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gotta get those XMas gifts...lol I actually had to stop and think for the moment when I saw that: "wow they're bringing that back again??"

Massachusetts. Higher priced in the NE. I've seen plenty of people underwater falling behind as I run routes to remind them to call their lenders :D Bought either low and OK or at the peak and overpaid. The former they refinanced to the hilt (2 and sometimes 3 mortgages). Latter are...

Being underwater for some is apparently fine because they have no intentions of selling and plan on staying...it's just once they fall behind on payments and can't meet things anymore do they truly realize it's better to jump ship.

I would agree on that but it's kind of hyped up to be things are OK again...but probably in reality if it's to prop things up for a little bit, only to go back to where things were, then is it worth it in the end for the little shot in the arm? I guess it really depends on how these jobs are...

Just got another couple of vacants out and about today! Mail 'em back and let the bank take it...or just leave. Got a few more that should happen soon. Meanwhile, new delinquents have popped in to replace them...it just keeps on going.

why not just settle for pennies on the dollar? :D

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/industry/mining/6546579/Barrick-shuts-hedge-book-as-world-gold-supply-runs-out.html

nahhh just goes to show no infrastructure is fully safe...or secure.

I've got nearly 1000 deteriorating on my servicing route...all within about a 40-mile radius. And those are the ones I know of. Who knows how many more there are... Every time I go out I find a few new delinquencies come down and a few new ones vacant...some for over a year and nothing...

indeed. talk about selling yourself short.

Kind of makes sense...all those years of getting berated and getting nothing, now vote for us and we'll give you the stuff you never had.... man talk about a complete brainwashing.

no power :D :p

Equifax...where they don't even tell you your credit score anymore :D

My area bank puts a hold on larger check deposits/cashed checks. Not sure of the minimum amount but I'm willing to guess around 2000 as I just tried to deposit a 3500 check on Friday and take out 1000. "We have to put a hold on the check." Paperwork to sign and acknowledge...$100 (yes...

In the Zacks analysis (http://www.zacks.com/stock/news/27000/Weak+Employment+Report), it closes with: "All in all, a disappointing jobs report. Yes we are making some progress, but it is not nearly fast enough. The unemployment rate is now far above the peak seen even in the "more adverse"...

I don't fully buy into the not getting a job bit with a low credit score these days. Maybe a few spots might check it out...but they should have to disclose they are pulling your report when you apply, or are getting interviewed, etc. Otherwise IMHO there's just too many applicants to be...

at that point, I'd stop using them...well, actually I'd use them very lightly. Like one for all gas purchases and then pay it off in full every month. Let the card company close it down...then fight it :D

How many more are like this guy? http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/11/06/orlando.shooting.suspect/index.html Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- The suspect in Friday's shooting of six people in a downtown high-rise is a 40-year-old "man with economic woes that include a recent bankruptcy filing...

in certain spots, quite possibly sure. But for your average, "regular" home the rents work out in favor for the homeowner who was stuck either upside down or in a lousy loan to begin with. Of course the other point was made...why do such a thing if they can't afford their mortgage or even a...

Just sounds like a one year lease, renewable each year...albeit usually means it can be terminated along the way due to certain actions...of course that'll depend on the wording of said lease. Yep rent your home for a year, then finally get kicked out because the lease won't get renewed! :)...