BOA's choice to foreclose was not done on a whim, but was a mistake that they are correcting.
Everything happens for a reason. This homeowner is likely deep in debt with credit cards, other creditors, and their mortgage, and now they're complaining that a mistake is affecting their credit limits..why so they can get deeper into debt?
These people are simply taking advantage of the spotlight of true homeowners who actually were taken advantage of, and don't live off of money that is not theirs.
It's more like the borrower is the one breaking into the car (by borrowing beyond their means), and the lender is the car owner who accidentally forgot to keep the tires properly inflated, so the borrower crashes and blames the lender for the situation.
The reality is BOA made a mistake, which is inevitable with large companies, but the homeowner chose intentionally to act irresponsibility in the first place.
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BOA's choice to foreclose was not done on a whim, but was a mistake that they are correcting.
Everything happens for a reason. This homeowner is likely deep in debt with credit cards, other creditors, and their mortgage, and now they're complaining that a mistake is affecting their credit limits..why so they can get deeper into debt?
These people are simply taking advantage of the spotlight of true homeowners who actually were taken advantage of, and don't live off of money that is not theirs.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Borrower's fault 100%
The reality is BOA made a mistake, which is inevitable with large companies, but the homeowner chose intentionally to act irresponsibility in the first place.
Techdirt has not posted any stories submitted by Tim.
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