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I just finished developing a small website for a company in the business of selling "mortgage underwater advice". Looking around for places to advertise I stumbled across this website. Since there are many similar websites popping up, I suppose the problem is only getting worse in this country. Even with the economy coming back and a few more people going back to work, this does not necessarily mean home prices will increase any time soon. Perhaps the so-called bubble in home prices was a bubble where home prices "will not recover" for decades. I read an Ayn Rand book in my philosophy class decades ago. I pretty much agreed with her philosophy then - but over the decades I guess I've lost most of my academic interests. I am just trying to figure out how to put together the most for my retirement. I am a freelance programmer now. Too old to do much new. Today, I am wondering if comparative research exists concerning companies / websites selling "mortgage underwater advice". Is there a "moral status" associated with any of these websites? If so, how should they be changed to improve "moral status"? If anyone does a research effort please collect info from the folks at the website I just finished. I will just type the name in words and without the dot com. I am sure a good researcher can figure it out. Leave Your Home with Money