Recent content by PrairieQueen

OK but I don't think that was their point. Without knowing, most are going to err on the side of caution. That's all.

Saw it the first time you posted it. Is there a reason for posting it again?

We have had an increase in stories/cases of rabid animals where I live as well - not near this story, but not sure why the increase in the last few years. I doubt the cop googled the statistics on cases of rabies in squirrels first.

I know most everyone on here does not like Rush, but this is the only place I could find this: YouTube - Rush Limbaugh: In Line For 'Obama Money' In Detroit

This article mentions Ron Paul. In it he states that the bond market is the Fed's "overseer". Thought some of you might find it interesting. I am clueless, lol! http://www.thredgold.com/html/leaf090930.html

I don't normally like to do this but this is a statement made by someone on another thread: What would be your reply?

That the bank bailouts were need BECAUSE of the lack of regulation of the banking industry. Therefore, we need MORE regulation and not less?

Again, I didn't say I agree with it. It is still the risk you take AT THIS POINT IN TIME, when you buy property. Is it not? I didn't say I wouldn't fight to change it.

I wouldn't have a problem with stripping a house going to tax sale no. You can bulldoze a house down if you want to, as long as you don't have insurance on it. I thought you were just disagreeing that the property was going to tax sale. Sorry, not reading very carefully.

I didn't say I agreed with it, only that was the game at the time you purchased the property. Right. Don't like it, don't buy property. Let someone else take the risk.

Again, you bought the property knowing full well, or should have, that you would have to pay property taxes. Like them or not, it's the rules of the game. Don't like it, don't play. Rent. BTW - I don't believe they just "take it". There is probably a tax sale. Someone will "buy" the...

If you leave it in the same condition that it was in when the loan was made then I don't have a problem with that. But the Deed of Trust may very well have secured the appliances and heater etc that was there at the time. So take the new ones and put the old ones back :D I know you didn't...

Well, I am not trying to sound heartless. Really I am not. Unfortunately you are hit with a lot all at once. I guess I just get irritated when I hear the "F*ck the Banks" comments because you all had to know when going into the deal that not paying back the loan meant foreclosure. When...

My point is, you took out the loan. You made the deal. They were your friend when you got the money to buy the house. People will get pissed off when the bank won't lend them the money - tell them they can't afford it. Then get pissed off when they get foreclosed on. If your mortgage was...

Why wasn't your attitude 10 years ago "F*ck the BANKS. Why didn't you just save and pay cash and not get a loan?