Mr Mortgage – Home Equity Delinquencies Surge

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    1. Comment by elissamittman67 on 26 December 2010:

      I have bought New Line Equity, you can read my review here – clickbankreviewdude(dot)com/new-line-equity-review

    2. Comment by 777Thinking on 26 December 2010:

      Dude,

      I do not mean to offend you or cause you to be on-defense, but you are STELLAR HANDSOME AND GORGEOUS!!! Your eyes and teeth are rad. No hard feeling if you cannot accept a neutral compliment from Gaymanity, just say “thanks”. man, you are IT!!!!!

    3. Comment by username62408 on 26 December 2010:

      thanks to economic growth of the past, present cost of life makes having a job a pointless futility! yall deserve to go down with your beloved economy and taste your own fuckin medecine bunch of bloody misery inflicting
      evil doers

    4. Comment by username62408 on 26 December 2010:

      Mortgages Delinquencie Rise

      gee wait, heres a trick

      LOWER FUCKING HOME PRICES 50gs and give poeple the freedom to own tax free land you fucking dirt bags. Just maybe if it dident take a fuckin lifetime to pay at a 1000$ a month and people could actually own their land like natives do you’d have less delinquencies! Assrags.

    5. Comment by saveurhomeplease on 26 December 2010:

      We Can Help You Save Your Home From Foreclosure Go To homesaver(DOT)tk

    6. Comment by markmti on 26 December 2010:

      Hi Jim – leverage means many things to the banks as you have learned but primarily the amount of debt used to try and achieve returns.

    7. Comment by jim9847 on 26 December 2010:

      Mr. Mortgage,

      Can you give me a definition of leverage? What is it? How is it used/created? What are the dangers and why would someone desire it?

    8. Comment by rcmtgs on 26 December 2010:

      FYI, I heard Fremont went to 4% on nego, my Mom heard on news Wells went to 4% on nego, but heard today someone got their 7.75 went to 7%, going to suggest he nego better. I don’t think it’s fair if your scores have always been low to go to 4% but hey if you can get it go for it! My Mom who has perfect credit & 5.75 from Nov ’07 refi wants 4% now too. lol

    9. Comment by markmti on 26 December 2010:

      seems like forever.

    10. Comment by visionvictory on 26 December 2010:

      Went to Costco today, NO RICE. LOW ON WHEAT, SALT, SUGAR, and Veg. Oil.

      This is real time.

    11. Comment by jim9847 on 26 December 2010:

      How long can these banks keep this bad paper before they are forced by necessity to finally openly declare their losses?

    12. Comment by markmti on 26 December 2010:

      hopefully hot elvis and not 1977 elvis.

    13. Comment by donpedrosan on 26 December 2010:

      “percent?” or percentage points? I can’t make oyt from the monologue. Please explain here (if you have time)

    14. Comment by r0h1tp on 26 December 2010:

      Appreciate your sharing this info and exposing the hype.

    15. Comment by 7bb7b on 26 December 2010:

      You look like Elvis!!!

      I wondered all these times who you look like!!! do you sing?

      Youre Elvis Presley of the Mortgage industry!!

      LOL

    16. Comment by idahotandj on 26 December 2010:

      I found the answer to my question on your blog, at the very end of the article titled ” Mar existing home sale” ( The only way out of all of this remains a national recuction of mortgage balances for everyone).

      I am all over that!

    17. Comment by idahotandj on 26 December 2010:

      If people start seeing banks selling the debt back for cents on the dollar to some,would that not cause more people to default on purpose.

      Where does it end man where does it end?

    18. Comment by ioniancat on 26 December 2010:

      Thank you for the truth, it’s refreshing to hear……

    19. Comment by pejvan on 26 December 2010:

      seems like everybody is kind of aware of the critical situation in the US. The Dow being pegged to 12,500 makes me feel like we are going to have on top of this crisis a financial krach.. it is going to become messy… and I don’t think Helicopter Ben is seeing the problem…

    20. Comment by sharkee69 on 26 December 2010:

      Great info. Many people are upside down and don’t realize it or are in denial. Who can actually qualify for a home loan now with no more Stated Income, sub-prime, HELOCs, or 100% financing loans? The foreclosures are definitely going to reach epidemic proportions in the near future.
      Regards,
      Sharkee

    21. Comment by visionvictory on 27 December 2010:

      Great info, your doing a great job informing people. keep it up.

    22. Comment by mliu03 on 27 December 2010:

      Great stuff, deserve 5 stars!!!

    23. Comment by makoshark123456 on 27 December 2010:

      don’t believe the hype. right on! thanks for your efforts.

    24. Comment by youstwo on 27 December 2010:

      Great Information! Thank you.

      CHL

    25. Comment by badonkadonk34 on 27 December 2010:

      Thanks Mark. Keep it up.

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