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So I take it that very few people are going to get hit with the "consequence hammer"?
you mean you?
I won't get hit with the C-Hammer since I have never held mortgage debt.
They probably weren't deadbeats, but they were certainly clueless and greedy. They are also big girls and boys who made their choices. Are you saying the "professionals" hunted these people down, dragged them into their offices, and held a gun to their heads? BS. People were camping out overnight to get the chance to put in down payments in places.
No one forced anyone to lie on their loan application or over commit to an arm loan that couldn't possibly be paid when the teaser rate expired because they would be able to flip at a big profit a year later. It's called gambling. Don't gamble with money you can't afford to lose.
Very true...especially in CA. The herd mentality was deafing to say the least from 1998- peak years. No matter how hard you tried to explain to the herd, RE do drop and drop big time.. it was ignored. Pure greed... and crazy irrational thinking fueled this bubble.
oh yeah here comes the real consequence hammer.
http://www.youtube.com/embed/jOTQBl3eUs0&feature=player_embedded
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http://www.ftb.ca.gov/aboutFTB/newsroom/Mortgage_Debt_Relief_Law.shtml
December 31st, 2012, the Mortgage Debt Relief Law expires. All of you deadbeats that walked away from your mortgage obligations will get your just due. Why do you think the banks have been stalling on foreclosing? They are waiting for the IRS to give you the shaft. Income over 100k is taxed at the 35% tax bracket. Housing peaked in California at a median average of 484k, now the median average is 244k. That's an 84k median tax bill that will be coming due in 2014, hope you saved all your pennies you dead beats.
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