Everything’s coming up housing

Underwater homeowners are finally refinancing their home loans.

Ahhh really? I am so far upside down on mine it is unbelievable. The mortgage company that got me my loan in the first place went belly up. All of the loans from that company were bundled up and sold off to Bank of New York Mellon.

Bank of New York Mellon then put all of the bundled loans into securities through Goldman Sacks (aka Collateralized Debt Obiligations). Goldman Sacks loan servicing was Litton Loan Servicing who was sold off to Ocwen. Ocwen being a rated F company with the BBB.

Ocwen refuses to try to get my loan refinanced as Bank of New York Mellon has refused due to the loan being mixed up into a CDO security. Oh and whats my credit rating? 811.

So this article to me is nothing more than wall street and washington propaganda. And complete bullshit.

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Kahoki wrote:

Underwater homeowners are finally refinancing their home loans.
Ahhh really? I am so far upside down on mine it is unbelievable. The mortgage company that got me my loan in the first place went belly up. All of the loans from that company were bundled up and sold off to Bank of New York Mellon.
Bank of New York Mellon then put all of the bundled loans into securities through Goldman Sacks (aka Collateralized Debt Obiligations). Goldman Sacks loan servicing was Litton Loan Servicing who was sold off to Ocwen. Ocwen being a rated F company with the BBB.
Ocwen refuses to try to get my loan refinanced as Bank of New York Mellon has refused due to the loan being mixed up into a CDO security. Oh and whats my credit rating? 811.
So this article to me is nothing more than wall street and washington propaganda. And complete bullshit.

i didn't even finish the article and i can tell it's b.s.

today, it doesn't matter what your credit rating is. if you can't put down 25% on a refi, you can't refinane, and, if you could afford that you probably wouldn't need to refinance in the first place. why should ocwen refi, when they can make a fortune off the interst rate you're now paying. the gov't. doesn't run this country, goldman does.

no wonder the banks and investment banking companies can't be regulated. even the gov't. can't figure out what they do or how they work. it's disgraceful

disgusted wrote:

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no wonder the banks and investment banking companies can't be regulated. even the gov't. can't figure out what they do or how they work. it's disgraceful

They can be, but, they are not. Like the head of CFTC is none other than Gary Gensler. And where was he from? Goldman Sacks.

If it's from Mr_Bill, this should read 'Everything's coming up Billshyt'

Kahoki wrote:

Underwater homeowners are finally refinancing their home loans.
Ahhh really? I am so far upside down on mine it is unbelievable. The mortgage company that got me my loan in the first place went belly up. All of the loans from that company were bundled up and sold off to Bank of New York Mellon.
Bank of New York Mellon then put all of the bundled loans into securities through Goldman Sacks (aka Collateralized Debt Obiligations). Goldman Sacks loan servicing was Litton Loan Servicing who was sold off to Ocwen. Ocwen being a rated F company with the BBB.
Ocwen refuses to try to get my loan refinanced as Bank of New York Mellon has refused due to the loan being mixed up into a CDO security. Oh and whats my credit rating? 811.
So this article to me is nothing more than wall street and washington propaganda. And complete bullshit.

You should probably stayed in a furnished room, rather than buy over your head.

Also, and I am sorry for you, you should have mortgaged with a bank, not a mortgage company.

Good luck.

I am not seeing it, the Obama hope and change is a failure.

Mothra wrote:

If it's from Mr_Bill, this should read 'Everything's coming up Billshyt'

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Kahoki wrote:

Underwater homeowners are finally refinancing their home loans.
Ahhh really? I am so far upside down on mine it is unbelievable. The mortgage company that got me my loan in the first place went belly up. All of the loans from that company were bundled up and sold off to Bank of New York Mellon.
Bank of New York Mellon then put all of the bundled loans into securities through Goldman Sacks (aka Collateralized Debt Obiligations). Goldman Sacks loan servicing was Litton Loan Servicing who was sold off to Ocwen. Ocwen being a rated F company with the BBB.
Ocwen refuses to try to get my loan refinanced as Bank of New York Mellon has refused due to the loan being mixed up into a CDO security. Oh and whats my credit rating? 811.
So this article to me is nothing more than wall street and washington propaganda. And complete bullshit.

Gee, maybe I can get my landlord to lower my lease rent now that my paycheck has been cut 15%. Oh wait, no I can't. So why the hell are your mortgage slaves so special? Cry me a Mississippi River.

rey wrote:

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Gee, maybe I can get my landlord to lower my lease rent now that my paycheck has been cut 15%. Oh wait, no I can't. So why the hell are your mortgage slaves so special? Cry me a Mississippi River.

"rey," We are all in the same boat. Well, at least 99% of us are.

Mr_Bill's income is down even more than your percentage, yet I do not blame other working people.

Have a heart.

It seems obvious that there is not enough government money being given to those need it. A program to pay off mortages for those making less than $250K would be step in the right, I mean left, direction. It's just not fair that rich people don't have to worry about money.

RustyS wrote:

It seems obvious that there is not enough government money being given to those need it. A program to pay off mortages for those making less than $250K would be step in the right, I mean left, direction. It's just not fair that rich people don't have to worry about money.

How silly.

FULL RECOVERY IN THREE STEPS:

A real step in the right direction would be a permenant middle-income tax cut, with the shortfall made up from IMPORT TAFIFFS ON ALL MANUFACURED GOODS.

Also, elimination of all taxation loopholes and exemptions for doing business outside of the USA would be much better than your smarmy foolery.

Finally, a progressive elimination of all deductions,(loopholes, exemptions, deductions, alternate tax rates &c.) of 10% for every quarter million on total reported income would close the national debt without harming economic recovery.(No, trickle-down by any name does not work, the opposite, trickle-up is the key.

Mr_Bill wrote:

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"rey," We are all in the same boat. Well, at least 99% of us are.
Mr_Bill's income is down even more than your percentage, yet I do not blame other working people.
Have a heart.

Hsve a brain, billy boy. It's not the banks fault that you're making less money any more than it's my landlords fault I'm making less money.

Quit looking for others to blame and others to bail you out.

The banks got bailouts, and that was wrong. But two wrongs don't make a right. The bailout madness needs to end, not spread.

RustyS wrote:

It seems obvious that there is not enough government money being given to those need it. A program to pay off mortages for those making less than $250K would be step in the right, I mean left, direction. It's just not fair that rich people don't have to worry about money.

A program to pay my rent, my bar tab, and to buy me a new Porsche Boxster is also needed. It's just not fair otherwise. Waa waa waa mommy told me life was fair where's her booby i need lunch waa waa waa

Mr_Bill wrote:

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How silly.
FULL RECOVERY IN THREE STEPS:
A real step in the right direction would be a permenant middle-income tax cut, with the shortfall made up from IMPORT TAFIFFS ON ALL MANUFACURED GOODS.
Also, elimination of all taxation loopholes and exemptions for doing business outside of the USA would be much better than your smarmy foolery.
Finally, a progressive elimination of all deductions,(loopholes, exemptions, deductions, alternate tax rates &c.) of 10% for every quarter million on total reported income would close the national debt without harming economic recovery.(No, trickle-down by any name does not work, the opposite, trickle-up is the key.

With import tariffs, the only affordable clothing will be the 1987 Jordash jeans and Members Only jackets piled in the back of thrift shops. I do agree tax loopholes need to be closed.

Mr_Bill wrote:

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You should probably stayed in a furnished room, rather than buy over your head.
Also, and I am sorry for you, you should have mortgaged with a bank, not a mortgage company.
Good luck.

D'oh snap, just a couple days ago, you didn't seem so in favor of giving heartfelt compassion to the needy downtrodden 99%. Telling him he should not have bought over his head is cold. He should be blaming evil banks, evil employers, evil politicians, and evil knievels.

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Mr_Bill wrote:

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How silly.
FULL RECOVERY IN THREE STEPS:
A real step in the right direction would be a permenant middle-income tax cut, with the shortfall made up from IMPORT TAFIFFS ON ALL MANUFACURED GOODS.
Also, elimination of all taxation loopholes and exemptions for doing business outside of the USA would be much better than your smarmy foolery.
Finally, a progressive elimination of all deductions,(loopholes, exemptions, deductions, alternate tax rates &c.) of 10% for every quarter million on total reported income would close the national debt without harming economic recovery.(No, trickle-down by any name does not work, the opposite, trickle-up is the key.

Recovery from what?

Your steps:
1. the government takes more
2. the government takes more
3. the government takes more

What about the spending?

Will those 'revenue enhancements' offset a single Obama trillion dollar budget deficit?

Gads, you're stuck on stupid.

rey wrote:

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Hsve a brain, billy boy. It's not the banks fault that you're making less money any more than it's my landlords fault I'm making less money.
Quit looking for others to blame and others to bail you out.
The banks got bailouts, and that was wrong. But two wrongs don't make a right. The bailout madness needs to end, not spread.

I don't see how you presume that I am blaiming any bank or banks for our various income cuts.
You ought not make up thoughts and put them in the mouths of others. If you blame 'the banks' then say it.

What actually needs to end, beyond bailouts, is "TOO BIG TO FAIL." Financial institutions.