Hi, Albert,
Just from reading her post on this article about the White House, I think maybe Pamela was making a sarcastic jab at the government for being deadbeat homeowners! I hope so anyway..

And I feel your pain. I lost my home to foreclosure in 2008 after being only three months late, and why was I late? Because they fraudulently increased the amount of my monthly payment from what I had signed for on my loan docs (and could afford) to a much higher amount. My case was fraught with fraud through and through. I keep waiting to read good news that something is finally being done to recompense those of us who have already been scarred permanently and had to rebuild our lives with sticks and shards of the pieces leftover from them falling apart. Sometimes I think I’ll be waiting forever….

Dear Mrs. Pamela Edwards,
I guess I am a DEADBEAT HOMEOWNER. I have been working for the same company for 30 years, unfortunately I lost my job of Vice President on January 31, 2010 from this economy. It took me 35 years to have the nice things in life, to loose everything within one year. Lets face the facts that the bank do not want to work with you if you have a jumbo loan. Their answer to my loan modification was denied, because i was unemployed. Again, they told me to do a short sale, so some investor can make money. on another note, my neighbor just bought his houses for half the price that i did. His property taxes is also half what i pay. The Problem here is the banks just do not want to help. They want your house. Why Should someone pay their mortgage when they owe more then the house is worth by over 50%. By the way, it is going to take from 15-20 years for the economy to get back to the way it was. I feel that the banks should help all the deadbeat homeowners, just the way the banks got help from our hard earned money.