Mortgage Maneuverers Prints

'Well I think everything is in order, congratulations on your new home!'

"Here's what I'm gonna do."

'You shouldn't have taken that personal pension.' 'You shouldn't have taken that endowment mortgage.' 'When do you get your free tv license?' Job's comforters, today.

"Since you had so much fun with the Home Equity Loan I gave you, this year's stocking will be filled with a shiny new Notice of Foreclosure."

'It's the perfect time to move up the evolutionary ladder! The climate is stable, we have no natural predators, and interest rates may never be this low again!'

"Good morning - I'm from your bank. We'd like our house back please!"

'Looks like you're underwater on your mortgage.'

'Ready?!'

'Forget my mortgage application, fill this bag with money. I've decided to make a cash offer!'

"At last they paid off their sub-prime fairy-tale and lived happily ever after."

Finance Co., Refinance Co.

"Yes, we've refused your loan application."

'Lower the price by ?30k!' 'He's trying to kick-start the housing market.'

What do you mean, you've done more for me than my mother did? We've carried you for 10 months!

Life plan

Don't laugh, my house is paid for.

'Is there anything we can do to repay you other than to repay you?'

"I remember when you used to see 3 or 4 of these a week!"

business illustration

"For financial reasons we're selling this brick and mortar home and becoming an online family."

'I sure thought we were done for when we flat-lined like that.'

Do you know what the interest on you adjustable-rate mortgage is?

'I'm afraid I can't prescribe anti-depressants for housing gloom.'

"Although we appreciate your offer of a 'magic money tree' you still have to repay your mortgage."

Foreclosure

'I'm sorry, NEXT!'

"I think the new affordability guidelines don't go quite far enough."

'Sorry, no, but thanks for bringing a little laughter into my life.'

'You have the wrong idea about adjustable-rate mortgages - WE do the adjusting.'

"The stock market roller coaster rides of late have taught me a thing or two. Sell all your assets and stick with cash."

"Murray, I need you to push a little harder on my home sale. I'm starting to get a little under water on my mortgage."

'That might well have made you feel better, Mr. Jones, but we still have to negotiate a figure. . .'

'How much were you thinking of borrowing, dear?'