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Foreclosure: a family saga

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Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Silicon Valley Cal BRE# 01358433

 

 

 

Unfortunately, foreclosures are no longer reserved for the sub prime borrowers. Now it has spread to the mainstream. All too often, it takes a few of bad months before the borrower falls so far behind, they are unable to catch up.

Besides job loss, catastrophic medical expenses is another common reason why homeowners are unable to make their mortgage payments. This is a why we should have health care overhaul to make sure people are not forced into foreclosures or bankruptcies because of medical expenses. The saga this family is living is being repeated by many other families here in Silicon Valley. It is a shame on us all as a nation, that a soldier who served us has to endure this crisis.

Maria Morton
Platinum Realty - Kansas City, MO
Kansas City Real Estate 816-560-3758

Thank you, Steve. Well put: we, as a nation, should show more respect to those who stood up to give their lives for us. Active Duty, Retired, Reserve, they all deserve more respect.

Nov 18, 2009 05:47 PM
Harry F. D'Elia III
WEDO Real Estate and Beyond, LLC - Phoenix, AZ
Investor , Mentor, GRI, Radio, CIPS, REOs, ABR

I do offer lease options for people who just got foreclosed upon to begin to rebuild their life. Great post

Nov 18, 2009 07:19 PM
Bob Murphy
Keller Williams Realty Consultants - New Albany, IN

Hi Steve - I am afraid this is going on all across the country and you are right we must do something about it.  I get frustrated sometimes when I think our government doesn't get the job done on many issues.  The frustrating part is we ARE the government.  We elected those people in Congress. 

Nov 18, 2009 08:02 PM
Steve Mun
Keller Williams Silicon Valley - Santa Clara, CA
Silicon Valley Realtor

Maria: yes, absolutely.

 

Harry: good for you.

 

Bob: yes, we are the government. And a soldier's family should not have to declare bankruptcy and lose his home because of medical expenses getting out of hand.....

Nov 19, 2009 09:28 AM