I might lose my house because I was recently laid off. The government is going to bail me out, right?
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Sheik Yerbouti
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no...
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I see the reasoning in your question. But I doubt it. The banks made a massive cock up and we the tax payers are now having to bail them out. But I doubt they would do anything to help you or I. It's illogical.
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yes, you have to go into foreclosure. depending on your state, it could twelve months before the lender forecloses on your home. if you are a veteran, it might help. if the bail out doesnt help you , you will be up ship creek with out a paddle, unless you start now to save your money for first and last plus deposit for the next place yoou live...and most places want a credit check........good luck!
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According to McCain, if he gets elected he would buy your mortgage and renegotiate the rate and let you make payments or in the alternative, give the courts the right to restructure your loan and payment by court order. So vote McCain.
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Why should they? Because they made one mistake already? The government cannot possibly insure every potential hazard. TAHT IS NOT THE JOB OF GOVERNMENT! That the government has gone down this road already is disturbing enough. That individuals seem to think that they don't have to take responsibility for their actions is beyond the pale.
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i might lose my house because i recently laid off. will the government help?
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Umm sorry but no. The government bailed out the companies, not the people. The banks now have some money to lend out, but they won't give it to anybody that needs it. Get any kind of job and just try to make ends meet... get unemployment... Good luck
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Only one getting bailed out are the greedy bastards that started the problem's in the first place. Don't hold your breath waiting for help. I called my bank to ask them if I could renegotiate my Intrest rate. They told me no. They can all kiss my ass.
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I hate to break your heart but you don't matter. If you were a high paid exec on Wall Street, however, you wouldn't even have to ask before they were throwing trucks full of money on your porch
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There is a proposed Congressional program to help out subprime mortgage holders. That makes no sense to me though. Why should people who never should have been granted mortgages in the first place get bailed out while people who actually had the income and credit to pay their mortgages must suffer if facing unemployment. go figure. I think Congress only cares about the shiftless
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