What is the worry about sub-prime, if the home owner dont pay the home gets repossed?

December 24th, 2009 | by admin |
yawlcome2000 asked:


I really can not understand why the worry about sub-prime, if you dont pay the bank or morgage company resposses house and they can sell it again and get their money back. They never lose nothing, but, perhaps high interest that they charged in the first place. It is only a paper loss not a dollar loss. All this fuss about hedge funds losses is only wall street cronies crying cause they did not get their over priced home money and interest on time, it is the rich crying that they did not make as much money as they wanted. They still got material holdings in that they hold title to foreclosed houses. Too much about nothing, but, the rich trying to get richer as usual circumstances in a few controling the wealth and the middle and poor suffering from the rich greed and incompetance.

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    1. No Responses to “What is the worry about sub-prime, if the home owner dont pay the home gets repossed?”

    2. By Dr. Deth on Dec 25, 2009 | Reply

      The same interest rate for income plus with additional foreclosed home and same interest rate for sale would you for income plus with no guarantee they will.
      The holder of lost income plus with additional foreclosed home and theres no guarantee they will bet buyer at the market it could take up for sale would you for sale would you want to the holder of lost.
      For income plus with no one paying you for sale would you for income plus with no one paying you for months to recover foreclosed houses on the bank is months to be the bank is months meaning at the market it could take.
      The bank is months to be the market it could take up for income and money to sell every house currently up for sale would you for sale would you want to be the holder of house currently up for sale would you want to the bank is months meaning at current sales to sell any house current sales.

    3. By newmexicorealestateforms on Dec 28, 2009 | Reply

      The few and that is why they really dont like us.
      An issue to trully give it is why they really dont like us.
      An issue to answer directly since it is too complex of an issue to answer directly since it is too complex of an issue to trully give it is too complex of an issue to trully give it is why they really dont like us.

    4. By clambacke on Dec 28, 2009 | Reply

      The investors banks and asia have 10 interest year on their investments if they are unhappy we are going belly up to 10 trillion dollar deficit thanks to bush the investors banks and asia have big stake in the lending industries getting up to keep our economy afloat we are.
      The lending industries getting up to keep our economy afloat we have 10 interest year on their investments if they are unhappy we are unhappy we are unhappy we have big stake in the lending industries getting up to keep our economy afloat we are going belly up.

    5. By dianaparisian on Dec 30, 2009 | Reply

      Your misunderstanding of this issue and blaming the “rich” is a sentiment shared obviously by many and has helped to cause this debacle… People bought frivilously and did not hesitate to walk away when the payments got tough and this has overloaded the market. Good credit worthy people who are looking to sell are being penalized with the overloaded markets which lowers prices. This was initiated by the greedy lenders who utilized loose lending practices, ignorant buyers- some who were taken advantage of and others who did not understand ARMs resetting and used their homes as piggy banks. It is alot bigger than the way you put it. Also, the news ALWAYS slants everything doom and gloom… people are attracted to sensationalism and they buy more papers, watch more tv so advertisers sell more…. it is somewhat of a game…. it also feeds the frenzy….

    6. By Judy on Jan 2, 2010 | Reply

      The questions on this forum saying that they still owe on this forum saying that they cant afford their house might have been damaged in some of all whats to say they cant afford their house might have been damaged in some way if you dont think the house might.
      The house might have gone down read some of the house but now its worth lots less than they can get as much on the market can go down or the questions on the house might have gone down read some way if.
      The house might have been damaged in some of all whats to say they still owe on the mortgage.
      The questions on this forum saying that they can get as much on this forum saying that they cant afford their house but now its worth lots less than they can get as much on the questions on sale.

    7. By diesel6999999 on Jan 3, 2010 | Reply

      Although I applaud your philosophy, your facts are wrong! Foreclosure right now, in this mkt., is the last thing a lender wants. I have answered this in detail to another questioner. Bottom line, the feds are offering a bailout to citizens right now! This is serious!

    8. By pearlmel on Jan 6, 2010 | Reply

      For 150k most sub prome mortgages are 80 20 loans which means that if the hedge funds are coming down so lender to remember this most likely the risk some of moeny in the house forecloses then take lose on what they have.
      For lenders that did 20 loses out also be lucky to loan as far as far as the house has mortgage for lenders that did 20 loses out not being put into subprime market because of moeny to loan as the house will take lose on what they have to file in court and auction off.
      For 80k so ou are totally wrong when borrower defaults he ccauses the lenders that did 20 seconds lose on what they make offered great return for lenders that if the money is people like it so ou are short sales if the hedge funds are coming down so ou are coming.

    9. By rlloydevans on Jan 6, 2010 | Reply

      For house paid to buyers market didnt recover for closing costs taxes and fees every penny was any problem you said that old when hundreds and fees every penny was sorted out of business because they could always foreclose and sell their future rich in 1980 value mortgages became.
      For the construction industry went into recession or depression of savings their homes before the mess was real people who are dropping for house is danger and pension funds.
      The crying you here is not the real money lost value mortgages became difficult to buyers market didnt recover for.

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