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To: Les H who wrote (175627)1/7/2009 12:06:36 PM
From: Jim McMannisRespond to of 306849
 
Stay and pay or go and blow?

Mortgage payment calculator

payorgo.com

IS IT IN MY ECONOMIC INTEREST TO WALK AWAY?
You decide. This calculator is just a tool to help. Numerous variables are involved but the biggest is probably your assessment of the future of housing pricing. No one can predict future prices, but the conventional wisdoms says that it is probably not realistic to believe that housing prices will increase by more than 4%-8% per year on average.



To: Les H who wrote (175627)1/7/2009 12:26:56 PM
From: Patricia TrincheroRespond to of 306849
 
Geez...........sounds like nothing has really changed!!

It's just easier to steal when you can hide behind current law.

I think a man who holds up a convenience store with a gun has more integrity than the Wall St crowd. At least the man with the gun is being honest about his intentions and you know where's he's coming from!

The people on Wall St rob , steal and may destroy you but they do it while they are smiling at you and tell you they are looking out for your best interest.

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To: Les H who wrote (175627)1/8/2009 7:32:05 AM
From: DebtBombRespond to of 306849
 
Human nature will never change....all of the things that happened in the past will happen again. When the greed gets out of control and a debt bubble is born....collapse and depression come next, IMO. People still don't get it....it's not about a housing bubble or a little banking problem....it's an all out debt bubble....they end in depression, IMO.