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| No | 23% | 64 votes | Total: 278 votes | |
| Yes | 77% | 214 votes |
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The mortgage foreclosure crisis is a complex problem involving many factors and affected by other current economic factors. This is a downwardly spiraling problem that will hav...read more
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The sky is falling and dooms day is near according to the news media. What has fallen are American home prices, the value of the dollar and the rest of you know what rolled down...read more
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As long as our Government keep bailing out the corporations who started this mess, there will not be a solution. We rather see the foreclosed home sit, and homeowners thrown out...read more
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Near Trillion Dollar Government Bailout Plan Points up the Basic Contradiction of Capitalism: Greed By Robert N. Taylor This past weekend while most of us were asleep, at...read more
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The mortgage foreclosure crisis has been slowly gathering steam for years, and didn't surprise anyone with a basic knowledge of finance and economics. Historically, home prices...read more
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The foreclosure crisis is a scary one and a tough battle to beat. Homeowners must feel defeat when the home they have raised their children in will be auctioned off to the high...read more
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by Andy Chen
Solution to Foreclosure Problem Nowhere in Sight Thinking that there is a solution to the current foreclosure crisis is as much a dream as thinking that there is a solution t...read more
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by Diana Howard
The Mortgage Crisis can be solved, and we are making some progress, but much will depend on cooperation between the Mortgager and the Mortgagee. This crisis will continue unaba...read more
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by Rob Purifoy
To first know the reason we are in this economic mess is the first step to solving it with practical solutions. We have several factors in play that extend beyond what the media...read more
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by Mici Blevins
"Where there is a Will there is a Way" I am personally offended by the thought of everyday citizens should solely take this on the chin. Number one this is not 100% consumer fa...read more
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by Gary Betts
There is a solution to the American financial crisis, but Bush's $1 trillion bailout of American and foreign financial institutions is not the answer. It is only a short-term ba...read more
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by T. M. Beeker
Many pundits and analysts are trying very hard to make this whole mess sound more complex than it actually is. A mortgage is another fancy term for a debt. Failure to pay ...read more
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by Mark Butler
Bailing Out Main Street and Not Wall Street The public angst over the $700 Billion bailout of Wall Street Firms has raised an outcry from the American people that...read more
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Everyone in Washington and the media are pointing fingers these days concerning who is to blame for the current state of our economy and our world image. There is plenty of bla...read more
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by A.R. Cruz
Is there a Real solution to the Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis? The mortgage foreclosure crisis has created a depression in the real estate market and a recession on the nationa...read more
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The Mortgage Mess: Whose Fault is it Anyway? And is a Bailout Really Called For? As a fundamental believer in history and in examining, with respect to political matters, ...read more
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There is a solution to the mortgage foreclosure 'crisis', including that of the predicament of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Most of the proposing, and the pandering, has come ...read more
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There is a solution to the mortgage foreclosure crisis, but it is not a quick fix. And the first order of business is to more completely understand what has happened and why. Th...read more
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by Gregory Mayo
The solution to the foreclosure crisis is simple...but will never be popular. The market has to be able to adjust itself. What that means is the crisis has to become a crash. W...read more
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Yes, there a solution to the mortgage foreclosure crisis. And it's an immediate solution. It's been in place for several years. It's known as Note Modification. Note Modif...read more
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Is there a solution to the mortgage foreclosure crisis? Of course there is! The United States loans Billions of dollars to countries who forfeit on them regularly. We also regul...read more
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by B. L. Babb
With banks failing due to bad loans, primarily from mortgages, there is a solution that can be implemented now that should help stop the crisis as well as slow tumbling prices a...read more
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We got ourselves into this mortgage mess basically because of forgetting to obey the Golden Rule. Simply, if we follow the teachings of wisdom, we would not be in this economic ...read more
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by Joseph Malek
Like it or not, the unemployment rate within the United States of America is rising. The ever increasing balance of payments deficit is causing a decrease in the value of the U....read more
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by Harleyangelbrat Marilyn Ramone
I am no expert on finances or mortgages, but I do own my own home, or do I? Actually, I am paying for my own home. I think that the government should bear down on any finance ...read more
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Rarely a day goes by without new and ever more depressing news about foreclosures. What many may not know is that there are solutions and those solutions have already been iden...read more
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There is a solution, but no wants to really hear the solution. No one will fully understand unless he or she is involved with a Mortgage on an adjustable rate. The mortgage c...read more
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