a liberal with his own words!)
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To: Moonman62

5.12 percent of all loans. That’s one out of twenty.

Don’t be tellin me this is just a “subprime” problem and the “market is so small it can’t have an effect”

What happens if it goes to one out of five?


4 posted on 09/06/2007 8:38:02 AM PDT by djf (Send Fred some bread! Not a whole loaf, a slice or two will do!)
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To: ex-Texan

ping


5 posted on 09/06/2007 8:38:50 AM PDT by Calpernia (Hunters Rangers - Raising the Bar of Integrity http://www.barofintegrity.us)
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To: Moonman62
Democrats have blamed predatory lending practices for a large part of the current problems and have introduced a number of bills aimed at helping homeowners stay in their houses.

So--This "subprime crisis" is smoke'n'mirrors for the dims to stifle free enterprise??

IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID RING ANY BELLS!??

8 posted on 09/06/2007 8:45:12 AM PDT by BlabItGrabIt (Sly, Shy, and Wry)
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To: Moonman62

What about the houses that builders have given to the banks? These don’t show up as mortgage defaults.


10 posted on 09/06/2007 8:49:08 AM PDT by DaveArk
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Democrats have blamed predatory lending practices for a large part of the current problems..

Yeah, it's got NOTHING to do with people buying more house than they can afford.

11 posted on 09/06/2007 8:50:01 AM PDT by Puppage (You may disagree with what I have to say, but I shall defend to your death my right to say it)
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Democrats have blamed predatory lending practices for a large part of the current problems

Typical class warfare pap from the Jackass party. I blame people not paying their bills.

12 posted on 09/06/2007 8:58:25 AM PDT by Dr.Deth
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To: Moonman62

I had a long conversation with a real estate broker recently. He said that this problem began with the politically motivated push to entitle all Americans to own their own homes, whether they could afford them or not. A prescription for disaster. Predictable.


15 posted on 09/06/2007 9:02:35 AM PDT by tennteacher (Duncan Hunter '08)
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All these people with ARM resets due have had ample time to convert to a fixed % mortgage. They still have time. why didn’t/don’t they?


24 posted on 09/06/2007 9:58:27 AM PDT by hubbubhubbub
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To: Moonman62; Hydroshock; Calpernia; M. Espinola; Pelham; SirLinksalot; stephenjohnbanker; ...
U.S. Subprime Lenders' Financial Troubles -- A Fact Box

Condo Crisis Hits Northern Virginia: 10 Years of Inventory

Important Notice

CitiMortgage has identified certain markets with declining values that may require adjustments to LTV/CLTV/HCLTV financing limits. *

The maximum LTV/CLTV/HCLTV for the product, program, and/or documentation process chosen will be reduced by at least 5%.

We are currently not extending maximum financing on properties that are located in the counties listed below:

List is updated quarterly. Last updated July 3, 2007

________

* In other words, no more jumbo loans allowed for these areas. No more exotic mortgages. Watch these areas very carefully because inventory is very high and prices are falling rapidly.

26 posted on 09/06/2007 10:08:50 AM PDT by ex-Texan (Matthew 7: 1 - 6)
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To: Moonman62
Question: Why do ARMs continue to rise, while rates in general have come down quite a bit in the past 6 months?


Above: The yield on the 10-year Note

27 posted on 09/06/2007 10:18:55 AM PDT by montag813
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To: Moonman62

How many of these foreclosures are for 2nd/3rd homes and investment properties.


33 posted on 09/06/2007 1:44:25 PM PDT by art_rocks
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You know were all idiots. We should have been shorting the housing and mortgage company stocks.

Then we all could have been moving on up to the sky.


34 posted on 09/06/2007 1:48:47 PM PDT by art_rocks
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To: Moonman62

After reading this thread, I’m getting whiplash from the backlash of opposite beliefs from the so-called GOP! Please help us, Lord.


41 posted on 09/06/2007 7:25:18 PM PDT by right wing (The Drive-By Media Are Terrorists Too)
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To: Moonman62

This article says, in the spring. Isn’t it higher now?


45 posted on 09/06/2007 7:34:24 PM PDT by pierstroll
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