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Originally Posted by Gspeed
(Post 3634644)
Not at all, my friend. A lack of guardrails (regulations) helped to create the 2008 meltdown. Implying that regulations are inherently bad, a misguided right wing talking point, is dumb. My friend.
The only thing missing now would be bigger reimbursements for people with lower credit scores. |
Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3634877)
Yes. No difference between safety regulations and meaningless, protect-people-from-themselves, bread-and-circus commercial regulations. :rolleyes:
The only thing missing now would be bigger reimbursements for people with lower credit scores. |
Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3634874)
It's best to read a contract before you sign one (that includes purchasing a commodity.) Or at least google.
Ignorance is a sin. 2008 was caused by too much gov interference. We shouldn't have bailed anyone out. But I guess some people need daddy gov to govern them harder. |
Originally Posted by Hubcapped
(Post 3634944)
how exactly did too much regulation cause the mortgage crisis of 2008-09? Please be specific
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Originally Posted by bay982
(Post 3634716)
I like it.
I’m tired of apologizing to pax for preventable poor performance, it’s embarrassing. |
Originally Posted by Hubcapped
(Post 3634944)
how exactly did too much regulation cause the mortgage crisis of 2008-09? Please be specific
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Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3634992)
Google the Community Reinvestment Act. That will be as specific or as general as you like.
Just be careful of mindlessly falling into political traps. |
Originally Posted by Hubcapped
(Post 3635052)
hmmm, after very basic research it shows that only 6 % of the loans fall into that category, i am happy to link the articles.
Just be careful of mindlessly falling into political traps. |
Hubcapped once again showing he doesn't have a clue about what he's talking about.
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Originally Posted by Bestglide
(Post 3635064)
try a more “extensive” search and you will find what you’re looking for….
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