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They need to loosen credit lending requirements. Have you actually tried to get a morgage lately??? What the banks want is absurd- I laughed at the loan officer a few months ago. Hey, with what they are asking for, I might as well just pay cash for the house and get it over with!

Well-if you had good credit, and were asking for a loan you could afford, you would have gotten one..... Like Me. It is not tought-just ask for something reasonable-if you are 5 or 6 times your annual income, you cannot and should not ever be approved.

People tried to over-reach. "Adjustable-rate" "Interest-only" etc, etc. are just scams. Stick with conservative "plain vanilla" loans and you will never go wrong.

The economic education in this country is just pathetic. People had no idea what they were getting into-all they knew is that they stood to make a lot of money when their home values kept skyrocketing they could keep buying and selling houses. A blind and deaf monkey could have known that those conditions would not last forever.

-Interesting thought: Barney Frank vs. Blind-deaf monkey.... Wonder who would win?
 
Well-if you had good credit, and were asking for a loan you could afford, you would have gotten one..... Like Me. It is not tought-just ask for something reasonable-if you are 5 or 6 times your annual income, you cannot and should not ever be approved.

People tried to over-reach. "Adjustable-rate" "Interest-only" etc, etc. are just scams. Stick with conservative "plain vanilla" loans and you will never go wrong.

The economic education in this country is just pathetic. People had no idea what they were getting into-all they knew is that they stood to make a lot of money when their home values kept skyrocketing they could keep buying and selling houses. A blind and deaf monkey could have known that those conditions would not last forever.

-Interesting thought: Barney Frank vs. Blind-deaf monkey.... Wonder who would win?

Ok- confirmed.......you really are an idiot. It's completely obvious that you know everything about nothing, and you are an ass about it at that........My only hope is, that you have the nuts to talk as stupid around operations as you do here...........
 
Ok- confirmed.......you really are an idiot. It's completely obvious that you know everything about nothing, and you are an ass about it at that........My only hope is, that you have the nuts to talk as stupid around operations as you do here...........

Don't get pissed at me because your credit score blows....

-I may be an idiot, but I am an idiot with an awesome credit score and an actual job-hence a great mortgage!

P.S.- I needed neither "Barney Slobbering Fool Frank" nor ACORN to scam anyone into giving it to me....
 
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Don't get pissed at me because your credit score blows....

-I may be an idiot, but I am an idiot with an awesome credit score and an actual job-hence a great mortgage!

P.S.- I needed neither "Barney Slobbering Fool Frank" nor ACORN to scam anyone into giving it to me....

Firstly, my credit is fine, which is why I already have a mortgage. So stuff it again, kid. Believe it or not, some of us are in the investment property biz.......Secondly, the banks are living off TARP money, and thus don't have much of an incentive to loan money to sell the houses they are sitting on. Quite simply, the longer the banks wait, the more they make in the long term as they sit on property they don't have to sell/morgages they don't need to lend. Got it junior?

CRJ567- What's your deal man? You get stuffed in the dumpster one too many times as a kid? Paint chips, maybe???? It's great to see your attempt at upping everyone on the board here, and for some reason you've convinced yourself that you are cut above everyone here. Quite frankly, you're a dork with a big mouth, antsy fingers, and a distorted sense of self.
 
Firstly, my credit is fine, which is why I already have a mortgage. So stuff it again, kid. Believe it or not, some of us are in the investment property biz.......Secondly, the banks are living off TARP money, and thus don't have much of an incentive to loan money to sell the houses they are sitting on. Quite simply, the longer the banks wait, the more they make in the long term as they sit on property they don't have to sell/morgages they don't need to lend. Got it junior?

CRJ567- What's your deal man? You get stuffed in the dumpster one too many times as a kid? Paint chips, maybe???? It's great to see your attempt at upping everyone on the board here, and for some reason you've convinced yourself that you are cut above everyone here. Quite frankly, you're a dork with a big mouth, antsy fingers, and a distorted sense of self.
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Don't let him get to you! It's not very flattering!
 
...Secondly, the banks are living off TARP money, and thus don't have much of an incentive to loan money to sell the houses they are sitting on. Quite simply, the longer the banks wait, the more they make in the long term as they sit on property they don't have to sell/morgages they don't need to lend. Got it junior? .

How do the banks actually "make more long term" by sitting on property they can't sell? What about all the maintenance, property tax, dwindling resale costs? The banks don't want this crap-they sure as hell don't want to repo some craphole in East Point or College Park which can sell for $35K when they were forced (by the Feds) to write $95K in loans on the dump.

-How the heck do you make money on that? Please enlighten me!
 
How do the banks actually "make more long term" by sitting on property they can't sell? What about all the maintenance, property tax, dwindling resale costs? The banks don't want this crap-they sure as hell don't want to repo some craphole in East Point or College Park which can sell for $35K when they were forced (by the Feds) to write $95K in loans on the dump.

-How the heck do you make money on that? Please enlighten me!

Simple- the banks artificially meter the number of houses on the market. The longer they wait, the more things stabilize, and the more they will eventually get out of the houses as the housing market balances out. Maintenance- they're torn up anyway. Regarding the taxes- isn't that a reason so many of the governments are broke- loss of tax money from sources such as property tax, income tax, and sales tax?

Spin it any way you want, but when someone with perfect credit can't get a decent loan for any reasonable amount of money, something is wrong. Especially with the amount of government subsidy they've taken. That's alright- I've found that the smaller, community banks are easier to deal with, and more interested in resuming business.
 
Simple- the banks artificially meter the number of houses on the market. The longer they wait, the more things stabilize, and the more they will eventually get out of the houses as the housing market balances out. Maintenance- they're torn up anyway. Regarding the taxes- isn't that a reason so many of the governments are broke- loss of tax money from sources such as property tax, income tax, and sales tax?

Spin it any way you want, but when someone with perfect credit can't get a decent loan for any reasonable amount of money, something is wrong. Especially with the amount of government subsidy they've taken. That's alright- I've found that the smaller, community banks are easier to deal with, and more interested in resuming business.


There you go!

That is the key! We absolutely agree on that one! Don't even fool with the large banks-they truly are a huge mess. Just stick with the little banks and you will have no trouble. The monster banks are all scumbags-they got into silly stuff over their heads, and many really do deserve to go out of business.

I just believe that the government should stay out of lending practices altogether. If you are gonna say that a bank has to write "x-percent" of loans to members of some minority groups who have crappy credit (they even came up with a harmless-sounding term, "subprime,") who are not even able to document their employment, you are getting on a pretty slippery slope. If the government had just styed out of their business to begin with, we would never have seen anything like the mess we are in!
 
Simple- the banks artificially meter the number of houses on the market. The longer they wait, the more things stabilize, and the more they will eventually get out of the houses as the housing market balances out. Maintenance- they're torn up anyway. Regarding the taxes- isn't that a reason so many of the governments are broke- loss of tax money from sources such as property tax, income tax, and sales tax?

Spin it any way you want, but when someone with perfect credit can't get a decent loan for any reasonable amount of money, something is wrong. Especially with the amount of government subsidy they've taken. That's alright- I've found that the smaller, community banks are easier to deal with, and more interested in resuming business.

As someone pointed out earlier, the whole reason we are in this mess is because Barney and Friends forced banks to loan money on mortages to people who couldn't qualify for "You work, You drive" financing. Over several years, it drove real estate prices up, because it created demand. Then, as predictable, most of those "credit risk" borrowers started defaulting on their A.R.M.'s when the the rates increased. In addition, the scammers on Wall Street were selling bad paper to insure these loans. They made their money and ran. When the bottom fell out, large banks were holding worthless paper. Pop-goes-the Weasel. Then the Government bailed out selected financial institutions with your money, which kept the banks from caving and having total financial collapse.

Now, we all pay for it! Even if you have good credit, you will be scrutinized. The consumer will pay for all of the bad lending practices, bad legislation, scam artists, and increased charges that banks have levied. If you owe any money, you are an indentured servant.

The really bad news is, we haven't seen the worst of it, yet!
 
Chief Pilots are in progress of calling the 56 pilots not protect by the furlough clause, effective 9/1/2009.
 
Chief Pilots are in progress of calling the 56 pilots not protect by the furlough clause, effective 9/1/2009.

Tell me this is not true? Not good at all. I think I am going to take a year leave and start finding a new line of work because this industry has hit rock bottom.
 
Tell me this is not true? Not good at all. I think I am going to take a year leave and start finding a new line of work because this industry has hit rock bottom.

I wish I could join you, I really do! There is no prospect for upward mobility in the airlines and/or making any kind of decent career wages. The problem now is, there are no jobs out there in this economy and some people can't really go back to school to change professions. People like that are stuck, clinging and hoping things improve in this industry.

Good luck to all................
 
Thanks to all the people who picked up open time so they can make payments on their boat. Really appreciate it. Captains included.
 

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