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Foreclosure limbo: Staying without paying.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Foreclosure-limbo-Staying-cnnm-989137852.html?x=0 ^

Posted on 06/09/2011 11:10:52 AM PDT by Scythian

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To: Neidermeyer
In most cases the banks have $00.00 in the loan ,, the actual true lender is remote and the bank’s fastest path to cash is to take the security (house) and sell it , they don’t like doing a short sale as it keeps them involved ,, the real lender gets NOTHING... they are cashing in by suing the securitizers but they want to stay uninvolved with the FRAUD the banks are commiting in order to foreclose.

You have an interesting way of rationalizing not paying your obligations.

Most of us get loans from mortgage brokers who sell the mortgage to another entity. The same thing happens with banks and even credit unions in many cases; this doesn't change the fact that an organization owned by individual investors not unlike you or me... loaned you money which you agreed to pay back. It doesn't make any difference how the mortgage was packaged or sold or traded... people gave you the money and you agreed to pay it back. Not doing so when you are capable of doing so, makes you nothing more than a thief, or possibly worse than a thief.

You can rationalize all that you want about this. It is still wrong and you and I both know it.

61 posted on 06/09/2011 7:49:35 PM PDT by fireman15 (Check your facts before making ignorant statements.)
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You have an interesting way of rationalizing not paying your obligations.
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62 posted on 06/10/2011 4:01:18 PM PDT by Neidermeyer
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To: isthisnickcool
I hope that is sarcasm . . . .

Nope. I couldn't be more serious:

After the example the banksters set, paying your obligations is now for suckers only.

Especially when your obligations are to an industry that is not allowed to fail, but which industry would throw you and your family onto the street if you fail.

if you and I have some kind of business arrangement where you agree to pay me an amount of money in exchange for a good or service once you obtain that good or service from me you would not pay me any balance you owe me?

Lend me some money and we'll see.

63 posted on 06/12/2011 4:23:26 PM PDT by Age of Reason
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After the example the banksters set, paying your obligations is now for suckers only.

So, you are a thief. I still believe the "thou shalt not steal" thing. I have several houses that I could have defaulted on and walked away from. But I made a deal and I'll stick to it. Unlike you apparently.

Lend me some money and we'll see.

Not a good idea. I would not send guys in suits with law licenses to collect. You would pay one way or another.

64 posted on 06/13/2011 9:25:16 AM PDT by isthisnickcool (Sharia? No thanks.)
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