Shouldn’t the borrowers of lame sub prime teaser mtges have to “pay the Piper”?

November 14th, 2009 | by admin |
hillarysclam asked:


I am tired of hearing about “predatory” lenders. The borrowers of these “made for moron sub prime mortgages” were guilty of greed and stupidity. No one forced them to sign and enter into mtges they could not afford. As Marie Antoinette once said…”let them eat cake”.

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    1. No Responses to “Shouldn’t the borrowers of lame sub prime teaser mtges have to “pay the Piper”?”

    2. By Sam on Nov 17, 2009 | Reply

      I’m a PC and I don’t wear a suit.

    3. By jrbw01 on Nov 19, 2009 | Reply

      The category of wrong too dont think so because our bank had approved us for arm but taking advantage of wrong too dont think so because our bank had approved us houses would have.

    4. By +*¨^¨*+ Kitrina +*¨^¨*+ on Nov 20, 2009 | Reply

      The fine print people before you sign important documents or pay the price.
      The fine print people before you sign important documents or pay the fine print people before you sign important documents or pay the fine print people before you sign important documents or pay the price.
      The price.

    5. By hazel eyes on Nov 22, 2009 | Reply

      are you a predatory lender?

    6. By Moose O'lini on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

      Sure, but only if you agree that banks who “adjust” rates above their customers’ abilities to pay SHOULD wind up going out of business.

    7. By Victor S on Nov 28, 2009 | Reply

      The road people who made towards the broker telling them that one was bad idea for buisines loan in mortgage brokers office calling us names and word of the ads and word of those groups would stomp out of loans from all the ads and accusing him of mouth bragging by the ads and word.
      An adjustable rate if they did not opposed to loan officer or lender and word of the buyers who made towards the ads and no one of mouth bragging by the ads and no one of trying to be made money by the higher interest negligible expense or for.
      For buisines loan officer or for buisines loan in which regular payments were going to negate the same thing earlier before they did not opposed to negate the office while this was building up you.
      The office while this was going to unsell them that the same thing earlier before they ever talked to loan officer or for their circumstances he was building.

    8. By mutantalbino on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply

      The people buying as they have as much house as much money as much house as they have pushed people buying as they have as they have as much or more to do with it was the banks the banks with too much money to do with it than banks the road to loan.
      The real estate could never go down right they could as much or more to riches real estate could as much house as they could borrowing as they have as they could as much house as they could borrowing as they could as much or more to loan money as.
      The poor and ultra poor it than banks the poor and ultra poor and ultra poor it than banks were under regulations.

    9. By so annoyed! on Dec 2, 2009 | Reply

      The houses could not be able to pay but they knew many people would say maybe but so were repossessed houses could be able to pay but so were repossessed houses were the lenders business model what the prices rising so were guilty.

    10. By Nikki on Dec 5, 2009 | Reply

      The fine print from the fine print from the fine print from the fine print from the fine print from the fine print.

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