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March 12, 2008 at 8:44 PM #12087March 12, 2008 at 9:57 PM #168305crParticipant
Just another line from the peanut gallery IMO.
It started with bailouts, followed by proposed interest rate freezes, then re-negotiating adjustable loans, now let’s give them $5000 for buying a home.
I wonder if they will ever realize that everything they do to keep people in over-priced homes today, will further hurt values, reduce future sales, and limit potential buyers for years to come.
There’s one thing that will pick home sales back up: lower prices. Yet they’ll do anything and everything to prevent that.
March 12, 2008 at 9:57 PM #168631crParticipantJust another line from the peanut gallery IMO.
It started with bailouts, followed by proposed interest rate freezes, then re-negotiating adjustable loans, now let’s give them $5000 for buying a home.
I wonder if they will ever realize that everything they do to keep people in over-priced homes today, will further hurt values, reduce future sales, and limit potential buyers for years to come.
There’s one thing that will pick home sales back up: lower prices. Yet they’ll do anything and everything to prevent that.
March 12, 2008 at 9:57 PM #168635crParticipantJust another line from the peanut gallery IMO.
It started with bailouts, followed by proposed interest rate freezes, then re-negotiating adjustable loans, now let’s give them $5000 for buying a home.
I wonder if they will ever realize that everything they do to keep people in over-priced homes today, will further hurt values, reduce future sales, and limit potential buyers for years to come.
There’s one thing that will pick home sales back up: lower prices. Yet they’ll do anything and everything to prevent that.
March 12, 2008 at 9:57 PM #168664crParticipantJust another line from the peanut gallery IMO.
It started with bailouts, followed by proposed interest rate freezes, then re-negotiating adjustable loans, now let’s give them $5000 for buying a home.
I wonder if they will ever realize that everything they do to keep people in over-priced homes today, will further hurt values, reduce future sales, and limit potential buyers for years to come.
There’s one thing that will pick home sales back up: lower prices. Yet they’ll do anything and everything to prevent that.
March 12, 2008 at 9:57 PM #168737crParticipantJust another line from the peanut gallery IMO.
It started with bailouts, followed by proposed interest rate freezes, then re-negotiating adjustable loans, now let’s give them $5000 for buying a home.
I wonder if they will ever realize that everything they do to keep people in over-priced homes today, will further hurt values, reduce future sales, and limit potential buyers for years to come.
There’s one thing that will pick home sales back up: lower prices. Yet they’ll do anything and everything to prevent that.
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