Comments on: According to Bloomberg, Millions of Spenders Are Ready to Come Back From the Mortgage Crisis

By: mike Drouin

mike Drouin — Tue, 19 Jul 2016 01:26:51 +0000

If you have gone through the down right frustration , and disappointment of knowing criminal activity was involved , and multiple categories of law were broken in order to STEAL your home , and your not being afforded the protection of the Law or aid from the agencies created for our protection , then you haven’t experienced the reality of what has , and is taking place in the Mortgage Industry . The INTENTIONAL TORT OF CONVERSION , is outright THEFT !!! and when you have a Government system LYING to you about what is taking place , this should be a wakeup call for all of us !!!!

By: Kathleen Burt

Kathleen Burt — Sun, 17 Jul 2016 06:07:23 +0000

“a slow trickle down: rather than a flood is right. So many people at the younger end of the age group mentioned watched their parents or grandparents struggle to save their homes during the Bust and decided it’s not worth the hassle. And the older ones are thinking money formerly put into taxes, insurance and HOA is better saved for retirement. They see older co-workers or relatives downsized and are realizing they’re next. They survived bankruptcy or foreclosure and the credit rating has improved, but they’re older now, and have different priorities: pay off the student debt and put money away for later.

By: Charles Fetters

Charles Fetters — Sat, 16 Jul 2016 23:54:30 +0000

Ms.stilwell
You have no clue about foreclosures. The banks are stealing homes. Nothing has changed, the BIG LIE continues.