2 grand? You got it?

The McRecovery.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

The McRecovery.

64k of the 230k jobs in April were from McD....You can't make it up.

[PeteMugg]

It's just that i hear that a lot of folks can afford to rent, yet they will wait til they are overwhelmed before they try to sell. So they just walk away a make the lender try to sell.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by PeteMugg

It's just that i hear that a lot of folks can afford to rent, yet they will wait til they are overwhelmed before they try to sell. So they just walk away a make the lender try to sell.

Look its a 3 bedroom 1 bath home....But with one kid left with one more year of school, they can rent a small apartment for the 3 of them I think. Either way, something has to change. I'm not a lawyer, I will give them the best personal econ advice I can and tell them to pay a few hundred to see a lawyer to discuss options before they do anything else. They can live with me for awhile if they need to. They are like family.

[randallscott35]

But on the other end of the spectrum...when the pitchforks come out, I will be near the front.

May 24 (Bloomberg) -- It’s been more than 500 days since Stanley Cheslock put his 26,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, “dream home” on the market for $17.95 million.

The house and its surrounding estate -- custom built by Cheslock in 2003, with a movie theater and 3,700-bottle wine cellar -- is waiting for a buyer who sees the current asking price, $15.95 million, as a bargain.

“It’s a steal,” said Cheslock, a co-founder of an investment firm, who has knocked almost 50 percent off the price he was asking when he first tried to sell the property five years ago. “It’s way underpriced.”

http://noir.bloomberg.com/apps/news?...3kxTAx0w&pos=5

[PeteMugg]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

Look its a 3 bedroom 1 bath home....But with one kid left with one more year of school, they can rent a small apartment for the 3 of them I think. Either way, something has to change. I'm not a lawyer, I will give them the best personal econ advice I can and tell them to pay a few hundred to see a lawyer to discuss options before they do anything else. They can live with me for awhile if they need to. They are like family.

I'm glad they have a good friend they can count on. I'm sure every walk-away has their own unique set of circumstances. It just seems the bottom line for most is that they live beyond their income when it isn't necessary.
I wish your friends the best of luck getting back on track.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by PeteMugg

I'm glad they have a good friend they can count on. I'm sure every walk-away has their own unique set of circumstances. It just seems the bottom line for most is that they live beyond their income when it isn't necessary.
I wish your friends the best of luck getting back on track.

If you are talking about the general morality of it, there is none to me. The banks have pillaged this country to no end and they can break whatever agreements they want and get whatever bailouts they want. Why people don't jingle mail them to death is beyond me...Unless you love where you are living a mortgage can be broken like anything else. You are going to face years of sh.it credit and if you know the ramifications and live in a state without recourse, you're stupid not to walk.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

It all starts and ends up with employment.

The people that have jobs haven't gotten raises in years that coincide with the cost of living.

The people who don't have a job, just can't find one. Let alone find a decent paying one.

Well, dude, they keep shipping jobs away so they can make ultimate bank. Then, they bring products back here to sell. You keep doing that, and you get where there aren't enough people working here to support this little Conservative treadmill. We didn't protect our work force. This is the result of Conservative Fantasy. Almost everyone else protects themselves from foreign products destroying their own jobs. Not us. So, naturally, we be fkd. This is simple A+B = AB, and we keep expecting A +B= C
Americans love believing in a Conservative Fantasy, but they really are just Fantasies.

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

Well, dude, they keep shipping jobs away so they can make ultimate bank. Then, they bring products back here to sell. You keep doing that, and you get where there aren't enough people working here to support this little Conservative treadmill. We didn't protect our work force. This is the result of Conservative Fantasy.

Bill Clinton or any liberal for that matter weren't involved.

Yeah we're just all f.ucking stupid. Someone look up snopes and prove me wrong. They're always right and never hide mistakes.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

Bill Clinton or any liberal for that matter weren't involved.

Yeah we're just all f.ucking stupid. Someone look up snopes and prove me wrong. They're always right and never hide mistakes.

What I described is Conservatives Fantasy shyt. It's not what Progressives or Liberals believe in. As we are seeing, a Liberal President can pass virtually nothing without moving Right.

blah blah CLINTON SIGNED NAFTA.

The ones with real power in Washington are all on the same team. You can forget about the R and the D.

When you have this guy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o80kIgXlqvw

you know it's not a R vs. D problem. You can't get more liberal than this man.

And yeah I had to post that video. LOLOL. I know just the site of one pisses you off.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

Bill Clinton or any liberal for that matter weren't involved.

Yeah we're just all f.ucking stupid. Someone look up snopes and prove me wrong. They're always right and never hide mistakes.

They ALL were/are involved.. What does Barack do to fix the problem ??? He hires a GE exec.... How many jobs have they shipped overseas??? The dumb ass is hiring the Fox to protect the chicken coop

Originally Posted by jms62

They ALL were/are involved.. What does Barack do to fix the problem ??? He hires a GE exec.... How many jobs have they shipped overseas??? The dumb ass is hiring the Fox to protect the chicken coop

Don't forget to thank GE for Fukushima. Great job there. USA!! USA!!

I'm sure they'll be punished. It's not like there has been any indication of a big cover up over that mess.


I'm going to die from a sarcasm attack.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

Don't forget to thank GE for Fukushima. Great job there. USA!! USA!!

I'm sure they'll be punished. It's not like there has been any indication of a big cover up over that mess.


I'm going to die from a sarcasm attack.

He needs to hire someone who gets it and is not owned.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...ing_H_1B_fight

[PeteMugg]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

If you are talking about the general morality of it, there is none to me. The banks have pillaged this country to no end and they can break whatever agreements they want and get whatever bailouts they want. Why people don't jingle mail them to death is beyond me...Unless you love where you are living a mortgage can be broken like anything else. You are going to face years of sh.it credit and if you know the ramifications and live in a state without recourse, you're stupid not to walk.

Again, each set of circumstances is different. It sounds like your friends live modestly and have suffered a setback or two. I wish them well.
Others simply have a lifestyle they know they really can't afford. It's all about instant gratification, why bother to save for anything. These people usually become a burden to us all. It's hard to feel sorry for them.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by PeteMugg

Again, each set of circumstances is different. It sounds like your friends live modestly and have suffered a setback or two. I wish them well.
Others simply have a lifestyle they know they really can't afford. It's all about instant gratification, why bother to save for anything. These people usually become a burden to us all. It's hard to feel sorry for them.

How many lived a life style they could afford until both lost their jobs and the real estate market collapsed taking away their option of down sizing. I think a
whole lot of this has happened.

[PeteMugg]

Originally Posted by jms62

How many lived a life style they could afford until both lost their jobs and the real estate market collapsed taking away their option of down sizing. I think a
whole lot of this has happened.

I'm not talking about these people. Like I said, circumstances differ. But face it, we all know people that have to have the latest gadgets, new cars, big houses. And they usually buy entirely on credit. Sorry, but they are just a hiccup away from crisis and should know better.