Comments on: FHA Loans the Choice of Housing Comrades. How Government Backed Loans are creating Another Problem for the Housing Market. http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/fha-loans-the-choice-of-housing-comrades-how-government-backed-loans-are-creating-another-problem-for-the-housing-market/ How I Learned to Love Southern California and Forget the Housing Bubble Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:16:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: FHA Housing Loans http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/fha-loans-the-choice-of-housing-comrades-how-government-backed-loans-are-creating-another-problem-for-the-housing-market/#comment-41064 FHA Housing Loans Tue, 20 Oct 2009 03:07:18 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/?p=2458#comment-41064 So much for another problem. This is really getting on my nerve. It's really hard to avoid the global financial crisis because of ourselves and our attitude. So much for another problem. This is really getting on my nerve. It’s really hard to avoid the global financial crisis because of ourselves and our attitude.

]]> By: Steve http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/fha-loans-the-choice-of-housing-comrades-how-government-backed-loans-are-creating-another-problem-for-the-housing-market/#comment-40846 Steve Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:48:34 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/?p=2458#comment-40846 @ imbuyinrealestate - How are facts one-sided? It was only a couple of years ago that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were making the same tired arguments - "nothing-down loans are good for people". Both crashed and burned. FHA has the same problems, and you want everyone to put their head in the sand and ignore a pending disaster. Grow up. Attitudes like yours are the reason why we had a global financial meltdown. @ imbuyinrealestate -

How are facts one-sided? It was only a couple of years ago that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were making the same tired arguments – “nothing-down loans are good for people”. Both crashed and burned. FHA has the same problems, and you want everyone to put their head in the sand and ignore a pending disaster.

Grow up. Attitudes like yours are the reason why we had a global financial meltdown.

]]> By: Deadbeat http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/fha-loans-the-choice-of-housing-comrades-how-government-backed-loans-are-creating-another-problem-for-the-housing-market/#comment-40824 Deadbeat Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:45:26 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/?p=2458#comment-40824 @Kid - sorry, 'we just do what our mind masters tell us.' isn't a very good excuse. I don't mean to imply the sins are equivalent but it does sound a bit like what some Germans said a few decades ago. It's not my generation I'm concerned with, it's the younger and future generations. The main problem I have with boomers is their overwhelming concern for their immediate satisfaction even when it indirectly hurts everyone else (hey, hey - live for today). So your parents did it to you? You were all spoiled brats that never grew up? I already knew this much. I only wish they finally would grow up now. At some point, in order to be a full human being, you need to become more than the sum of your genetics and upbringing. And mind control only works on weak minds. So the establishment told us to get tattoos and piercings? Weird, kind of seems like the opposite happened. The establishment did tell both generations to consume above all else - that is true. Unfortunately, your generation IS in control by the virtue of the number of your votes. When that is no longer true, we may be able to move forward. We are preparing for the worst in hopes of still being around when that day comes. @Kid – sorry, ‘we just do what our mind masters tell us.’ isn’t a very good excuse. I don’t mean to imply the sins are equivalent but it does sound a bit like what some Germans said a few decades ago. It’s not my generation I’m concerned with, it’s the younger and future generations. The main problem I have with boomers is their overwhelming concern for their immediate satisfaction even when it indirectly hurts everyone else (hey, hey – live for today). So your parents did it to you? You were all spoiled brats that never grew up? I already knew this much. I only wish they finally would grow up now. At some point, in order to be a full human being, you need to become more than the sum of your genetics and upbringing. And mind control only works on weak minds. So the establishment told us to get tattoos and piercings? Weird, kind of seems like the opposite happened. The establishment did tell both generations to consume above all else – that is true. Unfortunately, your generation IS in control by the virtue of the number of your votes. When that is no longer true, we may be able to move forward. We are preparing for the worst in hopes of still being around when that day comes.

]]> By: Kid Charlemagne http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/fha-loans-the-choice-of-housing-comrades-how-government-backed-loans-are-creating-another-problem-for-the-housing-market/#comment-40798 Kid Charlemagne Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:31:16 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/?p=2458#comment-40798 @Deadbeat The boomers started out with the Kenedy's and MLK being shot, the Vietnam war and we just wanted to stop the hatred and killing. Then we were bombarded with advertisement to consume and parents with the means to give us all the things they never had. Your generation would have done the exact same things we did because we are all running the same firmware. When I was in college in the 70's I was idealistic that the world could be a better place and dreamed of a day when that would happen. Some things are better, they really are, but of course many are worse. It takes a lot of reading to understand what is going on. You won't find the truth on a 1080p digital display any more than we found it on a black and white CRT. I wish your generation the best--my son, nephews, neices are all of your generation. But be prepared for the worst. If you think just because you have a vote that somehow you can change the world, better think again. All the votes in your state might not sway an election one bit, so that doesn't work. To rage against the machine you have to become part of the machine without being reprogrammed by the machine. Don't hate the generation--we're not in power. We just do what our mind masters tell us. Why do you think your generation all has tatoo's and earrings? Did you all simultaneuosly think that was a good idea or did you just do what the machine told you---honestly. Good luck. @Deadbeat
The boomers started out with the Kenedy’s and MLK being shot, the Vietnam war and we just wanted to stop the hatred and killing. Then we were bombarded with advertisement to consume and parents with the means to give us all the things they never had. Your generation would have done the exact same things we did because we are all running the same firmware. When I was in college in the 70′s I was idealistic that the world could be a better place and dreamed of a day when that would happen. Some things are better, they really are, but of course many are worse. It takes a lot of reading to understand what is going on. You won’t find the truth on a 1080p digital display any more than we found it on a black and white CRT. I wish your generation the best–my son, nephews, neices are all of your generation. But be prepared for the worst. If you think just because you have a vote that somehow you can change the world, better think again. All the votes in your state might not sway an election one bit, so that doesn’t work. To rage against the machine you have to become part of the machine without being reprogrammed by the machine. Don’t hate the generation–we’re not in power. We just do what our mind masters tell us. Why do you think your generation all has tatoo’s and earrings? Did you all simultaneuosly think that was a good idea or did you just do what the machine told you—honestly. Good luck.

]]> By: Deadbeat http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/fha-loans-the-choice-of-housing-comrades-how-government-backed-loans-are-creating-another-problem-for-the-housing-market/#comment-40795 Deadbeat Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:28:21 +0000 http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/?p=2458#comment-40795 @dimwit - from the de-industrialization of America to global warming and peak oil, could you honestly say that this country and the world is better since the boomers had control? The younger generations now have to clean up the elders mess but still have to wait for you to die off and get out the way. Complete selfishness and 'something for nothing' attitudes on a society wide scale are not good for that society. We'll survive the 'Me' generation but just barely, with a lot of hard work and working together for the common good. Never trust anyone over 30 is finally starting sense (but make it over 45 and except for those over about 70). Does it seem telling that one generation has had problems with all the others and those other generations don't have problems with each other? @dimwit – from the de-industrialization of America to global warming and peak oil, could you honestly say that this country and the world is better since the boomers had control? The younger generations now have to clean up the elders mess but still have to wait for you to die off and get out the way. Complete selfishness and ‘something for nothing’ attitudes on a society wide scale are not good for that society. We’ll survive the ‘Me’ generation but just barely, with a lot of hard work and working together for the common good. Never trust anyone over 30 is finally starting sense (but make it over 45 and except for those over about 70). Does it seem telling that one generation has had problems with all the others and those other generations don’t have problems with each other?

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