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Originally posted by hillbilly4rent
My wife is a R.E.O. specialist (bank owned properties). last year she had to take pictures of a home in foreclosure and when she arrived at the address there was no house just a lot. She checked tax records and yes there was a house at one time. So she started asking around and what do you know they jacked the house up and moved it. I don't know how you would report a house as stolen or where to look for it.
Yes I would Agree to that in full. I think by the time they figured out what happened I would be long gone and unaccounted for.
Originally posted by Muckster
reply to post by Dynamitrios
It could backfire, of course, but some things in life are worth getting a criminal record for...
Trust me i know
Originally posted by Emerald The Paradigm
reply to post by MrXYZ
Two things:
1)The banks can and do print money. They work with digital numbers and can manipulate whatever they want. This is why when whistle blowers come out all of a sudden their debit cards don't work, their banks have $0 in them, etc.
The banks CONTROL the money supply, who's pulling the strings? That is debatable.
2)The argument of "Don't take money out if you can't repay" is just plain stupid.
Because if this was the case, then the majority would not buy houses, go to colleges, get cars, or buy anything that's out of their budget range.
It's the DEBT that is the SCAM, not the other way around.
Originally posted by OrphenFire
When is the organized group effort going to happen?
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
It is still such a load of crap that someone works their a$$ off most of the loan on their house and "economy" takes a hit and the guy looses his job, then cant even make his house payment when he only owes a quarter or less of the value. Yeah I'd wanna do the same for sure. I think I would sue for the balance already paid.
[edit on 19-2-2010 by Lil Drummerboy]
What should happen is the case by case should be reviewed to a degree that if someone has made every effort to pay the loan due to a case of unemployment, then the "bank" should do everything in it's power to help the customer out. Besides in that scenario At those kinds of numbers the actual loan has already been paid off. the bank only looses the profit.
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
It is still such a load of crap that someone works their a$$ off most of the loan on their house and "economy" takes a hit and the guy looses his job, then cant even make his house payment when he only owes a quarter or less of the value. Yeah I'd wanna do the same for sure. I think I would sue for the balance already paid.
[edit on 19-2-2010 by Lil Drummerboy]
So if you loaned someone $1mil, and he repayed you $700k...and now suddenly can't repay you the rest, you'd just tell him "it's all good, keep the rest of my money, it's not your fault"? You'd do that, right? Right?
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
What should happen is the case by case should be reviewed to a degree that if someone has made every effort to pay the loan due to a case of unemployment, then the "bank" should do everything in it's power to help the customer out.
Originally posted by MrXYZ
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
It is still such a load of crap that someone works their a$$ off most of the loan on their house and "economy" takes a hit and the guy looses his job, then cant even make his house payment when he only owes a quarter or less of the value. Yeah I'd wanna do the same for sure. I think I would sue for the balance already paid.
[edit on 19-2-2010 by Lil Drummerboy]
So if you loaned someone $1mil, and he repayed you $700k...and now suddenly can't repay you the rest, you'd just tell him "it's all good, keep the rest of my money, it's not your fault"? You'd do that, right? Right?
Originally posted by MrXYZ
So if you loaned someone $1mil, and he repayed you $700k...and now suddenly can't repay you the rest, you'd just tell him "it's all good, keep the rest of my money, it's not your fault"? You'd do that, right? Right?
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
reply to post by MrXYZ
What,... do you own a bank?
You don't at all feel for this guy at all?