2009-07-01 — orlandosentinel.com
"Starting Wednesday, Florida hopes to stoke its real-estate market by becoming one of the few states to offer $8,000 in down-payment assistance to qualified homebuyers so they can benefit upfront from a new federal tax credit."
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catherine at 22:01 2009-07-01 said:
:lol: :lol: :lol: oh my gosh, all the costs of a new home AND WE ADD THE PAYBACK OF THE DOWNPAYMENT. Oh sure with all the new bills WHEN YOU BUY A HOME, you remember, ..........yeah all my old customers had money to pay back the DOWNPAYMENT LOAN. See, there are no real rules anymore, wasn't that why they gutted our industry????? I wonder if we the taxpayer pays the borrower's mortgage for 8 months if they lose their job, you know like we are doing for our car companies?? This isn't the fix - THE PROPERTY MUST FALL TO WHERE REAL PEOPLE WITH REAL MONEY WANT TO PURCHASE THEM ----- damn it looks like BUTTS IN HOUSES IS ALL THEY ARE THINKING ABOUT...............WISH I HAD BEEN WRONG next come no credit checks, I mean look at the "new" homeowner rule (less than 3 years owned a home - that is everybody) they will probably even overlook those "pesky" foreclosures and repossessions..... Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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