FORCING Mortgage Companies to Give Mortgages to People Who Shouldn’t Have Them Is REGULATION or DEREGULATION?
Thanks, it’s for a paper!
13 thoughts on “FORCING Mortgage Companies to Give Mortgages to People Who Shouldn’t Have Them Is REGULATION or DEREGULATION?”
It’s plain stupid as illustrated by current events. Thanks a lot, Dems.
Who forced them to do what?
Oh and you do know what you can do with your “it’s for a paper” line?
I’m still trying to map out if you even know how to read or write…I reckon you use a verbal typing software honestly.
nobody forced mortgage companies to do anything.
It is regulation in the worst way. The regulations should require that mortgages only be issued if the borrower qualifies instead of getting him into a debt he can’t pay.
It’s deregulation. McCAin supports deregulation. The Dems. didn’t give the morgages. The banks did.
It was regulation, because the Democrats, in making the Community Reinvestment Act, penalized banks with heavy fines if they didn’t lower their lending standards to meet lower income criteria.
My theory? The Democrats saw their voter base gathering too much wealth and becoming less disadvantaged, so they chose to slap them back down into the gutter and dangle the mortgage carrot in front of their face. Too terrible they can’t see what the Democrats are doing to them.
the only thing that forced them to do anything was their own greed.
It is a recipe for disaster: government meddling with social engineering aims in the free market. Catastrophic.
No one forced anyone to loan money..
question Bill Clinton
And also tied directly in with “community organizers”! Battling to get loans that people can’t meet the deprivation of because it’s “honest”.
Now how does Barack Obama fit into this depiction? Do the words Community Reinvestment Act and ACORN come to mind? How about the fact that Obama worked as a community organizer for ACORN.
Regulation that was started by Carter. He thought it was utopian to get more people into homes at any and all costs.
No one forces mortgage companies to give loans to anyone. Most of the subprime loans that are causing problems were not subject to Community Reinvestment Act.
It’s plain stupid as illustrated by current events. Thanks a lot, Dems.
Who forced them to do what?
Oh and you do know what you can do with your “it’s for a paper” line?
I’m still trying to map out if you even know how to read or write…I reckon you use a verbal typing software honestly.
nobody forced mortgage companies to do anything.
It is regulation in the worst way. The regulations should require that mortgages only be issued if the borrower qualifies instead of getting him into a debt he can’t pay.
It’s deregulation. McCAin supports deregulation. The Dems. didn’t give the morgages. The banks did.
It was regulation, because the Democrats, in making the Community Reinvestment Act, penalized banks with heavy fines if they didn’t lower their lending standards to meet lower income criteria.
My theory? The Democrats saw their voter base gathering too much wealth and becoming less disadvantaged, so they chose to slap them back down into the gutter and dangle the mortgage carrot in front of their face. Too terrible they can’t see what the Democrats are doing to them.
the only thing that forced them to do anything was their own greed.
It is a recipe for disaster: government meddling with social engineering aims in the free market. Catastrophic.
No one forced anyone to loan money..
question Bill Clinton
And also tied directly in with “community organizers”! Battling to get loans that people can’t meet the deprivation of because it’s “honest”.
Now how does Barack Obama fit into this depiction? Do the words Community Reinvestment Act and ACORN come to mind? How about the fact that Obama worked as a community organizer for ACORN.
Regulation that was started by Carter. He thought it was utopian to get more people into homes at any and all costs.
No one forces mortgage companies to give loans to anyone. Most of the subprime loans that are causing problems were not subject to Community Reinvestment Act.