Homeowner Debt Foregiveness Plan?

Will Fannie and Freddie Reduce Your Loan Next Week?

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Home Loans
• Fannie Mae
• Freddie Mac
• US Treasury
• Inflation
• Corruption
• US Dollar

[hlquist]

mainesprocket63:

You're right on top of it! Thanks. For those that understand it could be an opportunity of a lifetime.

Buster

[hlquist]

jrodge:

Rueters says the # is 20% or15 Ml! You're right it's absurd. The USD will collapse and we'll go from Deflation to Inflation in a matter of months not years!

Buster

[watersings]

it is a good thing(for me).

[hlquist]

@watersings

GOOD! Seize the opportunity but also understand the end result and how you can take advantage of that also.

Buster

[madmikeof74]

If they pass anything like that its morally wrong theft in my opinion. The US$ will be the biggest joke in the world.

[hlquist]

@madmikeof74

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Buster

[gloworm820]

I honestly don't see how this could work..why would the american people stand for such a thing when 85% of the people won't get ANYTHING but a larger tax burden. How fair is that?? What about the hundreds of thousands who got NO help and have already lost their homes to foreclosure or short sale?? Don't you think they will be pretty ticked off? This is no solution and flat out WRONG...

[AZhomesAZ]

Damn! That Mayan Calendar, might be right after all.

[SilverRose09]

I would like to get a copy of your newsletter.

[jrodge33]

15% of all U.S. mortgages are currently in default and/or foreclosure - an all-time record. Preying on the weak is the politicians bred and butter, in the name of social justice of course...

[jrodge33]

I heard it was only for illegals, minorities and Democrats

[mainesprocket63]

To infinity and beyond! This ought to be the straw that breaks the camel's back.  The bond market should implode and we should be off to hyperinflation land shortly.