Posts Tagged ‘bailout’
Wednesday, August 11th, 2010
I didn’t have furniture in my front 3 rooms for a couple years so that we could pay off the mortgage on our home. We, like many people, were young and built a bigger/better house than we could comfortably afford at the time. BUT…we were responsible and didn’t ask for help. We cut back on other things. My mortgage was paid off in 5 years…I will NOW have to pay for other’s…?
Political Risk: An August Surprise from Obama?
"Main Street may be about to get its own gigantic bailout. Rumors are running wild from Washington to Wall Street that the Obama administration is about to order government-controlled lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to forgive a portion of the mortgage debt of millions of Americans who owe more than what their homes are worth. An estimated 15 million U.S. mortgages – one in five – are underwater with negative equity of some 0 billion.
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Friday, May 14th, 2010
My grandparents are giving us their 2nd residence home. No money owed on it, title will be ours next week. Here’s my question: we want to pay off some debt & do home improvements, but I am concerned about the seasoning clause. What banks/lenders offer home equity loans without a seasoning clause? Since there is no purchase amount, will they go by the appraised value in this case? Thanks in advance.
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Sunday, April 25th, 2010
I need at least two from each of debt and equity financing.
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Saturday, November 14th, 2009
We owe 5,000 on our house and it’s now worth about 0,000. We have an ARM that is going to reset in Jan 09. We definitely can’t afford the ,000 jump in payment. Called the mortgage company (Ocwen) and they said we do not qualify for the government’s freeze on interest rates program because our ARM was for 3 years instead of 2, but they said call back closer to the time the loan is set to reset and they’ll work with me. Somehow I doubt it and I don’t want to pay my ,100 property tax bill on the house if I’m just going to lose it in the end. Plus, I’m thinking about all the money we could save every month if we let it go and just rented a house. We’d save about ,000 a month on rent and ,000 a year on property taxes. Why hold on to a house that costs too much and has no equity? Not to mention it’s an interest only loan, so paying it off will NEVER happen. Please give me your advise. Is foreclosure really so bad? My credit score is already low (610)
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Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
I took out a 70k HELOC 1.5 years ago, adding my 1st i owe 205,000. My intrest rate on my 1st is "ARM’ 10% and 2nd 12%. These are killing my payments. I went to try to refinance my credit is 670, but they are telling me my property is valued at 185. if i would come up with 20k they tell me i could save a huge chunk of money. My home was actually appraised at 220 when i took out the HELOC 1.5 years ago. They used a computer to figure it out not a actual appraiser. After doing some reasearch homes sold for 184,000 at that time. I live in a townhome communtiy. I need some help tired of explain this to banks.
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Thursday, November 5th, 2009
This past year I have had my HELOC cut in half because of the decline in housing prices. Was I ever late on a payment, no, did I owe more than I can afford, no. However, I understand why this happened because the value of my home had dropped. However, this act by the bank causes my credit score to have a bad mark. Now turn the tables and add this newest attack to my credit report and I am angry! You see, just two days ago, I got my credit card statement. This credit card is one that I had a low fixed rate on. This credit card was backed by Chase. I have had this card for years and I have never been late on payments. I carry less than 1/3 of the total credit limit. However, to my surprise I opened my statement this month to find that I now have a variable rate which is almost 3% higher. When I called the credit card company, I was informed by a man with a heavy Indian accent that my only choice was to pay the increase and keep my credit card, or close my account and get back the lower fixed rate until paid in full. I asked him why my rate was higher when I had paid my account on time. To this question he answered, "It’s nothing you did, the economy is bad and we are raising the rate for all our card holders." When I asked him if he was in America, he responded, "I’m speaking English." At this point I stated that I knew he was speaking English, but noticed the very heavy accent and wondered if he was in fact in America. He said, "NO."
Heres my concern, Chase got money from the bailout, (money from the American People) and they choose to use it to give jobs to people in other countries while raising the rates and therefore costs for the American people. How is this fair? When will this stop? I did not buy a house I couldnt afford; I am making my payments to all my debts on time each and every month. My job has been hurt by the economy, but I am doing what I can and not asking for any handouts. I just dont see how the American People will ever get ahead if this is allowed to continue happening. I personally feel that if any company is going to get money from the American Public, they need to do more for the American People, to start with, they should be forced to bring those jobs back here to America. There are plenty of people here needing work, they would be happy to get that job and then have the money from that job to spend in our economy. Seems like a no brainer to me, but that hasnt happened and I want to understand why. I want to understand how I am ever going to recover if I do what I am supposed to do and yet I still suffer credit loss and bad credit marks just because the bank decided to raise my rates and lower my limits without just cause on my part. If the money given by our government goes to them to make them lend more, how is it that we will be able to get loans if our credit is being hurt by them making these decisions to raise our rates, close our credit line, etc? It seems to me that this is a one way street and the American working classes are paying a hefty fine for the greed of the bankers. Its time something is done about it. I am a person with a 700+ credit rating, how will this same thing affect those with lower ratings tht are struggling to keep thier hads above water? Their jobs were stipped, sent to other counties and now this slap in the face. When will enough be enough? What can we do? I’ve already sent a letter to my congresswoman, but will that ever go anywhere?
Here’s the thing…
1. I didn’t vote for change because I knew it was a CROCK!!
2. Closing your accounts will hurt your credit score too.
3. I have only house debt. I pay my cards off monthly. I just get upset that many others are not in that same situation and they arebeing screwed even more than I am. I know many that have to use credit to feed thier families while they are looking for work after being laid off. Only to find that the jobs that they had is now over seas.
Something has to be done. We can’t sit back and let it be government as usual.
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Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
I have bad credit and bought a rundown property and fixed it up over time. I used my own money in financing the purchase of the property and have no mortgage. Is it possible for me to get an home equity loan for this property? its market value is around 0,000 and its assessed value is ,000. Thanks for any input.
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Thursday, October 15th, 2009
We are interested in the portion of the bailout that allows people to refinance without 20% equity. We called our lender and they didn’t give us a straight answer on when we would be allowed to do this.
Does anyone know when the bailout takes affect and when we will be able to refinance?
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Saturday, October 3rd, 2009
Hello,
I plan to open an HOME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT. One bank said " I can’t have it like home mortgage: Fixed rate in 10 years, and monthly payment spread out over 120 months." The other bank said their bank can do that.
Does it depend on bank policy? Or one bank was not telling the truth to lure me doing business with them?
Thank you very much for your help.
Thank you very much, Cris.
Have a nice day.
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Saturday, September 26th, 2009
I want to know if I can get more than one home equity loans at a time for a single house from different banks. Because I’ve applied for a home equity loan from a bank, but it seems to be not enough for me to do what I want to do with the money. So I thought I can apply for another equity loan from a different bank to double the amount. Is it possible?
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