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  1. mitch7788 says

    This has been explained on TV over and over by one guy.
    He calls these guys who are ripping us off with the help of the Obama admin;
    “CRIME INCORPORATED”.
    He is on every afternoon on Fox…named Glen Beck or something like that……

  2. mitch7788 says

    This has been explained on TV over and over by one guy.
    He calls these guys who are ripping us off with the help of the Obama admin;
    “CRIME INCORPORATED”.
    He is on every afternoon on Fox…named Glen Beck or something like that……

  3. egoned says

    This is really scarry

  4. tri4time says

    Dear President Obama,

    Personally, I don’t believe in Superman or Batman or Spiderman , but those guys capture our hearts because we dream someone would stick up for Us like that. If you really want “Change” – then take on this issue for Us.

    Please, be that guy. Be the guy who makes government selfishness a shameful act. We need fairness and someone to deliver honest intentions. We don’t necessarily need Change – but just need Heroes.

    Sincerely,
    Dan Morris

  5. inbocaru says

    Just wondering how you resond to the FDIC’s response to your video?

  6. bigdude6969 says

    FDIC is broke. This is the org that guarantees your money in the bank – and they are broke. They forced banks to prepay the next 3 years dues just to keep things floating for now. What happens next year and the year after, when no premiums are coming in. And Obama keeps closing down the banks. Just last week they closed 8 banks and lost another 500Million dollars. In one week. The end is coming folks, be ready.

  7. RNS5053 says

    Technically you are correct that FDIC is supported by member banks. However if you recall at the height of the financial crash right when AIG was going under that FDIC threw in the towel and said they were broke. Obama logic and unlimited funds bailed them out so now FDIC is like Chrysler and just another Obama feather.

  8. RNS5053 says

    @ThePremier509 Technically you are correct that FDIC is supported by member banks. However if you recall at the height of the financial crash right when AIG was going under that FDIC threw in the towel and said they were broke. Obama logic and unlimited funds bailed them out so now FDIC is like Chrysler and just another Obama feather.

  9. ThePremier509 says

    You’ve made one critical mistake. You mention that the money that comes from the FDIC to make up for “short sale losses” is taxpayer supported. This is not true. The FDIC’s loss-share program is funded entirely from the proceeds of its sales in receivership and, if that’s not sufficient, then from the Deposit Insurance Fund which is funded by member-bank contributions — NOT TAXPAYER DOLLARS.

  10. navyguy50 says

    @mortyok3 The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act was put into place because of Bill Clinton’s Community Reinvestment Act Which destroyed the housing market as we knew it. Get your facts straight, or don’t post. You just make yourself look like an idiot.

  11. navyguy50 says

    @kokis813 It depends on what state you live in, how much your taxes are, what your interest rate is, and so on and so forth. Not every loan is “black and white” as you like to call it. So your statement is absurd at best!

  12. bofalawsuit says

    Very good video. I actually posted this youtube on my blog at piggybankblog com which was created for all those who were abused by Bank of Abusing America’s potentially irregular, fraudulent and simply abusive loan modification process.

    I am John Wright and I AM FIGHTING BACK!

    John Wright
    piggybankblog com

  13. mscat9 says

    they made so many bad deals in Chicago, The IndyMac name kept coming up on foreclosures in Chicago.. It never ends.

  14. mebigkid says

    This is under Barack Obama, not Bush.

  15. Eileen502b says

    I feel like the American dream has become a nightmare.

  16. captaindrywall says

    yup, blood is boiling

  17. scott4240 says

    @kokis813

    You appear to be a plant / shill for the banking industry / FDIC. You have not credibility after making a blanket statement like the one you posted.

  18. drm31415 says

    Kinda scary, they could sell the house used in the example for $1 and still make $47800. Works out great for the home buyer and the bank, not so much for us taxpayers.

  19. DammitDrag says

    @mortyok3 The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 was to try and rescue Fannie and Freddy after Clinton mandated that they had to give loans to minorities that had neither the resources or the will to pay back their loans.

  20. mortyok3 says

    @DammitDrag BUSH BAILED THE BANKS OUT. GET YOUR INFORMATION RIGHT. YES, I AM YELLING.

  21. kokis813 says

    the loan was for 478000 and there were 6 MONTHS of missed payments, which came to a total of 485200. SO:

    485200-478000=7200/6months=1200 per month missed.
    This doesn’t seem realistic at all. I had a mortgage of 220000 and was paying around 2000 per month, which would total 2000*6=12000 in 6 months.

    Also, before taking all of this biased crap as the truth, everyone should do his/her own research first. yes, there might be some truth in this, but nothing is this black and white.

  22. finefilth says

    @Danster82

    you said it Dan ..its all money created from nothing

  23. finefilth says

    classic parasitism…..how do i get in on it?

  24. westcoastfishing1 says

    Is anybody suprised? Really?

  25. corinnewhit says

    sounds like the reason we can’t get short sales approved. We get a good offer from a buyer on a short sale, wait 4 months,only to have the Bank reject it, or counter at a ridiculous price, and then we lose the buyer. We need to move these properties and these banks are once again being greedy!



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