” I am not a musician, that much will be obvious. However, I feel so strongly about this whole foreclosure crisis and economic fiasco that I had to express it somehow. If you like the song, and if you can make a better slide show or movie for it, please do. Just make sure you give me credit, and my brother, too (It’s copyrighted!).
Let me know what you think.
tcarosel@sbcglobal.net ”
-TLC
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This video shows the attempted bank auction of my home. Like many others around the country I am sickened at the spectacle of American families and children being forced out of our homes due to economic forces over which we have no control. Now that it’s happening to me I’m making a stand that hopefully will inspire lots of others to do the same. What are they going to do, throw us all out on the street?
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of its value paid up-front and the rest financed by mortgage. September 2008 UK house sales 50% of the volume in Sept. 2007. And new mortgages at 30% compared to last year. And no more purchases with 100% financed via mortgage. Makes economic and philosophical sense, right? And why more Germans are bying Marx’s “The Capital” this year! Musings by Niick99.
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President George W. Bush’s plans to deal with the sub-prime mortage crisis, the plan would freeze interest rates on certain loans for five years.
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(Sacramento) — As the mortgage meltdown in America continues to cause stress and strain for thousands of families, Assembly Democrats in the California State Legislature are working to reform the mortgage industry, hoping the proposed regulations will mitigate the financial pain. Led by Assembly Speaker Karen Bass (D-Los Angeles) and Assemblymember Ted Lieu (D-Torrance), Assembly Democrats have crafted a package of legislation designed to change the way home loans are prepared and implemented. Here’s more on the Assembly Democrat’s mortgage crisis relief and reform package in this Assembly Web Report.
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The U.S. economy has been gripped by a relentless housing crisis for almost two years. A key driver in this crisis has been the many subprime mortgages that involved high rates and fees — often requiring no down payments — that were made in the past several years. California is ground zero in the subprime crisis and the resultant spillover effects — foreclosures, bankruptcies, decreasing property values to name a few. Recognizing that relying on the market alone is unlikely to bring an end to the crisis, the U.S. Congress and the Bush Administration are currently debating federal responses. Meanwhile, some states, including California, are undertaking their own initiatives.
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One of the last ways you can fight foreclosure is to make them produce the note. In many cases the note is sitting in a warehouse somewhere and nobody knows or cares where it is.
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CA June Foreclosure Report
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Mr Mortgage March Foreclosure Report - Crisis Alert
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