First-Time Homeowners Share Their EXPERIENCES | by Lennar

Lennar asked some of our new first-time homeowners to share their experiences in purchasing and mortgaging their new homes. And although their expectations about the process were somewhere between difficult and horrifying, theyre proud to tell you that buying a first home is much easier and smoother than they expected. If youre considering making the move to home ownership, watch this video from Lennar and see first-time homeowners share their first impressions. And whenever youre ready to own your first home, youll find it at Lennar.com.

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[jvolstad]

It was a smooth process with some sales guy selling you an overpriced cracker box in a HOA controlled subdivision.

[billybobthorton68]

dont do it ! upkeep  interest insuranse taxes ! im gonna give mine back and move to an apartment

[dbviewer5]

And, under the Bush and Obama Administrations, they have given the banks hundreds of billions of YOUR dollars, to keep them in business, since the homes are not selling and are being repossessed, in numbers that don't benefit the banks.

Ask yourself this, where in the Constitution, does it give the Federal Reserve the power to print, control, and regulate U.S. currency?

Is the Federal Reserve even mentioned in the Constitution?

[dbviewer5]

Banks love to repossess homes too. Well, maybe not at the level that they are now, but banks live on multiplying fiat money, and their interest stream. When the economy is good, an occasional repo is great. The bank gets the down payment, any collateral, and months, or years, of your payments, and when you default on the loan, they get the house back too, and get to do it all again, with the same property!

We get to toil and worry our whole lives, for a "home" that we never really own.

[dbviewer5]

So, you think you're a homeowner?

Well, think about this.

You agree to pay 2.5 times the paper loan amount, with interest, to a bank that has done NOTHING ! IF, and that's a big IF, you have no glitches in your income for 30 yrs, you still have the property taxes. If you don't pay those taxes, eventually, the government will take the house and sell it to the next chump, startting the whole miserable process all over again.

Now I ask you, who REALLY owns the house?

It's not the "homeowner."

[ajl260]

nice spot

[Alexx4sk8]

firstcomment :)