Although "double dip" is the term du jour these days, I have a hard time calling it a double dip because I don't believe the economic numbers have ever been all that rosy since 2007.If people were using CC's and HELOC's to live and spend beyond their means then we are in for a LONG time of lowered spending = less profits and subsequently less jobs; It's a simple formula.Jobs is the real issue, and job losses are ultimately derived from lost profits - which are going to remain stagnate.

The high NW individuals (wall street banker) are not the only ones to blame for seeking profits in CC's and HELOC's - it's also our education system and our parents who don't instill financial responsibility so that people know not to spend too much on CC's, etc.

If you haven't already, look into the Soldiers and Sailors' Relief Act to get all your cc interest rates dropped.

Also, would being current on a $100 a month CC really be worth denying a short sale mortgage or a $300 a month car note

Column CC through CF give a hint that since 1,181,640 is the total in the Real estate sector, and 882,367 are for Offices of real estate agents, brokers, property managers and appraisers, that the upper number is abut 300,000 maximum who are engaged full time in the real estate invesment sector.

yes there are people that default, however those numbers are lower than CC or other loans.

I am also an investor here in CC, TX.

Hello everyone,I am looking to buy some rentals here in CC, TX.

I am also very interested to the outcome of this CC, My company services a portfolio of 2nd liens with BofA.

Buyer (C) asked for no cc.