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it can work, especially in states where the eviction process itself is such a burden. Some people will take the money and run.

you can always ask that question in Google next time to get more relevant results :) Anyway: "Payday Cash Advance Loan Payday loans are short-term cash advances designed to meet your emergency financial needs. Payday loans are also perfect for those times when you need a little extra...

out of control APR. Your loan is advanced ahead of your paycheck. So you get 'paid' early, but again with all the fees and interest tacked on, it eats away. However if you do own your own shop, it can be very profitable...or at least a nice side source of revenue.

http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/03/03/1510055/sec-accuses-miami-couple-of-running.html pssssh. small potatoes. But it's the Cubans this time affected...:D

are they going to name the moat too?

It's quite common now to be living payment-free for long periods of time. Most states have a 90+ day moratorium before a NOD/foreclosure notice can be filed. + The fact that it takes 3+ months to file it anyway. + Paperwork backlog so it's a virtual crap shoot of who goes where...

I see many foreclosures in my state that the banks are buying back for 75-80+% of the mortgage note if said note was maxed out/underwater. Why not the full? #1 it keeps the investors away who think they can get the home cheap. #2 in the recourse/judgment states, they can in the next x...

Still will buy Toyota...just make sure it's made in Japan first :D Even still it's certain models that got affected...if it was the whole line we'd be whistling a different tune here...

She did it though with a deadline...so it wasn't as bad. This guy has no time line..and no clue what to do. He could be doing this for years...

An advertiser's/marketer's wet dream. Your customer may express interest in a product...but now you know they are actually buying it (and how much).

I'm sorry sir, we're out of numbers to support your transaction...:D

Remember the lines when IndyMac failed? Things could get a bit more dicey if the next round breaks... It always rings true: How do you make a bank fail? Get everybody to withdraw their money all at once...:D I've got a good-sized list of banks I'll never do business with in any...

Citi (and I'm sure ultimately others) are now adding yearly fees in to their cards...hey gotta get back that free money you once had somehow!

wonder if you could short sale that sucker :D

My parents (and I) were smart enough..we split costs, I went to a state school (public), got Federal Direct loans, and I consolidated when rates were around historic lows. I probably owe around $16K now, which isn't too much if you think about it...I paid it down in chunks over time, and this...

bribery is alive and well. Of course, it isn't always called that ;) As for news programs...I wouldn't doubt it once in a small while, but they're usually through advertising companies/clients as is that are already affiliated...so it's in a slight way "paid" for through connections there...

stuff like that always needs an attorney. Settlement I'm sure will follow. Same deal with anyone who bought old "stock certificates." Since those companies probably got bought along the way and things changed...good luck redeeming those regardless of "value" now too!

sheesh...why not just build your own damn home? Could be a hell of a lot cheaper and little interest to boot because the loan's a lot smaller...:D

hold on, I think I just heard something...

Roman emperors reincarnated?