First, I want to say I WIN. I live in a foreclosed home which I inherited from my father. Not my loan, but now MY HOUSE. Thank you Angelo Mozillo (Cuntrywide mtg, now owned by BofA)
Jesus, I thought ZH people had brains. First, 23 states means those states which have laws requiring judicial foreclosure. The rest of the states, you don't need to go through a court to foreclose.
Now, for those of you who think this is no big deal or was planned by the banks, PLEASE GET A LIFE! The only way this was planned was if it came from the very, very top of the food chain, like the people who run the White House (please, Obama really has no power. He's a puppet to the MONEY). There is also no good way out of this for any of the following: The banks, the investors, the municipalities in which the properties are located who are getting no property tax payments, the courts (completely overwhelmed - prepare to see many long-standing judges retire because they don't need the headaches), the American banking system, the Federal Reserve, the federal government. What will be standing at the end of all of this are the states - the backbone of the nation. The feds can do much, but they cannot change state banking laws.
Everybody is screwed by this. Winners include homeowners who stopped paying mortgages, some very few, very smart real estate speculators (there's money to be made here, but it's a bitch to get to it and may take years before profits are realized).
Further, this is the blackest black swan ever. BofA, now the third bank to admit fraud, holds the largest number of mortgages, because they took over Cuntrywide. They are Fu**ed, fu**ed, fu**ed royally. It will literally take years (think 3 to 5 to 7) for all of this to get through the courts. The banks will not even prosecute in most cases because the costs are so high and the risks so great.
Now, the investors, who are they? Little towns in Sweden, other municipalities in the US. Some credit unions, some rich guys in Malaysia, they are spread all over the world. The investors will be taking hits of magnificent proportions. Huge, enormous calamity with great deals of money being eviscerated.
BofA is the crow in the coal mine - not a canary, because they are so big. BofA is NOT TBIF and are already planning their glidepath to bankruptcy. They've been insovent since having (note they were forced by the govt. and the Fed - Paulson) to take over Cuntrywide and Merrill Lynch. Both bankrupt entities.
They're dead, just nobody knows it yet. If the stock market doesn't crash before the midterms, then something is seriously wrong and the people need to rise up and throw all of the fuckers out because this is the end. There was fraud on the front end and now fraud on the back end. If the USA avoids going into martial law, I will be surprised.
Now, I don't normally do this because I don't like treading on other people's turf, but I am going to link to my last two entries on my MoneyDaily blog. Mind you, I try to write things so the average joe or jane can understand and have been diligent, writing daily for the past 3 1/2 years.
These two articles should give you some background and the links lead to places with more info. I've been following this story for 3 years and lately with more interest because I have a vested interest ($80,000 home which I may end up owning free and clear) Here goes:
Should American Homeowners Stop Paying Mortgages?
and today
Mortgage, Foreclosure Mess Broadens, Deepens
Figures my comment would be voted down. Most people in here aren’t looking for reality, just to tow the party line.
Predatory lending is mostly hype, driven by those who want to keep the eye off the ball. The higher risk market is a market, like it or not. And its a lucrative one when done right, with proper oversight to ensure lenders maintain sufficient capital from their increased profits (driven by increased interest rates) to cover the NATURALLY higher rate of default.
Naturally higher rate of default? uhhhh yea….duh.
That’s why its called high risk. You people are buying into the Nancy Pelosi Harry Reid nonsense of NO RISK lending.
High risk lending is how new businesses are formed, and they fuel development, meaning work, jobs, for tens of millions of people. Those jobs feed families. Families who right now are on food stamps, while you people talk about extending their welfare.
They don’t need welfare.
They need JOBS.
They want JOBS.
Most Americans want to work, but the jobs aren’t there. Because when builders can’t build, because buyers can’t buy, then workers can’t work. Period. And I’m not just talking about construction workers here. I’m talking about the independent owner operator who does long hauls of building materials. Or the guy who got hired on at the truck tire factory because more trucks are on the road. And the girl at home depot ringing up that new hot water heater you just bought because you’re upgrading your home to energy efficiency, or the guy who works at the roofing shingle factory, or the guy who drives the roach coach there each day because the factory’s open and doing a booming business, or the real estate lady, or the girl at the title company, or the landscaper, or home appraiser, who has more work than he can handle, or the local city govt hiring on 20 new pot hole fillers because their coffers are so full from the real estate sales taxes, to the guy working at the railroad that ships all that nice new lumber for all those homes going up for all those people buying them, to the cashier who got the extra shifts because business was so good at the local truck stop, to the….
There is no end to the jobs that were supported by our booming housing market. Alan Greenspan testified before Congress that the tent pole of our economy that was propping it up, was the housing market. He WARNED against letting it falter. Hell he wrote it in his book.
But no one listened.
Just like no one listens in here.
Because you’re too f$#king stupid, or too f#$king pompous, or too fuA#king something, because no one learned a damn thing.
No one got it. No one gets it.
Greenspan got it.
And so did Nancy Pelosi. And she USED it.
And it worked.
And now, all we have is a country full of dumbFa#4ks, running their mouths about things they read about on google. They don’t KNOW first hand, which by the way is the only reason I know.
I’m not smarter than anyone else and don’t claim to be. I just had first hand knowledge because it directly impacted me when it happened. And when my Mortgage broker called me the day Pelosi announced her “hearings” to “CLAMP DOWN ON LENDING”, and told me the money’s all frozen and the underwriters have stopped underwriting, thats when I SAW it happen, in real time.
Not some bs nonsense I’m regurgitating from google to try to sound erudite on a subject I know nothing about. No sir. First hand insider knowledge. The loans that were fine one day, were gone the next. And MILLIONS of developers were left holding properties, they could not sell.
Because suddenly there were no more mortgages for people to buy them with.
So go on, vote this one down too sheeple. Don’t let the truth stand in the way of your partisan pompousness. Just vote away. Might as well, because you vote the away the country just as easy.
October 11th, 2010 at 12:48 am
eric seiger
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
eric seiger
First, I want to say I WIN. I live in a foreclosed home which I inherited from my father. Not my loan, but now MY HOUSE. Thank you Angelo Mozillo (Cuntrywide mtg, now owned by BofA)
Jesus, I thought ZH people had brains. First, 23 states means those states which have laws requiring judicial foreclosure. The rest of the states, you don't need to go through a court to foreclose.
Now, for those of you who think this is no big deal or was planned by the banks, PLEASE GET A LIFE! The only way this was planned was if it came from the very, very top of the food chain, like the people who run the White House (please, Obama really has no power. He's a puppet to the MONEY). There is also no good way out of this for any of the following: The banks, the investors, the municipalities in which the properties are located who are getting no property tax payments, the courts (completely overwhelmed - prepare to see many long-standing judges retire because they don't need the headaches), the American banking system, the Federal Reserve, the federal government. What will be standing at the end of all of this are the states - the backbone of the nation. The feds can do much, but they cannot change state banking laws.
Everybody is screwed by this. Winners include homeowners who stopped paying mortgages, some very few, very smart real estate speculators (there's money to be made here, but it's a bitch to get to it and may take years before profits are realized).
Further, this is the blackest black swan ever. BofA, now the third bank to admit fraud, holds the largest number of mortgages, because they took over Cuntrywide. They are Fu**ed, fu**ed, fu**ed royally. It will literally take years (think 3 to 5 to 7) for all of this to get through the courts. The banks will not even prosecute in most cases because the costs are so high and the risks so great.
Now, the investors, who are they? Little towns in Sweden, other municipalities in the US. Some credit unions, some rich guys in Malaysia, they are spread all over the world. The investors will be taking hits of magnificent proportions. Huge, enormous calamity with great deals of money being eviscerated.
BofA is the crow in the coal mine - not a canary, because they are so big. BofA is NOT TBIF and are already planning their glidepath to bankruptcy. They've been insovent since having (note they were forced by the govt. and the Fed - Paulson) to take over Cuntrywide and Merrill Lynch. Both bankrupt entities.
They're dead, just nobody knows it yet. If the stock market doesn't crash before the midterms, then something is seriously wrong and the people need to rise up and throw all of the fuckers out because this is the end. There was fraud on the front end and now fraud on the back end. If the USA avoids going into martial law, I will be surprised.
Now, I don't normally do this because I don't like treading on other people's turf, but I am going to link to my last two entries on my MoneyDaily blog. Mind you, I try to write things so the average joe or jane can understand and have been diligent, writing daily for the past 3 1/2 years.
These two articles should give you some background and the links lead to places with more info. I've been following this story for 3 years and lately with more interest because I have a vested interest ($80,000 home which I may end up owning free and clear) Here goes:
Should American Homeowners Stop Paying Mortgages?
and today
Mortgage, Foreclosure Mess Broadens, Deepens
Figures my comment would be voted down. Most people in here aren’t looking for reality, just to tow the party line.
Predatory lending is mostly hype, driven by those who want to keep the eye off the ball. The higher risk market is a market, like it or not. And its a lucrative one when done right, with proper oversight to ensure lenders maintain sufficient capital from their increased profits (driven by increased interest rates) to cover the NATURALLY higher rate of default.
Naturally higher rate of default? uhhhh yea….duh.
That’s why its called high risk. You people are buying into the Nancy Pelosi Harry Reid nonsense of NO RISK lending.
High risk lending is how new businesses are formed, and they fuel development, meaning work, jobs, for tens of millions of people. Those jobs feed families. Families who right now are on food stamps, while you people talk about extending their welfare.
They don’t need welfare.
They need JOBS.
They want JOBS.
Most Americans want to work, but the jobs aren’t there. Because when builders can’t build, because buyers can’t buy, then workers can’t work. Period. And I’m not just talking about construction workers here. I’m talking about the independent owner operator who does long hauls of building materials. Or the guy who got hired on at the truck tire factory because more trucks are on the road. And the girl at home depot ringing up that new hot water heater you just bought because you’re upgrading your home to energy efficiency, or the guy who works at the roofing shingle factory, or the guy who drives the roach coach there each day because the factory’s open and doing a booming business, or the real estate lady, or the girl at the title company, or the landscaper, or home appraiser, who has more work than he can handle, or the local city govt hiring on 20 new pot hole fillers because their coffers are so full from the real estate sales taxes, to the guy working at the railroad that ships all that nice new lumber for all those homes going up for all those people buying them, to the cashier who got the extra shifts because business was so good at the local truck stop, to the….
There is no end to the jobs that were supported by our booming housing market. Alan Greenspan testified before Congress that the tent pole of our economy that was propping it up, was the housing market. He WARNED against letting it falter. Hell he wrote it in his book.
But no one listened.
Just like no one listens in here.
Because you’re too f$#king stupid, or too f#$king pompous, or too fuA#king something, because no one learned a damn thing.
No one got it. No one gets it.
Greenspan got it.
And so did Nancy Pelosi. And she USED it.
And it worked.
And now, all we have is a country full of dumbFa#4ks, running their mouths about things they read about on google. They don’t KNOW first hand, which by the way is the only reason I know.
I’m not smarter than anyone else and don’t claim to be. I just had first hand knowledge because it directly impacted me when it happened. And when my Mortgage broker called me the day Pelosi announced her “hearings” to “CLAMP DOWN ON LENDING”, and told me the money’s all frozen and the underwriters have stopped underwriting, thats when I SAW it happen, in real time.
Not some bs nonsense I’m regurgitating from google to try to sound erudite on a subject I know nothing about. No sir. First hand insider knowledge. The loans that were fine one day, were gone the next. And MILLIONS of developers were left holding properties, they could not sell.
Because suddenly there were no more mortgages for people to buy them with.
So go on, vote this one down too sheeple. Don’t let the truth stand in the way of your partisan pompousness. Just vote away. Might as well, because you vote the away the country just as easy.
October 11th, 2010 at 12:48 am
eric seiger
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
eric seiger
eric seiger
eric seiger
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
eric seiger
First, I want to say I WIN. I live in a foreclosed home which I inherited from my father. Not my loan, but now MY HOUSE. Thank you Angelo Mozillo (Cuntrywide mtg, now owned by BofA)
Jesus, I thought ZH people had brains. First, 23 states means those states which have laws requiring judicial foreclosure. The rest of the states, you don't need to go through a court to foreclose.
Now, for those of you who think this is no big deal or was planned by the banks, PLEASE GET A LIFE! The only way this was planned was if it came from the very, very top of the food chain, like the people who run the White House (please, Obama really has no power. He's a puppet to the MONEY). There is also no good way out of this for any of the following: The banks, the investors, the municipalities in which the properties are located who are getting no property tax payments, the courts (completely overwhelmed - prepare to see many long-standing judges retire because they don't need the headaches), the American banking system, the Federal Reserve, the federal government. What will be standing at the end of all of this are the states - the backbone of the nation. The feds can do much, but they cannot change state banking laws.
Everybody is screwed by this. Winners include homeowners who stopped paying mortgages, some very few, very smart real estate speculators (there's money to be made here, but it's a bitch to get to it and may take years before profits are realized).
Further, this is the blackest black swan ever. BofA, now the third bank to admit fraud, holds the largest number of mortgages, because they took over Cuntrywide. They are Fu**ed, fu**ed, fu**ed royally. It will literally take years (think 3 to 5 to 7) for all of this to get through the courts. The banks will not even prosecute in most cases because the costs are so high and the risks so great.
Now, the investors, who are they? Little towns in Sweden, other municipalities in the US. Some credit unions, some rich guys in Malaysia, they are spread all over the world. The investors will be taking hits of magnificent proportions. Huge, enormous calamity with great deals of money being eviscerated.
BofA is the crow in the coal mine - not a canary, because they are so big. BofA is NOT TBIF and are already planning their glidepath to bankruptcy. They've been insovent since having (note they were forced by the govt. and the Fed - Paulson) to take over Cuntrywide and Merrill Lynch. Both bankrupt entities.
They're dead, just nobody knows it yet. If the stock market doesn't crash before the midterms, then something is seriously wrong and the people need to rise up and throw all of the fuckers out because this is the end. There was fraud on the front end and now fraud on the back end. If the USA avoids going into martial law, I will be surprised.
Now, I don't normally do this because I don't like treading on other people's turf, but I am going to link to my last two entries on my MoneyDaily blog. Mind you, I try to write things so the average joe or jane can understand and have been diligent, writing daily for the past 3 1/2 years.
These two articles should give you some background and the links lead to places with more info. I've been following this story for 3 years and lately with more interest because I have a vested interest ($80,000 home which I may end up owning free and clear) Here goes:
Should American Homeowners Stop Paying Mortgages?
and today
Mortgage, Foreclosure Mess Broadens, Deepens
Figures my comment would be voted down. Most people in here aren’t looking for reality, just to tow the party line.
Predatory lending is mostly hype, driven by those who want to keep the eye off the ball. The higher risk market is a market, like it or not. And its a lucrative one when done right, with proper oversight to ensure lenders maintain sufficient capital from their increased profits (driven by increased interest rates) to cover the NATURALLY higher rate of default.
Naturally higher rate of default? uhhhh yea….duh.
That’s why its called high risk. You people are buying into the Nancy Pelosi Harry Reid nonsense of NO RISK lending.
High risk lending is how new businesses are formed, and they fuel development, meaning work, jobs, for tens of millions of people. Those jobs feed families. Families who right now are on food stamps, while you people talk about extending their welfare.
They don’t need welfare.
They need JOBS.
They want JOBS.
Most Americans want to work, but the jobs aren’t there. Because when builders can’t build, because buyers can’t buy, then workers can’t work. Period. And I’m not just talking about construction workers here. I’m talking about the independent owner operator who does long hauls of building materials. Or the guy who got hired on at the truck tire factory because more trucks are on the road. And the girl at home depot ringing up that new hot water heater you just bought because you’re upgrading your home to energy efficiency, or the guy who works at the roofing shingle factory, or the guy who drives the roach coach there each day because the factory’s open and doing a booming business, or the real estate lady, or the girl at the title company, or the landscaper, or home appraiser, who has more work than he can handle, or the local city govt hiring on 20 new pot hole fillers because their coffers are so full from the real estate sales taxes, to the guy working at the railroad that ships all that nice new lumber for all those homes going up for all those people buying them, to the cashier who got the extra shifts because business was so good at the local truck stop, to the….
There is no end to the jobs that were supported by our booming housing market. Alan Greenspan testified before Congress that the tent pole of our economy that was propping it up, was the housing market. He WARNED against letting it falter. Hell he wrote it in his book.
But no one listened.
Just like no one listens in here.
Because you’re too f$#king stupid, or too f#$king pompous, or too fuA#king something, because no one learned a damn thing.
No one got it. No one gets it.
Greenspan got it.
And so did Nancy Pelosi. And she USED it.
And it worked.
And now, all we have is a country full of dumbFa#4ks, running their mouths about things they read about on google. They don’t KNOW first hand, which by the way is the only reason I know.
I’m not smarter than anyone else and don’t claim to be. I just had first hand knowledge because it directly impacted me when it happened. And when my Mortgage broker called me the day Pelosi announced her “hearings” to “CLAMP DOWN ON LENDING”, and told me the money’s all frozen and the underwriters have stopped underwriting, thats when I SAW it happen, in real time.
Not some bs nonsense I’m regurgitating from google to try to sound erudite on a subject I know nothing about. No sir. First hand insider knowledge. The loans that were fine one day, were gone the next. And MILLIONS of developers were left holding properties, they could not sell.
Because suddenly there were no more mortgages for people to buy them with.
So go on, vote this one down too sheeple. Don’t let the truth stand in the way of your partisan pompousness. Just vote away. Might as well, because you vote the away the country just as easy.
October 11th, 2010 at 12:48 am
eric seiger
eric seiger
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
eric seiger
eric seiger
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
eric seiger
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
eric seiger
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
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Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
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Foreclosed, bank-owned homes often make good sweat equity projects. The trick is to be able to do most of the work without hiring help. Searching for four months, and waiting just that long for a reply to our first bid, my husband and I tackled a home that was a big, ransacked mess. We got it finished in seven weeks of hard driving work.
This particular house had an interesting history. Built as a private residence, a creative schoolteacher designed the interior with a lot of interesting architectural features. Two other owners, and a string of renters added to the accumulated inventory of projects that we tackled in the seven week timeline.
The last occupant was dismayed about the foreclosure, and expressed his disappointment by punching holes in the drywall, kicking in the ceramic bathtub surround, and bashing shelves out of closets. The cleanliness factor was a huge issue, too. The kitchen had to be scraped from stem to stern. The list goes on, and only imagination can paint the rest of the ugly picture.
Previously, our sweat equity projects only involved new work. I wasn't able to see the ultimate value in this house. Our realtor, and my husband saw the worth in the place. My vision may have been shrouded because I was so disgusted and dismayed at the violence aimed at this poor old house that had been built in the eighties.
When we first obtained access to our house, we found a pile of realtor's business cards stacked up on the kitchen counter amid cleanser that someone had sprinkled all around. We had heard on the grapevine that most of the other offers were about half of the amount of our bid. Most of these low bids entailed hiring construction, and remodeling firms to do the work, which is why they had submit such low offers.
Property value stays the same on the tax auditor's records, though. This one story, three/two will retain it's resale value even though we paid such a small amount for it. We intend to live there, as it is a nice neighborhood with nice houses and yards. Hopefully, we'll be able to sell our other home during these down trodden times in the real estate market.
Not too long after our foreclosure house was finished, I met a man who worked for a banking institution. His job was to meet with people experiencing the tragedy of housing loan foreclosures. He then would make them an offer of $2,000 not to ransack the property.
The idea of rewarding someone this way seems a bit distorted, but it actually makes sense. To tally up the losses, and crunch the numbers, the banks could take a $2,000 loss a lot easier than $50,000.
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Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
big seminar 14
Why MSNBC & FOX <b>news</b> want health care to fail
Well this is where I think we are all getting duped as the news corps left and right are paid by all areas of the medical fields with advertisements and are there news stations biggest cash cow. these clips being put together by both ...
Jonas Brothers Pay Tribute To John Lennon - Starpulse.com
The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i...
Julie Gray: Is Less <b>News</b> Good <b>News</b>?
No news is good news is ignorant bliss, is more hope, more optimism. But if we want to make a change we owe it to ourselves to pay attention to the social, political and economic events.
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