that said they had a right to foreclose. And she probably just took whatever lender her realtwhore got a kickback from for recommending.

Its Fannie Mae who owns the mortgage, ultimately it will be the taxpayers holding the bag on her ill-considered purchase.

Look... there are few people on DU that are more "pro bank" than I am (well... few that make it past their first week) - and I'll agree that many people suffering over the past few years made the bed that they're stuck with now. But we don't know that she's one of them.

She might have been very conservative in her financial decisions... but illness changed her income prospects and drained her savings. Or perhaps she was married and they purchased the home on joint income expectations and now he left her to fend for herself and some children. Or maybe she had more than enough income and capital to afford the home but lost her job four years ago and simply hasn't been able to replace it.

Don't put money in any investment where you can't afford to lose it, and that includes home ownership. She'll be a bit wiser the next time, but scrawling this across her garage door doesn't help her neighbors one little bit.

jumping her through hoop after hoop after hoop.

Maybe she took out her mortgage with her friendly local bank, only to have that bank bought out and her mortgage sold again and again and again.

Maybe she lost her job. Maybe she had a serious illness.

Naw, that couldn't be possible. JP Morgan Chase is the most benevolent and generous and careful and helpful of billion dollar banksters. Jamie Dimon is a paragon of virtue and Gawd's right-hand-man.

And she's obviously a deadbeat loser who can't read a contract.

hope that you hear more then someone saying sucks to be you,guess you fucked up if it happens.

and have had to pay the price for them. It's why I made the decision about five or six years ago to make damned good and sure I don't spend every freaking penny that I get in my paycheck. Thus, I'm not only a paycheck or two away from disaster.

I used to work in the real estate industry, in title insurance. The people that were just simply a commission check to the shysters who sold them flip-this-house dreams and "easy payment" mortgages treated them like sheep to be sheared, and I watched that happen to so very many of them.

No boom lasts forever, and that was especially true of the housing boom. I'm sorry that this borrower feels the need to depreciate the value of her neighbors' houses with the rant painted on the garage door.

She obviously did this to get attention for her complaint... but she should then move on to explain that complaint

Job loss. Hours cut back. Divorce. Medical expenses. Increases taxes. Bank fees increased. Bank/lender fraud. Lender misrepresenting loan. And on and on and on.
So yeah, it is always the home buyers fault.