Comments on: Eviction Day: Foreclosure Crisis Forces Man From Home

By: StrikeFreedom3K

StrikeFreedom3K — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:53:36 +0000

some one research that guy i bet he’s homeless now or passed, and there the suited bank guy sitting on a 6 figure salary just got to put another human being on the streets i hope he feels good about himself

By: ecordy75

ecordy75 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:06:55 +0000

Evictions from one’s home are hard only on those who vote for Green Party and Socialist, and pets and children. Democrats and Republicans LOVE being homeless, LOVE throwing their money away on corporate welfare, drug war, massive gov’t intrusion into people’s lives, coddling up to freeloading tax-break religionists.

This problem will be solved only if one treats those who won’t do the simple act of voting for Ralph Nader, Green or Socialist as the terrorists that they are: annihilate them.

By: remydroppclutz

remydroppclutz — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:23:05 +0000

I thought the Cop was going to hand him a box lunch and the Realtor looked like he was going to give him an orange.

The man knew the terms. He could not pay. If you don’t know how much its going to cost you then don’t buy. I don’t feel sorry for people who borrow money. Your borrowing money. What you see here is someone that does not own what he lived in. Now because of irresponsible handling of his life he’s out the door.

By: farmboycarl

farmboycarl — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 05:12:54 +0000

And now he’s homeless, so the home can sit vacant for a year while the bank drags its feet selling it to a speculator for 35 cents on the dollar (destroying the comps for all the surrounding homes). Only a fool who works for the government could endorse the immorality of this. May God bless this man.

By: bigpowerfulpeople

bigpowerfulpeople — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 04:53:15 +0000

Let’s face it. Houses are sold for way more than they are worth. Why hasn’t anyone considered that rather than blame the banks and even the buyers? Stop the madness. Bring real estate down so people do not have to live on the streets.

By: boggywoman

boggywoman — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 01:19:58 +0000

At the low end of $1400 for a mortgage, the payer should be realizing a salary of approximately $75,000 a year. The salary of say, a senior systems analyst, or maybe a corporate middle manager. At 2,600, the salary should be almost double, about $130,000 a year… Thats a lawyer’s salary… So tell me. Is something broken with our great American dream…? A true living wage on one salary at no more than 40 hrs/week. We had that once, we need it again. Greed of the richest few is to blame

By: boggywoman

boggywoman — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 01:00:58 +0000

oleg, get a grip. Youre part of the problem. you call $950 a reasonable rent for this guy? I hope that includes heat. The average laborer or para-professional gets a generous wage at 15.00 an hour. If he is making that (which comes out to be around $32,000 /year before taxes), Then he should spend no more than $550 per month on rent, or as much as $625 if it includes heat. This is equal to the 35% (standard figure) of AFTER-TAX income for housing (that figure includes heat and utilities)

By: ART1975CZ

ART1975CZ — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:32:41 +0000

LOL ! Your so funny !

Simply Put : ” NO ” !

By: hopefulfuture34

hopefulfuture34 — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 00:14:45 +0000

Do they make sure the people have a place to go first?

By: sinister60804

sinister60804 — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 22:46:00 +0000

ron paul 2010