Comments on: ‘Real Housewife of Atlanta’ Lisa Wu-Hartwell Homeless? http://www.twirlit.com/2009/08/11/real-housewife-of-atlanta-lisa-wu-hartwell-homeless/ Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:53:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: pearlwillman http://www.twirlit.com/2009/08/11/real-housewife-of-atlanta-lisa-wu-hartwell-homeless/#comment-5100 pearlwillman Sat, 05 Sep 2009 11:07:45 +0000 http://www.twirlit.com/?p=19181#comment-5100 If anyone has had any luck with any of these companies, could you please post it for the ones that cannot find one to work with you. We've almost lost once and just got a second chance that want last long so I need to get something done now, so if anyone knows the right number to call, i am sure a lot of people that hasn't found them would appreciate it but check out http://www.obamamortgagerelief.org/ If anyone has had any luck with any of these companies, could you please post it for the ones that cannot find one to work with you. We’ve almost lost once and just got a second chance that want last long so I need to get something done now, so if anyone knows the right number to call, i am sure a lot of people that hasn’t found them would appreciate it but check out http://www.obamamortgagerelief.org/

]]> By: Jordan http://www.twirlit.com/2009/08/11/real-housewife-of-atlanta-lisa-wu-hartwell-homeless/#comment-4432 Jordan Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:51:45 +0000 http://www.twirlit.com/?p=19181#comment-4432 You know, obviously this sucks for Lisa and Ed, but overall, I think there is some good to come of this. The fact is, foreclosures are happening every day across the country. Hundreds of them. And the numbers aren't going down. For the most part, the media has shied away from the story, but it's a very real fact for a large portion of American citizens. Whether due to the economic times or predatory loans (or both!), millions of families have lost their homes. Sure, some of them were irresponsible, but not all of them, nor most. So I say, yes, let's continue to bring awareness to this issue and try and put some more pressure on our legislatures to help those who are currently in need. Because, it doesn't just hurt them, it hurts us all. It keeps our economy in decline as well as our home values. After all, every time a home gets foreclosed on, it brings down the property value of all the homes in the area - which then causes those who were barely making it by, to then default and be foreclosed on, beginning a self perpetuating cycle. You know, obviously this sucks for Lisa and Ed, but overall, I think there is some good to come of this. The fact is, foreclosures are happening every day across the country. Hundreds of them. And the numbers aren’t going down. For the most part, the media has shied away from the story, but it’s a very real fact for a large portion of American citizens.

Whether due to the economic times or predatory loans (or both!), millions of families have lost their homes. Sure, some of them were irresponsible, but not all of them, nor most.

So I say, yes, let’s continue to bring awareness to this issue and try and put some more pressure on our legislatures to help those who are currently in need. Because, it doesn’t just hurt them, it hurts us all. It keeps our economy in decline as well as our home values. After all, every time a home gets foreclosed on, it brings down the property value of all the homes in the area – which then causes those who were barely making it by, to then default and be foreclosed on, beginning a self perpetuating cycle.

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