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Obama Giving $10 Billion Aid to Deadbeat "Homeowners"

By Robber Baron Elite Scum   Follow   Sat, 4 Feb 2012, 5:20am   622 views   3 comments
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Well looks like I was right. They only way to fully deflate this bubble is to mass murder nazi style.

Read the article below on the next welfare aid for deadbeats
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/01/us-usa-housing-idUSTRE80Q20V20120201

How do you guys think this will effect housing? Up? Down? More delay of the envitable?

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1. swilliamscc Follow Befriend 36 comments

   1   7:46am Sat 4 Feb 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike   First of all. You don't get it. The homeowners aren't getting cash. The bankrupt too big to fail banks are! Homeowners get new loan from gov for twice what their home is currently worth then instantly have to use the money to pay off bank with prior mortgage. Bad bankrupt too big to fail bank off the hook on a mortgage that they made commission on in 2001 and now is worth half. Taxpayer on hook. walla. Everyone should no this. It's not complicated. and deadbeat homeowners are not going to be off the hook for the debt. Banks are.

2. TMAC54 Follow Befriend (9) 70 threads 930 comments San Leandro, CA

   2   8:39am Sat 4 Feb 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike   What is the percentage of prospective home buyers who are UNAWARE of the massive attempts to keep prices from falling ? OR, How many buyers live under a rock ? BUYERS make VALUE. Not Politicians.

3. clambo Follow Befriend (5) 1,070 comments Santa Cruz, CA

   3   9:25am Sat 4 Feb 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike   My friend is going to go for this even though he's not underwater. But, he's gonna take a new 30 year mortgage even though he's got just 16 left on his mortgage. Whatever lowers his payments he likes. Obama is obviously trying to buy votes. House prices are going to continue to fall where the wages are far below 1/4 house prices, where there's 10% + unemployment, where there are many foreclosed houses, where there was a big bubble, where the demographics are bad.