Tuesday, August 24, 2010

What is Obama going to change in the mortgage and banking areas?

I am just kinda confused. I was having a discussion with some people and want some smarter outside opinions and the mainstream news is definitely not the best source...


From what i understand he is planning on tightening down on government regulation of certain industries including banks and/or lenders?...whats going to happen with that?What is Obama going to change in the mortgage and banking areas?
In the mortgage area, advocating mortgage modifications for people in danger of foreclosure, and lowering the interest rates, length of the loan, and the ratio of income to payment. 31-36% max.


Banks that have taken advantage of bailouts are directed to do everything possible to help prevent foreclosures, but it isn't mandatory. So it depends on the banking institution. There are HUD approved counselors and a website.What is Obama going to change in the mortgage and banking areas?
If he is tightening rescrictions, he is letting the private sector determine the lending requirements, which means less government intervention. That would be basically undoing what was done during the Clinton administration when they forced Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac to loan money to unqualified home buyers. Which led to this scenario.


If you aren't aware of the reasons for the current situation, you should turn into South Park tonight, this episode covers the issue and is entertaining!
For an accurate answer to that, take a look at GM and Chrysler. Complete government control and extreme regulations. It's common sense, see it for yourself. You don't need talking heads talking at you to figure that out.
Probably taking it over so that no one ever wants to buy a house because they know he'll tax them to death.
It would be good for your country if he addressed these issues.





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Goldman Sachs Group Inc





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Giulio Tremonti, Chairman, Goldman Sachs International


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STATE DEPARTMENT ENVOY......................HENRY KISSINGER


STATE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL ENVOY....RICHARD.M.HAAAS


STATE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL ENVOY...RICHARD.C.HOLBROOKE





MINISTRY OF WAR


SECRETARY OF DEFENCE.........................ROBERT GATES


NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR....GENERAL JAMES.L.JONES


DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL SECURITY....ADMIRAL DENNIS.C.BLAIR





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SECRETARY OF TREASURY.......................TIMOTHY GIETTNER


CHAIRMAN,ECONONMIC RECOVERY COMMISSION.....PAUL VOLKER





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SECRETARY OF STATE.........................HILLARY CLINTON


DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE..........JAMES STIENBURG





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