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	<title>Comments on: Banks May Rescue Defaulting Homeowners</title>
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		<title>By: cami</title>
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		<description>One of the challenges of course is that if the hedge funds did dot their I&#039;s and cross their T&#039;s they may win a round.  Or course that will only work if they stop collapsing (see: Bear Stearns).  Oh, then there&#039;s a fact that some people&#039;s mortgage products are so inappropriate, that no amount of re-working could ever possibly help them.  And we can&#039;t forget if the banks will the ability to re-work the terms, it may make the CDS&#039;s, MBS&#039;s, and anything else they&#039;re selling off look a lot less attractive to buyers (i.e. it could really come back to haunt them).</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the challenges of course is that if the hedge funds did dot their I&#8217;s and cross their T&#8217;s they may win a round.  Or course that will only work if they stop collapsing (see: Bear Stearns).  Oh, then there&#8217;s a fact that some people&#8217;s mortgage products are so inappropriate, that no amount of re-working could ever possibly help them.  And we can&#8217;t forget if the banks will the ability to re-work the terms, it may make the CDS&#8217;s, MBS&#8217;s, and anything else they&#8217;re selling off look a lot less attractive to buyers (i.e. it could really come back to haunt them).</p>
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