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OMG -- they would have had to rent a different house!
I now see what an amazing story this is.
That doesn't need to be in blue.
OMG -- they would have had to rent a different house!
I now see what an amazing story this is.
You people are so ing tedious sometimes.
He could have unloaded the house with the rest of his holdings and just let the Stampses fend for themselves, I suppose.The result was a rare Romney flop: The housing market soon collapsed, and he was stuck renting out the houses for years before unloading them, mostly at a loss, in the late 1990s, according to property records. The renters were offered the first chance to buy, but the Stampses could not qualify for a mortgage, recalled Mr. Stamps, who at the time had recently lost his job at an oil company.
Awww, we're tedious.
How's the search for a "Trickle Down" economist coming, George?
He did unload the house.
Chump, I think the point was that although the people were clearly not credit worthy and couldn't qualify for a conventional loan that Romney gave them a chance to buy the house anyway instead of renting it.
I tend to agree that they are making a little much of a simple business transaction.
Really? All I see is vague pla udes with no real specifics... now THIS is an actual plan...
http://www.ronpaul2012.com/the-issue...store-america/
Well, to be fair, the Romney being painted by the Obama campaign would have kicked them out and, then, the wife would have died...6 years later.
Only if he couldn't make money off of them.
But he didn't unload it at a loss, like he would have if these renters would have passed! That's kindness.
great ing owner financer
Nah.... luckily, Willard invented the current government healthcare plan, which would have allowed her to live, ONLY under a neocon Republican president, though....
States rights.
There are those of us who agree the states have the right to do this, but the federal government should not trample on the 10th amendment.
So,
Flat tax, he calls it a reduction in the marginal rates but that's what it its
Corporate tax rate cuts
Repeal Frank-Dodd
reduce SEC oversight of corporate activity
Gut the clean air act
remove carbon reduction incentives
Typical GOP 'tort reform'
Push Pacific free trade agreement, create a "Reagan Trade Zone" which apparently means free trade agreements with 'democracies and free trade areas.' ie everyone but N Korea, Iran, and China. lets draw that line in the sand.
Punitive trade measures toward China
Nuclear power
Increase oil production
Build export pipelines
Deregulate fracking
Reduce renewable subsidies
Gut labor CBA
Cut labor training programs
Cut spending except for defense
Reduce NEA funding some more
Eliminate labor standards on government contracts
Isn't that what people like you and yoni say is responsible for the credit collapse of 2008? Poor people getting loans that they shouldn't?
Yeah, that's pretty much what it is - a kindness. An owner has no obligation to finance a purchase to an unqualified buyer. You think Barry would have just given him the house?
He didn't loan him any money. Apparently just allowed an installment plan to buy the house.
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