Reply #28: there's clearly no body laughing here, hubby is a loan officer and...

[bridgit]

is able to confirm...the entire game is setup on behalf of the money lender let there be no mistake; at his one & only appearance before the NAACP, bush made sounds like he cared to make it easier for people to be able to understand "the fine print"...there can be no further doubt, that the fine print, while it can be understood, is itself established primarily for the lender, so sure...

people throw in with every good intention & desire to pay their mortgages in a timely manner, till some idiot son of a billionaire comes along and wipes the entire slate clean, nest eggs & all, but for he & his donor base

stay the hell away from those variable rate instruments is my thought, cause with the rates having bounced around like a rubber ball these last-some cycles...people are loosing their ass due to the avarice of the investor class, and their insufferably rigid fine print

hubby also, perhaps a bit of topic but; lost a house in oregon because the check for the fire insurance bounced by .06cts...that's six (6) pennies, he made the matter right in timely due course, but was forced to sell at the barest of cursory 'profits', so indeed...

no one is laughing here