Quote from ElCubano:
all these stories, makes people who saved and lived according to their means..the real suckers...
Quote from lindq:
+1
Yes, banks screwed up royally and turned over their processing to some third-rate dump in Georgia, which forged signatures.
HOWEVER...the vast majority of those borrowers who are beefing about it are defaulting on their mortgages, and using this as an excuse to walk away with no obligations.
Now the government is apparently floating a plan that from my understanding would have banks pay the borrowers to go away.
What an abomination.
Quote from Eddiefl:
This is fucking sickening, really. I dont feel bad for the flipper or the 26 year old working at Blockbuster who "stated" he made 200k and got a huge house, but there are some decent folks who are getting caught up in this.
Let me tell you something, if i forged 400 federally regulated contract papers in one day, in any other business. I would be in prison so damn long, they would name a wing after me. !!!!
The govt, is scared to go after Citi, BAC, HSBC,,, but they wil go after the borrower who lied on a mortgage application, but not the people who created them.
ITs really fucked up.
EF
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Quote from Chausey:
You are really gullible. The banks wanted a 3rd party so they could say it was their fault. Nothing more than a legal maneuver. They don't "screw up royally," they kick ass and make money through fraud, bribes and campaign donations.
Quote from lindq:
+1
Yes, banks screwed up royally and turned over their processing to some third-rate dump in Georgia, which forged signatures.
HOWEVER...the vast majority of those borrowers who are beefing about it are defaulting on their mortgages, and using this as an excuse to walk away with no obligations.
Now the government is apparently floating a plan that from my understanding would have banks pay the borrowers to go away.
What an abomination.
Quote from Hello:
Got to say im pretty much in the middle on this one, I agree with both Lindq and ElPrado, in that i think that these people who were irresponsible totally stuck it to everyone else who is responsible. (Something which is happening more and more these days) I cant stand these irresponsible whiners, that get turned into bleeding heart stories by the left wing media, when they went out and lied on a mortgage app to get a house they couldnt afford.
At the same time this piece made me even angrier at the banks and at these assholes who are running blatant fraud, by forging documents. We have all the evidence right in front of us on national T.V. If someone major doesnt end up going to jail for this scam, then its just open season for the banks, to rob, cheat, and do whatever the fuck they want, it would mean that throughout this entire cesspool of fraud and abuse, not one of these cocksuckers went down, and this whole fiasco will only serve to embolden the thieves. (and its not as though they arent already brazen enough as it is)
they are not scared they are in it with the banks up to their eyeballs, payoffs from lobbyists are great for blackmailQuote from Eddiefl:
This is fucking sickening, really. I dont feel bad for the flipper or the 26 year old working at Blockbuster who "stated" he made 200k and got a huge house, but there are some decent folks who are getting caught up in this.
Let me tell you something, if i forged 400 federally regulated contract papers in one day, in any other business. I would be in prison so damn long, they would name a wing after me. !!!!
The govt, is scared to go after Citi, BAC, HSBC,,, but they wil go after the borrower who lied on a mortgage application, but not the people who created them.
ITs really fucked up.
EF