Quill Lawrence

Put it in its own portfolio of mortgages, like the VA becomes a bank. And then since the VA is the bank, the VA can give you any interest rate it wants. So it could say, Kenny, you got a 2% loan. It's going to be very affordable. Problem solved.

So, I mean, it is a good, it's a good fix and it's going to help thousands of people.

So, I mean, it is a good, it's a good fix and it's going to help thousands of people.

So, I mean, it is a good, it's a good fix and it's going to help thousands of people.

It's sort of this little cottagey place. And it's really nice. Like the walls are like very solid colors, which makes it kind of stately. And it's neat as a pin. I mean, she is just, the inside is like everything has a place.

It's sort of this little cottagey place. And it's really nice. Like the walls are like very solid colors, which makes it kind of stately. And it's neat as a pin. I mean, she is just, the inside is like everything has a place.

It's sort of this little cottagey place. And it's really nice. Like the walls are like very solid colors, which makes it kind of stately. And it's neat as a pin. I mean, she is just, the inside is like everything has a place.

When she showed us around, you could kind of hear how this house and the last few years of her life, which were rough. It's been a rough time. And it's all kind of tangled up together. And at one point, she's like pointing out to the backyard.

When she showed us around, you could kind of hear how this house and the last few years of her life, which were rough. It's been a rough time. And it's all kind of tangled up together. And at one point, she's like pointing out to the backyard.

When she showed us around, you could kind of hear how this house and the last few years of her life, which were rough. It's been a rough time. And it's all kind of tangled up together. And at one point, she's like pointing out to the backyard.

So, yeah, I mean, what what could happen if she strategically defaults, it's called you just decide I'm going to stop paying my mortgage. So I'll get behind and then I'll qualify for the help. But it's like really like you're going to put people through that when you could just give them access to the program.

So, yeah, I mean, what what could happen if she strategically defaults, it's called you just decide I'm going to stop paying my mortgage. So I'll get behind and then I'll qualify for the help. But it's like really like you're going to put people through that when you could just give them access to the program.

So, yeah, I mean, what what could happen if she strategically defaults, it's called you just decide I'm going to stop paying my mortgage. So I'll get behind and then I'll qualify for the help. But it's like really like you're going to put people through that when you could just give them access to the program.

Oh, you know, one thing, you know, if we are in a press conference with the VA Secretary McDonough, like, what would you want to tell him? Like, what would you want to say?

Oh, you know, one thing, you know, if we are in a press conference with the VA Secretary McDonough, like, what would you want to tell him? Like, what would you want to say?

Oh, you know, one thing, you know, if we are in a press conference with the VA Secretary McDonough, like, what would you want to tell him? Like, what would you want to say?

Yeah, I mean, this is not the way forbearance plans are supposed to work. I mean, the whole point is someone has to stop paying for a bit. They need to get back on track. So you give them an affordable way to start paying again. But your payment's going up by 50 percent or more. Obviously, something's broken, you know, but so far. they're not getting any help from the VA to make it right.

Yeah, I mean, this is not the way forbearance plans are supposed to work. I mean, the whole point is someone has to stop paying for a bit. They need to get back on track. So you give them an affordable way to start paying again. But your payment's going up by 50 percent or more. Obviously, something's broken, you know, but so far. they're not getting any help from the VA to make it right.

Yeah, I mean, this is not the way forbearance plans are supposed to work. I mean, the whole point is someone has to stop paying for a bit. They need to get back on track. So you give them an affordable way to start paying again. But your payment's going up by 50 percent or more. Obviously, something's broken, you know, but so far. they're not getting any help from the VA to make it right.

Good afternoon, Chris. Thanks. Quill's on vacation, so you guys are stuck with me. Uh...