any percentage is huge, it should never happen period. if you can't pay you lose it plain and simple. I missed that part in my contract that said well if you decide you want to pay less just stop paying and we will eventually settle with you so you can have your home for a ridiculous amount.

 

I can't post

 

i was thinking to trade him my RR for it, i just really dont want a husky, too hard to get parts for

 

Left side kick too I think.

 

No just the state fee

 

Sure. Maybe those of us that pay the taxes for them deserve it more than the people that go on unemployment and milk the system while getting paid under the table, or all the low lifes that don't need food stamps but abuse it or trade them for drugs or have extra kids so they can get more.

 

Where does that money come from? If you're giving everybody money, then everyone is paying for it. Only some is lost in the cost of getting that money turned around. That doesn't make any sense at all.

 

 

huh ?

 

4% for the whole country. you know the detroit area always gets it the worst

 

if our gov't didn't waste any money we would have almost no national debt.

 

Yeah lets see how big your ***** are

 

now thats just weird

 

The group paying for it is much larger than the group receiving benefits. I don't see how you could say we need to give stuff to people who don't absolutely need it. I'm not saying people don't abuse it or we don't need reform. My wife is a social worker who deals with people who abuse the system every day. The answer is not to give everybody the same ****, it's to reform the system to reduce the amount of people abusing it.

 

your insurance payment went up not your mortgage payment and you do know that you can have the county re asses the value of your home right ?

the bank will always want you to have enough coverage to cover the cost of your house thats just common sense ...

 

I was working out a plan to have lacey get pre-approved and i was gonna let the house go so she could get a better one for cheaper, but couldn't pull it off before the wedding ....

Do you triple dog dare me?

 

You dont give everybody money indefinitely. Id say a year, maybe 2, then you're cut off. Just enough to help people get through a hard spot, not long for people to plan their life around. And I think everyone should get that years worth of $$, even if they dont need it.

 

Another thing, insurance isn't based on the value of your house. It's based on the cost of replacing it.

 

yes i know .... it's not homeowners, it's flood - two separate insurance entities, and I bought my house for 111 5 years ago, and the mortgage company is trying to say i need 160 in structure coverage, it doesn't take an economic wizard to figure out it is almost impossible for a home to have increased in value that much in this economy over the last 3 years.

 

You'd have less people paying in than receiving the money. That means you'd pay in more than you got back. How does that work? Does money just appear out of nowhere?