

I found Alexander bought a home for $217,000 at Oasis last month. His mortgage was for $217,000 from Universal American Mortgage. Same mortgage company wrote one to Hernan in September for $216,015, his condo in Silver Palms was $220,000. Oscar paid Lennar $210,00 for his home in Silver Palms. His mortgage was for 206,196. Again Universal American Mortgage. Raelyn bought her home at Oasis for $178,000. Universal gave her a mortgage in September for $174,755. Johanna’s home in Silver Palms cost $190,000 also bought in September. Her mortgage was for $186,558. Edgar paid $205,000 at the Oasis in August, his mortgage from Universal was for $201,261. Finally Robert paid $222,000 for his home in the Oasis and his mortgage was for $217,948, Universal did the mortgage again.
We all know that Universal is Lennar’s finance subsidiary but come on....not one of these people put down more than $4,000. All of them put down less than 5%. I sure hope this mortgage company doesn't assign loans. Have we learned nothing from the meltdown?

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Good news is: They get the 8K from the Feds to buy new furniture with.
Short, Lennar.
The upper picture is of the townhomes I blogged about in March... Lennar was not requiring hurricane insurance for the units...
Lennar pays its CEO something like $20 mil a year. It helps that his father founded the company.
Oasis in Homestead is a section 8 hellhole.
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