Dunbar Plumbing
Master Plumber
The fellow from Texas. Burned his house down and then took his plane and flew it into the building that had IRS workers in.
I would say his intention was to kill many, not just one. His actions however will be a wake up call to the government, but not in the way "he" wanted it.
Nothing will change in regards to how the system works. Nothing changes.
There's another fellow in Ohio this week, bulldozed his sprawling estate, took it to the ground as the bank is repo'ing the property as the property was used as collateral for a commercial real estate property he owns.
Something about being behind on taxes has a lot to do with it.
When you attach a property or vehicle as a guarantee to pay...you cannot fold on one and not expect to be called out on another, even if you paid for one asset on time.
The bank was calling this guy out, shutting him down completely. They don't care about you. You all should know that.
The bank is a business; it does not make money doing favors. Sure...nice things can be done for others, but big picture...
they don't care if you are dying, they don't care if you're out of work. You made an agreement and you have to live to it.
Sympathy does not equate to profits.
The bank has the attitude of destroying and reload the loan/mortgage as all their money is made on the front end of the loan. 15-20 years in, you know what your principal is from when you first bought.
Banks weren't hurting when all the foreclosures came around...quite the contrary. They make a killing when these homeowners lose their homes. They are still a tangible asset and the property didn't get up and leave.
NOW you know why the closer you get to paying off your home,
the more offers you get to reload that mortgage with lucrative financing or "invest in your home" with using that attainable money you gained from real estate values growing.
Not so much in present time right now, but you get the point.
People are slowly losing the american dream.
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I would say his intention was to kill many, not just one. His actions however will be a wake up call to the government, but not in the way "he" wanted it.
Nothing will change in regards to how the system works. Nothing changes.
There's another fellow in Ohio this week, bulldozed his sprawling estate, took it to the ground as the bank is repo'ing the property as the property was used as collateral for a commercial real estate property he owns.
Something about being behind on taxes has a lot to do with it.
When you attach a property or vehicle as a guarantee to pay...you cannot fold on one and not expect to be called out on another, even if you paid for one asset on time.
The bank was calling this guy out, shutting him down completely. They don't care about you. You all should know that.
The bank is a business; it does not make money doing favors. Sure...nice things can be done for others, but big picture...
they don't care if you are dying, they don't care if you're out of work. You made an agreement and you have to live to it.
Sympathy does not equate to profits.
The bank has the attitude of destroying and reload the loan/mortgage as all their money is made on the front end of the loan. 15-20 years in, you know what your principal is from when you first bought.
Banks weren't hurting when all the foreclosures came around...quite the contrary. They make a killing when these homeowners lose their homes. They are still a tangible asset and the property didn't get up and leave.
NOW you know why the closer you get to paying off your home,
the more offers you get to reload that mortgage with lucrative financing or "invest in your home" with using that attainable money you gained from real estate values growing.
Not so much in present time right now, but you get the point.
People are slowly losing the american dream.
ONE
TWO
THREE