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Home loan troubles break records again
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The reason | 7:34 p.m. Dec. 5, 2008
They are climbing is because we encourage delinquencies. If you are 90 days
late we may put a moratorium on your foreclosure or we may provide a work out of
your loan. If you are on time, too bad, you are the true victim, but you
cosigned on your neighbors home and must pay his bills. Less gov't
intervention will prove a quicker fix.
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