John wrote:
> <Now its just a matter of getting people into the houses so the big
> banks can retire the old mortgages in default with new mortgages that are
> performing on the underlying real estate collateral.>

Hi John!

The people didn't have to even move. They could just refinance into one 
of the "new mortgages" based on the bubble "value" of their home. And 
they had to do that just to stay alive because all their neighbors were 
doing it. Prices of everything else rose to absorb the new "money", most 
of this going for food, fuel, health care and other everyday necessities.

Same old house, big new debt.
-- 
Regards,

Pete
http://pete-theisen.com/


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