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To: bentway who wrote (273564)9/5/2010 3:48:54 PM
From: Glenn PetersenRead Replies (3) | Respond to of 306849
 
Anyone in that position should just walk. It's a no-brainer.

Easier said than done:

Under Florida law, a lender may pursue Mr. Waters for the difference between what it says he owes on the house and what it will fetch in a sale. Thanks to foreclosure fees and other charges, he owes almost double the $138,500 received in February by the seller of a neighboring house.

Some people probably feel that they can gut it out until the market turns. If they walk, they should probably also file for bankruptcy protection.



To: bentway who wrote (273564)9/6/2010 3:57:10 AM
From: Skeeter BugRespond to of 306849
 
lookee here...

the financial oligarch controlled opposition is now pretending the bush horror was actually done by someone other than themselves...

telegraph.co.uk

the only question that will be answered here is... who will act like charlie brown kicking a football longer - the democrats or the republicans.

neither party's establishment give a flying crap about the "we, the people."

i mean - look at these people. they look and act like complete slime balls.


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