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Why is the government planning on bailing out the banking industry? What does this mean to the in terms of becoming a  nanny state? This is the beginning of the banks being taken over by the government. Why should the government be expected to pick up the pieces of a fractured mortgage industry.  Why is it that there is the lament about the lack of affordable housing yet when there is a downturn in the market which brings down home prices we say that the sky is falling?  Don't we want homes to be more affordable? This shakeout was inevitable, the market has spoken. Trying to manipulate it will make things worse all around.

This is a rant, I am really concerned about the government taking too active a role  in picking up the pieces for big business. 

 Had To Get It Off My Chest,

Tara 

 

P. S. Did I spell Slope right? 

 
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8 Comments on Government Bailout? Slippery Slope!

Anyone with ANY common sense saw the writing on the wall a couple of years ago...but rode the wave until it petered out. Politics requires that the government do something to "cushion" the fall. Let's just hop they don't make things much worse.

12/09/2007 09:47 PM by Sam White, College Station Texas Real Estate (Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley)


Bailouts just encourage more bailouts.  When will we ever learn?

12/09/2007 09:53 PM by James & Tara Painting, Realtor, Jacksonville. Florida (Silverman Realty Inc.)


Tara - we don't know what to think about all of this conundrum. We read the pros and cons, think we understand it, and still walk away muttering. What's of the most concern to us is over our current. Without getting political, we don't see much of anything that's being done well these days.

best 

12/09/2007 10:04 PM by Gary Bolen (CRS) Lake Tahoe Real Estate Information (Dickson Realty - South Lake Tahoe)


With all due respect. I understand that families will be hurt by the changing market. We were not children signing these contracts that are now adjusting. Everyone has a choice, sometimes we make the wrong choice and have to learn by our mistakes. Having the government step in to help only the unfortunates only perpetuates a problem. The people who make the right choices end up paying.

12/09/2007 10:16 PM by James & Tara Painting, Realtor, Jacksonville. Florida (Silverman Realty Inc.)


Someone, anyone show me an instance where government intervention was helpful. It perpetuates the problem.

12/09/2007 10:20 PM by James & Tara Painting, Realtor, Jacksonville. Florida (Silverman Realty Inc.)


Gary- Yes you are right, what is the right thing?

Sam We all saw it coming didn't we. 

12/09/2007 10:30 PM by James & Tara Painting, Realtor, Jacksonville. Florida (Silverman Realty Inc.)


James and Tara:

Excellent points.  Politics sure are ironic.  When things don't make sense, follow the money and follow the vote mongers.  In politics, things aren't as they appear.  There is always a hidden agenda.

12/10/2007 01:50 PM by ยป Bill Burress Nationwide Mortgage Originator


Tara-My concern is like yours, but let me add another question...Do we really want the government poking their head into these businesses? That to me is opening the door of them wanting to control. It makes me feel a little uneasy.

12/10/2007 02:54 PM by Pam Graham- Jacksonville Florida Real Estate (Vanguard Realty, GMAC Real Estate)


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