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Posted: 5/7/2024 10:37:24 PM EDT
Ryan Zinke Decries Home Ownership Barriers, Floats Government Backed 50-Year Mortgages |
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In on this civil thread about insane housing prices.
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I think they’re already doing that in California.
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Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle we humbly pray.
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That's not the problem.
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Who the fuck are these guys?
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Alex, I will take what is retard for 500.
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Good grief
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“Nothing Awesome is ever simple.” - qualityhardware
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Sounds like more socialism from the party that is supposed to be stopping socialism.
"I'm from the government and I'm here to help." |
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PFG #39
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Sign me up for it, I'll probably be dead before it's halfway paid off
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Well at this point most of them are gov backed already, the gov would bail them out if shtf, again.
I would love to see the actually % lost by banks when people loose their houses. Figure most are in their houses for a few years, are paying PMI, and the house value has gone up since they bought it. I would not be surprised if banks actually make more on foreclosures. Figure house was bought for say 300k, they put 15k down ( 2% ) and have paid off another 10-20k of it over the 5 years they have been in it. And now its worth 400k, bank may sell it fast at 350k just to get rid of it. So figure they would make an extra 20-30k. As for 50 years, I am kind of surprised they are not doing 40 years now. But they would need to adjust the interest rate, if its backed by the fed, the rate needs to be closer to what the fed actually offers. ( I am against fed backing it thou ) |
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"I am gonna laugh my ass off looking out the air vent of the box car watching some of you shot in the head in a ditch when you finally realize it's time to resist." stolen from RR_broccoli
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"Do you want to know who you are? Don't ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you." - Thomas Jefferson
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That helped keep college tuition prices reasonable, let’s do it with houses too. Matter of fact why don’t we just give every new born in the US a million dollar government backed loan at birth they can use as they wish.
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From the folks who brought you affordable college
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Oh Jesus fuck... really.
Here come the $500,000 starter homes.... |
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How do you do?
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Government backed will equate to people being qualified due to their "social" and DEI credit score, and not their actual credit worthiness. In reality, a very large percentage of the mortgages will go into default and the American taxpayer will be left holding the bag.
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Fucking morons just going to drive the price up and make people incapable of getting ahead.
We need to go the opposite direction. Make it so all of these homes cant be bought by all of these large investiment corps. Make it illegal to bail out banks/etc. Raise interest rates to drive down prices and fight inflation. Stop wasteful spending. |
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Capital firm buys congressman,
Congressman gets 50 year mortgages, Capital firm makes billions on added interest, Interest pays for the next congressman, And the cycle continues.... |
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To stop inflation, cause more inflation.
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Never let a crisis go to waste
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Someone on here mentioned Generational Mortgages a few days ago. This is pretty close.
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"There's an inner idiot in us just waiting to climb out and romp about in unabashed stupidity, but most people retain just enough wit to keep the idiot bottled up."
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I'll take a 100 yr loan on that oceanfront mansion. Preferably with the larger payments ballooning in those last few years.
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Strong men create good times. Good times breed weak men. Weak men create hard times. (You are here) Hard times breed strong men.
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Originally Posted By StaccatoC2: Well at this point most of them are gov backed already, the gov would bail them out if shtf, again. I would love to see the actually % lost by banks when people loose their houses. Figure most are in their houses for a few years, are paying PMI, and the house value has gone up since they bought it. I would not be surprised if banks actually make more on foreclosures. Figure house was bought for say 300k, they put 15k down ( 2% ) and have paid off another 10-20k of it over the 5 years they have been in it. And now its worth 400k, bank may sell it fast at 350k just to get rid of it. So figure they would make an extra 20-30k. As for 50 years, I am kind of surprised they are not doing 40 years now. But they would need to adjust the interest rate, if its backed by the fed, the rate needs to be closer to what the fed actually offers. ( I am against fed backing it thou ) View Quote Not how it works; at least in NC. I’ve bought a foreclosure for more than the bank was owed at auction. The excess funds went to the original owner. Kind of funny to have a house foreclosed on and get a check for $120k I bet. |
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That's called renting.
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I FUCKING LOATHE OUR POLITICIANS
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Always blame autocorrect.
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What a great way for .Gov to be THEE landlords.
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Originally Posted By StaccatoC2: Well at this point most of them are gov backed already, the gov would bail them out if shtf, again. I would love to see the actually % lost by banks when people loose their houses. Figure most are in their houses for a few years, are paying PMI, and the house value has gone up since they bought it. I would not be surprised if banks actually make more on foreclosures. Figure house was bought for say 300k, they put 15k down ( 2% ) and have paid off another 10-20k of it over the 5 years they have been in it. And now its worth 400k, bank may sell it fast at 350k just to get rid of it. So figure they would make an extra 20-30k. As for 50 years, I am kind of surprised they are not doing 40 years now. But they would need to adjust the interest rate, if its backed by the fed, the rate needs to be closer to what the fed actually offers. ( I am against fed backing it thou ) View Quote You should watch “The Big Short”. Most mortgages are not held by banks. They are packaged and sold to investors or to the government also known as tax payers. |
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Originally Posted By Leisure_Shoot: I FUCKING LOATHE OUR POLITICIANS View Quote The Founders must be rolling in their graves or wondering why they bothered. OTOH they knew enough about human nature and politics not to be surprised at out sorry state. |
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You ever notice that no one says "don't judge me" when they've done something positive? - gearjammer351 Do it. GD needs entertainment. Your misery will amuse us. - Cypselus |
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Coyote with 40 people crammed into a minivan gets into a chase with DPS, Paco over estimates his driving abilities and *whmmo!* the Astrovan of Immigration becomes a Pinata of Pain, hurling broken bodies like so many tasty pieces of cheap candy...
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How about the feds stop taking 1/3 my gross salary? Everything would be more affordable.
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We're from the gov and we're here to help.
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So the next D prez can "forgive the debt to the most vulnerable" or should I say buy votes.
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What if you want to move and buy a different house?
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Oh good... then we can start the whole "student loan forgiveness " bs with govt mortgages too. You KNOW that would be the next scam, 100% Like it's already happened.
Biden/Camela can't wait to start "forgiving" mortgages "student loan style" as part of their next vote-buying scheme. |
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Beware the Liberal. Let him not breed in great numbers, for he will make a desert of his home and yours. Shun him; drive him back into his jungle lair, for he is the harbinger of death.
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When fixed-rate 30 year mortgages were running 2.5% or less I'd have killed for a 50 year. Yeah my kid would be paying off the house eventually, assuming it didn't get sold after DH and I pass away, but given the rate of inflation that's free money.
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If he means government backed like student loans then hell no. End government backed student loans.
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Also available to noncitizens just to make it fair of course.
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I'll be selling junk cardboard for $30 a lb soon.
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Now fellate me, as I eat this expensive ham.
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Look, yes, I have banged HUNDREDS of broads. INTERNATIONALLY. But know this - I wrap my rascal, TWO TIMES, cuz I like it to be joyless and without sensation. It's a way of punishing supermodels.
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Originally Posted By The_Master_Shake: That was 4 years ago. Down the road, if this gets implemented, you'll be looking at guys making $50k a year buying million dollar double wides View Quote There's lots of 300k manufactured homes out there now on owned lot. It's insane they are 120k places at best imo.. |
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"There's an inner idiot in us just waiting to climb out and romp about in unabashed stupidity, but most people retain just enough wit to keep the idiot bottled up."
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Government caused high home prices, and they can fix it.
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GD- "It's kind of like wading through through slimy lake bed with your feet to find clams below the surface".
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Now fellate me, as I eat this expensive ham.
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Originally Posted By DubyaB: There's lots of 300k manufactured homes out there now on owned lot. It's insane they are 120k places at best imo.. View Quote Yea I was being hyperbolic, but in my neck of the woods a nice manufactured home on land is gonna run ya close to a half a mill. I'm looking at buying a nice piece of land with a mountain view and putting a 300 nice cabin on it. I'll be into it over $300k when I can find the right spot |
Look, yes, I have banged HUNDREDS of broads. INTERNATIONALLY. But know this - I wrap my rascal, TWO TIMES, cuz I like it to be joyless and without sensation. It's a way of punishing supermodels.
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I knew eventually I would find a way to buy my 1000 acre dream ranch in Idaho or Montana
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