1 Third option: A lot of loans were given to turds who couldn't be trusted to finance a candy bar with 50% down without government promises.  A lot of those people are boges.  They buy their cars from note lots, all of their credit cards are maxed out and probably in collection.  Their entire credit history has been one of slow pay or no pay.

And thanks to a lending atmosphere created by Jaime Gorelick they got loans.

2 Free houses for all! It's coming. I'll "save" your home, free gas and all the unicorns you can eat.

You just need to swear me in RIGHT NOW!

3 @1, have a friend who was in Real Estate. He had people showing up with pre-approved loans whose annual payments were twice their annual income.

These are the results of a failed education system. When I bought my first house, I figured out all my expenses. The people who signed for these loans cannot even do basic math.

4 People aren't paying their mortgage, haven't been for months and are still living in the houses?  Is this the case?  If so, why should they pay?  They certainly are being rewarded for not paying.  Why should anyone pay?  Aren't homes a right in this country?  Wasn't Barry elected to give us all of the things we want for free?

5

I refuse to believe that the people who pushed this on for approval are as stupid as they look. Nobody could be this stupid, not even Democraps. The election is over now so I guess we will get to see what the original intention has been all along.

6 I don't own my own home (I was saving for the day the housing bubble broke and I could afford one at a reasonable price - with every bailout and price prop, my hopes are fading). Anyway, I am trying to convince my parents to default on their home. It was mostly reasonably-priced (maybe a smidge too high), but well within what they could afford and in area that didn't see the huge run-ups of, say, California. Defaulting on their Citi mortgage just makes sense; they may get it free and clear or they may be able to negotiate the principal even lower. And Citi just got $8 trillion of tax money; they're not going to be hurt.

They're not going for it, though.

7 This is indeed a shock.  We have all assumed that predatory and unscrupulous mortgage lenders and corporate robber barons forced these innocent consumers to abandon their formerly contented circumstances with the lure of their fancy houses and legal fine print. Now we find out that even if the print were in a reasonable font and normal English, people still can only afford 25% of their monthly budget for housing.

The cynic would suggest that the bankers knew this all along, and would have refused to make loans to high-risk people if the government hadn't pushed them into it.

8

"Free homes for everyone!*"

*Offer available only to those who have exhibited complete inability to afford their mortgage(s), unless appropriate cash injections have been made to Angelo.  All offers, pricing and specifications subject to change without notice and available only while supplies last. Offer valid only for entities/residents (21 or older) except for entities/residents of countries currently subject to U.S. embargo.  Void where prohibited.

9 There is a fourth category and I fall into that small sector.  Rising personal outflow costs, in our case immediate and necessary medical costs caused our cash inflow to no longer be sufficient.  However those few that fall into this category DO NOT want a bailout.  I refuse to declare bankruptcy or get a handout cause if I have to lose my home then so be it.  I have my wits and the ability to re-gain all that I have lost so I WILL NOT receive charity that I do not deserve.  This is a problem that I incurred due to too much faith in what I could overcome, what was happening to us at the moment and that all would itself out sooner than it did.  I now work 2+ jobs (I am in the National Guard and do not consider this a part time job, but an honor, does pay some though).  I don't say this for sympathy, in fact if any of you morons give it I will fart in your general direction!  I just say this because some ( a very select few it appears) still have their honor and accept personal responsibility for their actions and will accept the consequences of their actions.  This quality is what made America great and I refuse to belive that this quality is completely dead in America.  Recovery is hard but very doable with grit and determination.   Fortunes come and go as they say.  I will have mine again soon. 

10 I've defaulted on my home mortgage loan no fewer than five times in the last three weeks.  I'm quick.  I just can't scale back on my living space that I need.  My masterbation room,  wank lounge,  jack-off studio and spooge parlor are all essential to my lifestyle.  I can't polish my junk just anywhere!  Maybe if I could get my lotions and tarps wholesale...

11 I'm with Ella on this one; the best way to put the bailout out to pasture in a hurry is for everyone who can afford their mortgage to just stop paying it.

12 @9: Exception, sympathy wouldn't be appropriate for you.

A hearty handshake and a rolling up of sleeves to help you in whatever way you need is. It's people like you that made and have kept this country great.

13 They used to have a pretty simple rule. The most you could get for financing was based on a payment which when the taxes and insurance were added in did not exceed 1/3 of your gross income. The only way around that was with 20% down. Why? Because if you were able to save that much money you must be pretty responsible and having that much cash invested did a lot to insure you wouldn't just walk away because the values fluctuated. Did that leave a lot of people out in the cold? Yes, but it was still a good rule, kept things solvent and it takes pretty much the other 2/3s of your income for expenses, taxes and a little savings. The solution was to build more affordable housing, not just give loans for any amount. By affordable housing I don't mean projects either, just some that happen to be 1200 square feet instead of 2400.

14

"Free houses for all!"

 

Hey, I know...let's build big condo-like developments and charge the poor renters only what they can pay.  We could call it....Public Housing or something like that!

15 I'd also like to see this tool Dugan get interviewed by Cavuto or Kelley.

16 Hey, if Dick Cheney tells you to sign the papers, you sign the papers.  He'll shoot you in the face just for laughs.

17 "I'm with Ella on this one; the best way to put the bailout out to pasture in a hurry is for everyone who can afford their mortgage to just stop paying it."

Got me thinking - what happens when all the debt serfs go one strike and just stop paying for everything. About the worst thing the banks can do is ding your credit report but if you never borrow again who cares?

18 Sure, why shouldn't Congress declare all mortgages paid in full? That would unleash pretty massive liquidity on the market.

I originally was joking when I suggested that three months ago. Now, it seems no worse than whatever Congress is actually going to do.

19

I don't own my own home (I was saving for the day the housing bubble broke and I could afford one at a reasonable price - with every bailout and price prop, my hopes are fading).

I'm in the same boat. I've saved my little pennies, here and there, slowly, so that now I've got the better part of a (very) small down payment together. Two problems-

1) I have NO credit. Not bad credit. NO credit. Never used cards, went to school on scholarship and fellowship, paying for current MA out of pocket, as I go. Paid cheap for old, reliable used cars. So getting someone to give me a loan is going to be a problem until I can accumulate (and service) some debt.

2) Housing prices aren't falling quickly enough. I really thought that when this all shook out, I'd be able to afford a small (like 2br) house in a decent, older part of town (nothing stylish, just folks.)

Not even close. I'll never be able to afford one at this rate. And I'm loath to save more, what with the serious inflation that we're going to get right after the economy DOES turn around.

 

20

Keep your head up, exception.  My best wishes to you.

Not everyone needs a 4500 s.f. home.  Why aren't there more enterprising building out there, like the Little House people (no, not the Michael Landon types) who will build cute little homes that have everything people need, instead of monstrosities that can't be heated?

21

The solution was to build more affordable housing, not just give loans for any amount. By affordable housing I don't mean projects either, just some that happen to be 1200 square feet instead of 2400.

Exactly. Esp. the second sentence. I and my mom, dad and sis, all upper-lower-middle-class, lived for 18 years in a house that was about 950 sq. ft. Plus a tiny garage. Had no problems with it whatsoever. Now it seems like "starter home" begins at 1750!

22 1) I have NO credit. Not bad credit. NO credit. Never used cards, went to school on scholarship and fellowship, paying for current MA out of pocket, as I go. Paid cheap for old, reliable used cars. So getting someone to give me a loan is going to be a problem until I can accumulate (and service) some debt.

Jdub,
  Just apply for some cards, A Visa and maybe some store cards like Home Depot or Sears. Unless you credit is terrible they will give you one, it just may not have much of a limit. Just make sure there is not yearly service fee for the card. Use them, even for small purchases and pay it off each month. You won't ever pay any interest and you will build up good credit history fast.

23

Got me thinking - what happens when all the debt serfs go one strike and just stop paying for everything

 

That is exactly what happened during the great depression. The sheriffs came around and evicted them, the banks took their homes and farms and then the banks failed. The “investors” in the bank then took the homes and farms as part of the proceedings and that my friends is how a great deal of the fortunes were made by the current crop of billionaires in the U.S.

24

You won't ever pay any interest and you will build up good credit history fast.

Sorry. It's just that I read that, and looked at the mess(es) we're in today, and about our government spending practices. And then I began to cry.

(And yes, that's the suggestion I've been given... frankly, I have a deep, crippling aversion to any kind of debt which I just need to get over.)

25 I'm so stupid.  When I moved to MKE, I got a crappy cheap apartment and started saving for a down payment instead of just going for the 4BR in the exurbs seven times my salary.

Stupid!  I could be living free!  And not have to go out in the snow to do my laundry!

26 Use them, even for small purchases and pay it off each month. You won't ever pay any interest and you will build up good credit history fast.

Right on. People forget that this style of borrowing -- merely using credit cards as a substitute for cash you already have -- was why they were created in the first place.

Simple rule: if you can't afford to buy it by the end of this month, don't buy it, and especially don't put it on the card.

Modification to the simple rule: If you're going to use the card to buy something you can't pay for by the end of the month, buy it, and then leave the card in a safety deposit box at the bank.

27 I have a huge rant about this I just posted over at dpud's (/pimp).  Basically, it seems like everyone who plays by the rules and pays their bills is going to get totally screwed in the non-life affirming way.  Look, it's one thing for someone who is in #9's position to attempt to work out something with the bank to allow them to get back on track.  That is being responsible and is probably better for the lender as well.  It's another for someone who took out a loan that s/he couldn't afford to get some type of free pass because omg it's not faaaiiiirrr.

28 Jdub,
  I'm not suggesting going into debt. If you buy a hammer for 12 bucks at Home Depot, charge it to their card. You can pay the charge right afterwards at the same register if you want to. It counts for a credit history. My mother-in-law charges everything she buys to here VISA, including groceries, to get cash back bonuses, etc. She just pays it off each off each month. The nice thing about having the cards is, especially from stores,  they send you coupons every month of like 10% off any purchase. So you save there too even if you don't charge it.
I have so many store cards it's ridiculous. i got them because they give you 10% off your first purchase. I then pay it off and cancel the card or keep it if there are no rolling charges.

You just need to be disciplined but you sound pretty disciplined already. Forget the credit is available, just don't spend more then you normally would.

29

YOU CAN'T FUCKING WORK AT SALLY'S BEAUTY SUPPLY AND BUY A 5 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH A SWIMMING POOL.

Let the fucking prices come down so I can buy a reasonable sized house, you stupid motherfuckers.

30 maybe congress can also have a home ownership oversight committee to help homeowners determine what decisions they can make regarding buying, selling, renting, or upgrading their houses.  Naturally, we can apply the fairness doctrine to that committee so that dittoheads can be forced out on the street.

31 RE: "Or second...Bush, Cheney and the Evil Bankers held a gun".  It wasn't Bush, Cheney or the evil bankers.  It was Scooter Libby!

32

Simple rule: if you can't afford to buy it by the end of this month, don't buy it, and especially don't put it on the card.

Modification to the simple rule: If you're going to use the card to buy something you can't pay for by the end of the month, buy it, and then leave the card in a safety deposit box at the bank.

I don't think most people need to be that uptight about credit. There have been several times in my adult life when I've had a credit card balance. Sometimes my expenses have gotten ahead of my income. It's never been a problem to pay it off within a few months. Yes, there are some people who can't control it, but most people can. Yes, it is risky if you lose your job and/or don't have any savings to fall back on.

33 We need a federal mortgage czar to decide what is fair and who is worthy

34 Mortgage payments be cuttin' in to my weed budget. That shit ain't right.

35 Could it possibly have anything to do with all these Dumocrats demanding that the Government do everything possible to keep people from being foreclosed on?????

Well, they are now in charge of the mortgages, and look what we have now.......

36

The other nasty little kicker is that the 1/3 rule of thumb may be too high.  In NY, when the state gets squeezed, more of the madates we get from Albany are unfunded, or state aid to school districts gets cut, or...  Well, those expenses don't go away, they just show up in your property and school tax bills.  I've seen them jump more than 10%.  You don't expect the state to lay workers off, or cut their expenses, do you?

My point is that you need a cushion over and above what is affordable to you, even if you keep your job, put down 20 percent, and really can afford it.  

37 Free houses for all! It's coming. I'll "save" your home, free gas and all the unicorns you can eat.

Dude.  The payments on my unicorn are through the roof.  I can't sell it because nobody believes I have a unicorn, nobody has ever seen one, so nobody knows what the actual value of my fucking unicorn is accept for the douchebag I bought it from.

Are you saying if I just eat the unicorn and I can be free and clear of this debt and be well fed?  If so, I'm prepping my arm for and injection of hope and change.

38

Use them, even for small purchases and pay it off each month. You won't ever pay any interest and you will build up good credit history fast.

This is what we do.  We always use our AMEX to pay, then immediately pay it off when we get home.  We get points on our card, and we don't pay interest.

Of course, this can cause problems.  We tried to purchase something big on the card a while back.  The company flagged it as a suspicious transaction since most times we use it the total is $200 tops.  They saw a whole bunch of little transactions versus a big one.  Instead, we used a different card issued by the same company that we never use for anything.  It went through.

I guess a big charge on an empty card is less suspicious than a big charge on a card with a bunch of little charges.

39

The cynic would suggest that the bankers knew this all along, and would have refused to make loans to high-risk people if the government hadn't pushed them into it.

Bingo. We must always call this the Great Affirmative Action Housing Bust.

40

Has anyone looked at the "first time" home buyer purchase tax credit of $7500 until June 2009. Said "first time home buyer may:

1) have actually owned a home as little at 3 years ago

2) actually currently own a vacation home

3) actually currently own an "income producing" home, own a home that is rented out

Gotta love those rules!

41

Dude.  The payments on my unicorn are through the roof.  I can't sell it because nobody believes I have a unicorn, nobody has ever seen one, so nobody knows what the actual value of my fucking unicorn is accept for the douchebag I bought it from.

I'll give you 6 billion!

Heh. Sucker...

42 YOU CAN'T FUCKING WORK AT SALLY'S BEAUTY SUPPLY AND BUY A 5 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH A SWIMMING POOL.

But I sold them $200 worth of product that made them feel like a million bucks.  I didn't have any control over how their peers would react to their investment and treat them like dime store hookers.

My swimming pool has to be worth something.

43 28 Jdub, I'm not suggesting going into debt.

Expanding on Rocks' suggestion, I'd recommend getting a "cash back" card (cards like the Chase Freedom give you 1% cash back), and treat it like a checking account.  Every time you charge something, treat it like you wrote a check.  Don't charge anything if you would "bounce" a check -- if your accumulated card balance (which you update on *every* purchase) exceeds your checking account balanced.

Not only does this technique give you some credit history, but also an effective 1% discount.  Additionally, because your charges don't come out of your checking account until the next cycle, you might get a little bit of extra interest if you have a interest-bearing checking account.

You just need to be disciplined but you sound pretty disciplined already.

Yeah, this does take discipline that too many people lack.  But if you survived the past 10 years without getting a credit card from all of the utterly irresponsible lenders out there, you're plenty disciplined!

44 Fannie Mae: 6 billion?  I'll take it.  Can we agree on denominated that contract in December 9. 2008 dollars?  I'm afraid that when I collect that 6 billion it might get Mugabe'd in value.

45

I got laid off about a month ago, I worked for a company that bought and traded mortgage notes on the secondary market.  We would value performing, high credit notes at about 75 cents on the dollar.  We analyzed millions of dollars of mortgages and their payment history.  If people have no money in the transaction, their is nothing keeping them from walking away.  Why would you continue to pay a mortgage on a $200,000 dollar house when you can buy the same house for $150,000 next door. 

46

Not only does this technique give you some credit history, but also an effective 1% discount. 

Discover Card (.com) has special ways to get 5% back on different categories and from certain online stores. Then you use the cash back to get a $25 gift card from a $20 cash back bonus. I enjoy playing the game...

47 Not everyone needs a 4500 s.f. home.  Why aren't there more enterprising building out there, like the Little House people (no, not the Michael Landon types) who will build cute little homes that have everything people need, instead of monstrosities that can't be heated?

The Market says otherwise.  The Market, spurred by the Federal Government, said everybody could buy a big home.  Builders, being capitalists, go where they can make the most money.  I can tell you that requests for bids for multi-family and duplex units is going up dramatically.  Rental units, which were in the decline for the last seven years is going up. 

48 I bought my 1705 sf home for $63,000 in 2001. My morgtage and escrow pmt is $619 per month. My net income varies between $6400 and $8000 per month. I'm pretty sure that Fannie and Freddy both are calling me a dumbass behind my back.

49 I don't blame the builders really. If it costs 100,000 to build a 1200 sq/ft house you can sell for 200,000 and it costs 150,000 to build a 2400 sq/ft house you can sell for 400,000 then only a fool would do otherwise. It's up to the town to promote affordable housing through zoning, especially when they sell public lands. They don't because they get more taxes from the bigger house too. But without affordable housing assholes like Dodd and Frank will push for CRA, etc and look where we end up. Lending people more than they could afford to pay for twice the house they needed because that was the cheapest house available near their work.
You want to really bail people out?
Let people convert some of these big asses into duplexes etc.
It's easier to stay in a house with some rental income.
But the neighbors will cry murder before that happens.

50 It's only going to get worse over the next two years.  Everybody who bought with mortgages adjustable after 5 years, at the peak of the market in 2004-2006, is going to be in for some massive sticker shock.  When these mortgage resets in 2009-2011, all the mortgages than people CAN afford to pay now will become unaffordable.  With all of these houses now worth less than what those people paid 5 years earlier, there is no incentive for these people to stay in their homes.   It will become economically intelligent to walk away from the home.  The resulting foreclosure will drive prices in the neighborhood down, prompting others to walk away too.  This snowball will become an avalanche.

I'm a prime example.  My house is worth less than HALF what I paid for it in 2005.  I can still pay the mortgage, and I'll even be able to afford it when it resets in 2010 (I planned ahead as a responsible borrower).  But in 2010, why should I pay double the cost of renting the exact same place, on a home that is worth only half the mortgage?  It does not make any sense.  So I'll just mail my keys back, and start over.  So long, suckers!

51 The Rev. Jesse Jackson delivered turkeys, pledging the support of his Chicago-based civil rights group, Rainbow/PUSH Coalition.
"These workers deserve their wages, deserve fair notice, deserve health security," Jackson said. "This may be the beginning of long struggle of worker resistance finally."
Leah Fried, an organizer for the United Electrical Workers union that represents the workers, said the company told the union that Bank of America has canceled its financing. The bank had said in a statement that it wasn't responsible for Republic's financial obligations to its employees.
One of the factory's workers, Silvia Mazon, said in Spanish that she needs the money owed to her for an $1,800 monthly house payment. The 40-year-old from Cicero said she has enough money saved to survive for one month.

52 "One of the factory's workers, Silvia Mazon, said in Spanish that she needs the money owed to her for an $1,800 monthly house payment. The 40-year-old from Cicero said she has enough money saved to survive for one month."

Another dumbass. Never have a mortgage more than 25-30% of income.  Have at least three months, better yet six months, in basic bills saved in a money market account. 

53 Seems to me that the U.S. government is punishing fiscally responsible while encouraging and even rewarding those who have the financial acumen of a hamster on crack.

/apologies to the hamster

54

$1,800 monthly house payment

?

Damn. That's quite a house, right? Say, 325,000 @ 5.75% / 30 years?

In Cicero, where the median home price is (ca. 2000, admittedly) $100,000?

Hmm.

55 Rev. Jesse Jackson delivered turkeys

Okay that gave me one great laugh.
Jesse Jackson, He always brings home the turkey! he cut off the nuts though.
Thanks Jesse!

56

Jdub,

You need to get a credit card that pays cash back, charge everything on it and pay it off at the end of the month.

Essentially they are paying you money to use their card and not getting a penny from you.

That is what we do, charge on the card all month and then pay it off at the end of every month and never paying an interest payment.

And they give me money for doing that, how sweet is that!

57

otherwise. It's up to the town to promote affordable housing through zoning

 

Bullshit. ALL government should get out of the housing all together. That is what got us here to begin with. Besides that, you can not zone for cost, although stupid zoning laws can and do effect cost.

 

If government had stayed out of the housing industry they would not have skyrocketed in price and when the government finally gets out of it they will return to a real level again. Unfortunately it looks like the government will have to be replaced before they will get out of it.

58

Ten years ago, I fucked up my credit. I had a $15 balance on a credit card and forgot about it ... for three months, when my card got cancelled. I paid the bill, but couldn't get another one. I also was more than 30 days late about eight times in four years, and had about another four late payments. I was pretty much broke at the time, but working, and was living as cheaply as I could. But my income sucked.

Anyway, from that lesson I learned about credit -- pay on time, pay on time, pay on time, and everything flows from that. Only borrow what you can pay on time, keep the balances low, use Amex, pay on time. About four years of paying every bill on time and increasing my income, I called the bank and asked if they might please send me a credit card. They offered me $6k. Zip forward to today, my credit score is over 800. Granted, I did some crazy shit to get the score that high -- like taking out massive cash advances because I knew a loan was coming through, then paid off the CC balance with the loan, then flipping a piece of land to pay off the loan. When you've paid off $15k of credit card debt within a month or two on three separate occasions, the bank believes you'll pay back whatever you say.

Bottom line: You don't need a lot to get good credit -- just borrow what you can afford, even if it's just a little bit, and get those checks in on time. FWIW.

 

59

is this the sign up list for free houses??

and what about the condo i own now that i'm upside down in?

60

assholes like Dodd and Frank will push for CRA

Every time of even think of those assholes running the country it makes me want to become a devout Muslim.  It's like a very sick joke, like Jamie Girlick holding hearings on why there was a firewall between the FBI and CIA or Bill Clinton getting elected as president, twice!

All toghther now:

Nobody knows the trouble I've seen, nobody knows like Jesus ...

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