New credit reporting guidelines for HAMP go in effect today...how will this effect you? The short answer, apparently not much if you are still current but time will be the deciding factor... FICO says new mortgage changes won't hurt score
If I ever need to tell someone off, I'm contacting you to do the job!Here we go RIGGED REVERSE RENTALS, as I like to say
The Abusive Corrupt Criminal Banking Institutions, including Fannie Mae, now become your LANDLORDS -
And you rent your own home with no modification help.
Rent cost ? who knows whatever they want.
You have No Rights & No Tax write offs, which means you wil now be paying higher income taxes.
WHAT A HUGE MONSTEROUS MESS !
This is the future for many - NO MODS FOR YOU - YOU ALL RENT NOW
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/06/business/economy/06fannie.html?partner=yahoofinance
GREEDY SELF SERVING SWINDLING BAASTARDS
This is like STALINS RUSSIA
The pooled, securitized notes that have investor-purchased insurance are a motivating factor in many foreclosures. It may even prove to be the motivating factor behind the reneged (breached) loan modification contracts that were issued by CW/BofA.I am still trying to figure out why it is in the bank's best interest to foreclosure versus modifying loans. A lot of this stuff is really confusing, but I am beginning to see this picture a little clearer. In researching Fannie Mae and the role it plays in my journey, I came across a very interesting article. Although it was written years ago, it is very good. The fact that it was written years ago is even more interesting that the impending doom was seen by a lot of people and simply ignored.
What Does Fannie Mae Do?
The report is clear that this is ONLY the beginningFor some folks the rental makes transition easier if they do not qualify for HAMP or alternatives. The report is clear that only a small number will participate in this program.
It is an alternative to, not to replace mods
LOL : ) It would be my pleasure AMAIf I ever need to tell someone off, I'm contacting you to do the job!
Very good point davephx !On another thread there is a good example of where the lease back may help someone who has a 1200+/month HOA fee which is about twice her piti as I recall.
On the other hand they may lease back with enough rent that covers it...
Especially since THEY already GOT PAID for the MESS THEY MADE!WE WILL NOT WALK AWAY THE BANKING INSTITUTIONS MUST PAY !<!-- google_ad_section_end -->