Homeowners Mortgage Of America
Is there still an American Dream when most homeowners will be caught in foreclsoure proceedings?
There is no shortage these days of tragic stories of homeowners caught in America’s subprime Mortgage meltdown, as risky borrowing, reckless lending and a slump in the housing market drives millions into foreclosure.
“The more people who own their home, the better off America is,” President George W. Bush said in a 2004 speech. “See, we want more people owning something because when somebody owns something, they have a vital stake in the future of the country.”
But with an estimated 1.5 million homeowners facing foreclosure this year, Congress is now looking at tighter lending standards to protect unwary Americans from taking on loans they cannot afford.
your statements are true. but the dream will always be there the problem is when ppl get approved. the buy at the highest amount of the approvel there by living well be yound there means. i have a family of 5 on one income of 10hr no over time we own a small doublewide trailer 2 bedrooms on a quater acrea lot. but because we shopped around and bought what we could afford. not for what we were approved for its been 3yrs now we owe less than 55 thousand total we did 12 thousand down. our house in just the last 3 yrs has gone up in value to just under 100 thousand. we didnt have the 12 thousand ourselfs we got that from family with small payments each mounth and no interest. there are many ways to keep your starter house cost down. next yr we will be using the collateral in this house to buy our second home as a rental property. we have what they call a florida room on the front of the house and it is closed in but not heated or cooled so were make that into a two different rooms it is the kids play room now but half is being turned into my daughters bedroom. we plan on buy 1 house every other year. till we have a total of 5 not counting the one we live in and then retireing. well i hope that helps some ppl out there it can be done just do it smartly you never no when youll get hurt or your job is gone and your current income will be at stake so if there is 2 incomes in the family only buy a house that can be run on 1 of those so you can plan for a rainny day. and never buy more than you need. smaller to start is always better. Good Luck all God Bless
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