a percentage of these ideas are really old ideas,

the ideas are still here in case something can be done with it ...

 

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Econ AADZ to many people do not know how to algebraically economically legally help each other

 

I am thinking that the number one cause of our economic problems

is to many people

do not know how to algebraically economically legally help each other ... ???

and where is the sites that show us how ... ???

there may be some information on this site that will help you, and / or maybe this site will only give you key words to ask questions on what you need to know ... ???

 

Gene Bowdish

 

 

apparently very reputable house loan company said this in the warning,
you could lose your house, section ...




When you make a large down payment on a home,
there is a lot of "equity"
(the difference between the home's value and the mortgage balance). 
That means the lender is virtually guaranteed to recover all of their money
 if they are forced to sell your home at a foreclosure auction.  





 But if you make a down payment of only 5% of the purchase price,
you have very little equity in the property and the lender is likely to
suffer a financial loss in the event of a foreclosure
because homes typically sell for far less than full market value
at forced sale auctions. 

 

 

 

( sounds like they are not capable of algebraically economically caring

very much about the home owner keeping there house )

 

if the economy is good and it looks like it is easy to keep your job,

you apparently have a better chance of keeping your house.

 

when the economy is failing, and you lose your job, what kind of

algebraic economic protection do you get from your bank, who gave you a loan ?

sounds like you don't get any protection at all ...

economics education to help you keep your house, oh but no ?!

 

 

 

 

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