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Real Estate Fiasco

Who is to blame for this debacle? Should the government bail out the homeowners that now face foreclosure?

This is not an easy question to answer. There are people who monitor the different markets. These are the same people who are now predicting that the prices of homes will continue to fall another 25%-30%. Where were these people before the crash started? Where were the big banks and lending institutions when the people signed the loans they could not afford.

People signed for loans that they could afford today, but did not take into consideration, or did not care to, the fact that the interest only loans will go up in premiums in a few years. Now, no one can afford the loans, foreclosures are at an all time high, banks are losing billions.

It would do no good for anyone to blame and point fingers at this point in time. It won't make the problem go away, a solution needs to be found so that this does not occur again. A fact finding body needs to be implemented to find the true cause for the debacle, come up with recommendations and submit it to Congress. I do not think Congress can do this. People do not trust Congress to find any thing factual. However, they do draw up the laws. And it may not need to be a law, just financial guidelines to prohibit this fiasco from happening again.

Where was the Federal Reserve during this time? Do they not have some say in this? Instead of supplying more money to bail the banks out, which will inevitably drive up inflation, why did they not step in and handle things before the nightmare got started? Not under governmental control, The Fed should have gotten together with the major banks and put in methods of control early. The fact they did not is an indication they may be the ones who benefit the most from this series of events.

Could that be why no fact finding body as been convened? Is there something sinister hatching in Washington? Is there a plot by the financial powers to be to turn the housing market upside down? There are a lot of questions being asked, and no answers coming forth. Foreclosures are at an all time high, billions of dollars are being lost by major institutions, people's lives are being ruined, and the impact is not fully known even now.

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