Comments on: Finally, a Bailout for Homeowners?

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So if you are getting the same old run around and are at the point were foreclosure is at your front door do this, call up a wrecking company and have them level the part of your house that you have your equity in. This work's best if you start at the foundation.

By: joyce

joyce — Wed, 26 May 2010 17:34:22 +0000

Bank modification dose not work for people receiving unemployment. It would work if the banks were willing to let families that are still in their homes pay a small amount or set up a rental program for families that are unemployed, giving them time to get a job, than having a empty home decaying as long as families are in their homes they would still up keep the home. The banks would not loss so much, because the families would get jobs at some point and can start paying their mortgage in a more timely manner. President Obama need to look at the number of families helped and the number of not. 5/25/2010 Hamp program did not work, bailout stree families just as he bail out the theives on wall street, and the workforce people that are miss using the funds give to help the unemployed and not their own pockest. It's a shame how the American people are being lied to and funds stolen. Clear all homeowner debit on their homes giving them an even playing field to find work in the worst of times we are facing.

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loan modification Expert — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 18:41:41 +0000

These are very sorry things!
I hope so that the things will change into good direction.
It is good quickly.

By: lrobb

lrobb — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 00:38:00 +0000

Not everyone who is currently in foreclosure lives in a mcmansion, nor did they over extend, some of us just happened to lose jobs that were supposed to be “stable”. In order for a mom like me to look for a job to pay my mortgage I have to pay for daycare, in order to pay for daycare I need a job, and so it goes round and round. I worked in the mortgage industry for 13 years, didn't look like the end was near until BLAM there goes 98% of my office unemployed. I live in a very modest home in a very modest community, which I am leaving because I am losing my home, where both of my children were born, I have no choice. But I am one of the lucky ones, I have a mom who has a house that can accomodate us at least temporarily. We won't be homeless, but my credit is GONE so it'll be a while before we can have our own home again and live in a neighborhood where my kids will grow up safe, and in order to do that we'll have to save up BIGTIME. So please don't generalize…..