“Market forces generally work better than government dictates”

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True statement unless the “markets forces” are lying, cheating and stealing, which they are…

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Georgia Joins Dissenters Opposing Writedown Plan in State Foreclosure Deal

Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens said he has “significant concerns” about a proposal to reduce loan balances for some homeowners as part of a settlement of a nationwide foreclosure probe, joining at least seven other states that have criticized such a plan.

A deal with the top mortgage servicers in the U.S. that includes writedowns could encourage homeowners who are current on their loans to stop making payments, Olens, a Republican, said today in a telephone interview.

“You’re declaring in advance who the winners and losers are,” Olens said. “I’m a little concerned that this process disengages the normal market forces.”

Republican attorneys general in Virginia, Texas, Florida, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Alabama have signed letters opposing the imposition of writedowns, which proponents call the most effective way to modify a home loan.

You can check out the rest here…

You can also voice your opinion to Sam Olens by calling (404) 656-3300.

What ever happened to this?

Newly Elected GA Attorney General Sam Olens wants Authority to Launch CRIMINAL Investigations of Improper Foreclosures.

Posted by Foreclosure Fraud on December 3, 2010 ·

New AG Olens wants power to investigate foreclosures Newly elected state Attorney General Sam Olens said Wednesday he will push the General Assembly for the authority to launch criminal investigations of improper foreclosures. And an expert in property law predicts that Olens’ proposal will be just one measure among several related to tightening up the … Read more

Yea, whatever…

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