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Originally posted by uzless
I think you have to look at the fundamental issue first.

Does this make sense? You get a $200,000 mortage to be paid back over 20 years. With interest you will have paid approx $400,000 to the bank so the bank will make a $200,000 profit from you just by lending someone else's money to you.

This is highway robbery. Our banking system is not on ...[text shortened]... is context, does anyone think reducing the amount of interest paid on a mortgage is a bad idea?
if you walk away from the loan, the bank eats it.

but they don't REALLY eat it. they charge higher interest rates to schmucks who walk in the door after you did.

basically.

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
if you walk away from the loan, the bank eats it.

but they don't REALLY eat it. they charge higher interest rates to schmucks who walk in the door after you did.

basically.
and the bank keeps your home and sells it, pocketing the winfall.