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Because I care more about the truth and right than your vindictive downmoddings on my post, I'll reply: It has everything to do with why people end up in forec
by indiejade 18y ago
Because I care more about the truth and right than your vindictive downmoddings on my post, I'll reply:
It has everything to do with why people end up in foreclosure. The video does not showcase an isolated event: it showcases a phenomena that has been happening almost everywhere for the past few years. Take note of the statistics mentioned during the report about how many families are affected by things of this nature. Care to guess how many pounds are going into the landfills?
Realtors don't make money when people are allowed to stay in their homes; they only make money when people are forced out of their homes. The key word in the video snippet is "contracts" . . . as the video stated, the people being _paid_ to _trash_ homes are under contract to not leave anything out or "by the curb."
Surely I'm not the only person who takes note of how utterly wasteful this is.
- zzzmarcus 18y agoYes. Lots of people are losing their homes to foreclosure. Yes. A lot of their stuff ends up in landfills. Those are bad things. I agree. What you haven't showed is how realtors have anything to do with why people end up in foreclosure or why these people move out so quickly leaving everything behind. Foreclosures still take months to happen, people have months to get rid of their stuff somehow. If they don't, they are the irresponsible ones, not realtors. People stop paying their loans, banks foreclose. Realtors stand a chance of profiting from two events they neither caused or influenced.