With giant sign, woman begs: 'Obama, save my home'

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[Arthurio]

TAMPA (FOX 13) -

Angela Agrippa is an emotional wreck.

"This home just means everything to us, it's just going to be so hard to walk away," she said.

That is her worst nightmare, but it could happen in just four months.

Agrippa bought her home back in 1991 for $61,000. She took a couple of home loans out on it over the years. But the sale of a rental property helped her pay off much of those loans years later.

[Arthurio]

“Young fool. Only now, at the end, do you understand... You have paid the price for your lack of vision!”

[StAnDeliver]

PROJECTILE BARF ALERT.

[silverleaf]

Lady, stop treating your home like a piggy
bank you can take money out of without paying it back

Sell for $140K and buy down or rent

Stop begging the government to dig you out of your own stupidity

[humblegunner]

Ping.

[GeronL]

how many homes and properties does she own??

[pepperdog]

Can’t she sell it?

[alisasny]

january 21st..the same day Obama gets evicted from the peoples house..... coincidence?

[Wisconsinlady]

Boo hoo! Reality sucks, doesn’t it, lady?

Are you STILL better off today than you were four years ago?

[Buck-I-Guy]

Oh please Mr Prezy, take $ from someone and give it to me!

[NoGrayZone]

" She took a couple of home loans out on it over the years."

Dumb a$$!

[Gay State Conservative]

I've applied for three mortgages in my life,none recently.All three applications required a 20% down payment,strict income verification and credit checks.I worked like a dog,denied myself luxuries,etc and I had the last one paid off when I was in my 40's.I learned that from my Dad,a child of the Depression,who paid off our family homestead (in nice house in a nice section of an upper middle class town) in 6 years,all the while supporting a wife (no outside employment) and 4 kids.Just one more example of what my Dad taught me...in his later years,through hard work and self denial,he came to be very comfortable,financially.Not "rich" but far from poor.He drove Oldsmobile 88's when he could have afforded something *much* nicer and wore $15 Timex watches when he could have afforded *much* nicer.Thriftiness and living below one's means are two of the lessons he taught me for which I'll always be grateful.

Are you liistening,Miss Agrippa?????

[max americana]

She ain’t black so Odumbo won’t care.

[Shady]

But I HAD to have that BMW and the flat screen and the spa treatments and the breast implants and the designer shoes and the and the and the.

[Huskrrrr]

Her share of the Obama debt would have paid off the mortgage.

[Ann Archy]

Who the HELL did that sign??? It wasn't her.

She hasn't paid her mortgage for HOW LONG??? And she will be able to live in her house RENT FREE until JANUARY 21!!!!!!

And WE are PAYING for her BACK MORTGAGES!!! PLUS she got tons of money in those two mortgages.....wher did THAT money go to???

I really am quite ticked at these SPONGES!!!

[mikrofon]

[RegulatorCountry]

Save me, Great Sky Obama, you’re my only hope!

[McGruff]

Obama doesn't make a dime. It's taxpayers you want to bail you out lady.

[Tunehead54]

"Tampa foreclosure attorney Mark Stopa says it's rare to have loan modifications. He says the way the system is set up, banks have no incentive to modify a homeowners loan.

Stopa says that's because the government pays the banks back for foreclosures, plus back money owed.

He says smaller banks are more likely to modify loans because they don't get the insurance from the government."

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I assume this is an example of a Fannie/Freddie loan guarantee. Banks completely protected, screw the homeowner.

She's not underwater, didn't max out her equity but all the Fed mortgage assistance programs are nothing but show if the banks can just foreclose and collect any losses from the gubmint without lifting a finger and as in this case pick up the lady's equity as a bonus. Solid plan. For the banksters. Sheesh.