and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
and so it begins...


Chizzang wrote:So at lunch yesterday my brother tells me "Trumps going to roll back Dodd Frank"
and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
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and so it begins...


Bullshit. Anyone with a name like DODD deserves to be put down immediately.CAA Flagship wrote:I hope they kill Frank first.

My brother is thrilled...89Hen wrote:Chizzang wrote:So at lunch yesterday my brother tells me "Trumps going to roll back Dodd Frank"
and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
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and so it begins...I know more about Dodd Frank than most of you guys. It is legislation with great intent and horrible execution. It was almost as if they didn't consult with anyone in the mortgage industry before implementing it. Within five minutes of reading it when it was introduced I came up with a lengthy list of issues that are so obvious to anyone who works in my field.
Chizzang wrote:So at lunch yesterday my brother tells me "Trumps going to roll back Dodd Frank"
and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
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and so it begins...

bandl wrote:Bullshit. Anyone with a name like DODD deserves to be put down immediately.CAA Flagship wrote:I hope they kill Frank first.
Same with anyone named Thad.



M, F, KCAA Flagship wrote:bandl wrote: Bullshit. Anyone with a name like DODD deserves to be put down immediately.
Same with anyone named Thad.![]()
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Alice Dodd
Shannon Dodd
Laura Dodd

bandl wrote: M, F, K
What do I win?


Why does it seem like people working with non-major lenders seem to need to be more familiar with the law than megabanks? Not just talking about 89Hen and AZ, but people I actually know, too.89Hen wrote:Chizzang wrote:So at lunch yesterday my brother tells me "Trumps going to roll back Dodd Frank"
and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
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and so it begins...I know more about Dodd Frank than most of you guys. It is legislation with great intent and horrible execution. It was almost as if they didn't consult with anyone in the mortgage industry before implementing it. Within five minutes of reading it when it was introduced I came up with a lengthy list of issues that are so obvious to anyone who works in my field.
I already have one of those, but it's blackCAA Flagship wrote:bandl wrote: M, F, K
What do I win?

BaldyBaldy wrote:Chizzang wrote:So at lunch yesterday my brother tells me "Trumps going to roll back Dodd Frank"
and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
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and so it begins...![]()
It's cute your brother actually believes that. Bless his little heart.

Everyone in the field knows the legislation sucked for everyone, banks and consumers alike.Pwns wrote:Why does it seem like people working with non-major lenders seem to need to be more familiar with the law than megabanks? Not just talking about 89Hen and AZ, but people I actually know, too.89Hen wrote:I know more about Dodd Frank than most of you guys. It is legislation with great intent and horrible execution. It was almost as if they didn't consult with anyone in the mortgage industry before implementing it. Within five minutes of reading it when it was introduced I came up with a lengthy list of issues that are so obvious to anyone who works in my field.
Oh, wait, I already know the answer to that.


From a corporate governance perspective, I agree with 89Hen. I never had to deal with it on a daily basis, but some of my business clients did, and the regulatory burdens imposed were grossly disproportionate to the benefits achieved.89Hen wrote:Chizzang wrote:So at lunch yesterday my brother tells me "Trumps going to roll back Dodd Frank"
and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
![]()
and so it begins...I know more about Dodd Frank than most of you guys. It is legislation with great intent and horrible execution. It was almost as if they didn't consult with anyone in the mortgage industry before implementing it. Within five minutes of reading it when it was introduced I came up with a lengthy list of issues that are so obvious to anyone who works in my field.

Chizzang wrote:BaldyBaldy wrote:![]()
It's cute your brother actually believes that. Bless his little heart.
I know what hill you'll die defending regardless of truth or otherwise
I'll make you a small wager if you'd like
Lets bet that real estate based economy TANKS in 3 years... care to make a small wager..?
You NEVER put your money where your heart is - try it this time
take my money

What exactly about Dodd Frank is keeping the housing market together Chizzy?Chizzang wrote:I'm taking bets gentlemen... Here's the wager
The new administration dismantles Dodd-Frank
and in 3 years the home real estate market crashes
Any takers..?


Yup.Baldy wrote:Chizzang wrote:
Baldy
I know what hill you'll die defending regardless of truth or otherwise
I'll make you a small wager if you'd like
Lets bet that real estate based economy TANKS in 3 years... care to make a small wager..?
You NEVER put your money where your heart is - try it this time
take my money
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Of course it's going to tank.![]()
They're doing the same things now that they were doing before the market crashed in 2008. You know, the same things under Dodd-Frank that Dodd-Frank was supposed to allegedly prevent.
The only thing Dodd-Frank did was harm community banking, restrict the personal investor class, and provide more burdens and restrictions to small businesses trying to have access to credit. What it did do was further entrench the institutional investor class to keep sticking it to the little guy.

Firstly89Hen wrote:What exactly about Dodd Frank is keeping the housing market together Chizzy?Chizzang wrote:I'm taking bets gentlemen... Here's the wager
The new administration dismantles Dodd-Frank
and in 3 years the home real estate market crashes
Any takers..?

You should describe "collapse" in detail. I can see an argument in the future about this.Chizzang wrote:Firstly89Hen wrote: What exactly about Dodd Frank is keeping the housing market together Chizzy?
My guess is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be dismantled
and the collapse will follow
Not rocket science - but I see Baldy hopped on my wagon straight away

Did he vote for Trump?Chizzang wrote:So at lunch yesterday my brother tells me "Trumps going to roll back Dodd Frank"
and I'm like... "No he's not..Why?"
"Because it makes it harder to steal middle class investors money... so it's gotta go..."
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and so it begins...

F, M, KCAA Flagship wrote:bandl wrote: Bullshit. Anyone with a name like DODD deserves to be put down immediately.
Same with anyone named Thad.![]()
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Alice Dodd
Shannon Dodd
Laura Dodd

And again, why is the CFPB holding together the housing market? It's not easier to get a loan because of Dodd-Frank or the CFPB, so if they went away you could argue it would heat up the housing market.Chizzang wrote:Firstly89Hen wrote: What exactly about Dodd Frank is keeping the housing market together Chizzy?
My guess is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be dismantled
and the collapse will follow
Not rocket science - but I see Baldy hopped on my wagon straight away


Higher mortgage rates will slow the market. Mo-better jobs will provide a spark to the market.89Hen wrote:And again, why is the CFPB holding together the housing market? It's not easier to get a loan because of Dodd-Frank or the CFPB, so if they went away you could argue it would heat up the housing market.Chizzang wrote:
Firstly
My guess is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be dismantled
and the collapse will follow
Not rocket science - but I see Baldy hopped on my wagon straight away

Indeed...!!!89Hen wrote:And again, why is the CFPB holding together the housing market? It's not easier to get a loan because of Dodd-Frank or the CFPB, so if they went away you could argue it would heat up the housing market.Chizzang wrote:
Firstly
My guess is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be dismantled
and the collapse will follow
Not rocket science - but I see Baldy hopped on my wagon straight away