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June 24, 2011 at 4:32 PM #18893June 24, 2011 at 11:30 PM #705930
masayako
ParticipantThanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.
June 24, 2011 at 11:30 PM #706027ParticipantThanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.
June 24, 2011 at 11:30 PM #706626ParticipantThanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.
June 24, 2011 at 11:30 PM #706777ParticipantThanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.
June 24, 2011 at 11:30 PM #707142ParticipantThanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.
June 25, 2011 at 1:57 AM #705935CA renter
Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
So true, and so absolutely messed up. 🙁
June 25, 2011 at 1:57 AM #706032Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
So true, and so absolutely messed up. 🙁
June 25, 2011 at 1:57 AM #706631Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
So true, and so absolutely messed up. 🙁
June 25, 2011 at 1:57 AM #706782Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
So true, and so absolutely messed up. 🙁
June 25, 2011 at 1:57 AM #707147Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
So true, and so absolutely messed up. 🙁
June 25, 2011 at 3:36 PM #70597070Degrees
Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
Maybe I’m misreading something, but I think you are implying that foreigners (e.g., me) buying real estate in the USA is a bad thing and somehow we are screwing you.
It seems to me that for every buyer there is a seller, and I don’t know about you but whenever I’ve been a seller I’ve been very very happy when the house is sold, and really I could care less who it sold to. The foreign buyers are increasing the buyer pool and hence causing houses to sell quicker.
Every foreigner buying means an influx of cash into the local economy both from the sale (full value, not just RE fees!) AND from all the other things that go along with a house purchase. This is in contrast to a local selling one house and buying a new one where the net contribution would be much smaller.
June 25, 2011 at 3:36 PM #706067Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
Maybe I’m misreading something, but I think you are implying that foreigners (e.g., me) buying real estate in the USA is a bad thing and somehow we are screwing you.
It seems to me that for every buyer there is a seller, and I don’t know about you but whenever I’ve been a seller I’ve been very very happy when the house is sold, and really I could care less who it sold to. The foreign buyers are increasing the buyer pool and hence causing houses to sell quicker.
Every foreigner buying means an influx of cash into the local economy both from the sale (full value, not just RE fees!) AND from all the other things that go along with a house purchase. This is in contrast to a local selling one house and buying a new one where the net contribution would be much smaller.
June 25, 2011 at 3:36 PM #706665Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
Maybe I’m misreading something, but I think you are implying that foreigners (e.g., me) buying real estate in the USA is a bad thing and somehow we are screwing you.
It seems to me that for every buyer there is a seller, and I don’t know about you but whenever I’ve been a seller I’ve been very very happy when the house is sold, and really I could care less who it sold to. The foreign buyers are increasing the buyer pool and hence causing houses to sell quicker.
Every foreigner buying means an influx of cash into the local economy both from the sale (full value, not just RE fees!) AND from all the other things that go along with a house purchase. This is in contrast to a local selling one house and buying a new one where the net contribution would be much smaller.
June 25, 2011 at 3:36 PM #706816Participant[quote=masayako]Thanks to our U.S monetary policy and bail outs, the foreigners are all taking advantages of our Real Estates market. We hardworking money savers are screwed.[/quote]
Maybe I’m misreading something, but I think you are implying that foreigners (e.g., me) buying real estate in the USA is a bad thing and somehow we are screwing you.
It seems to me that for every buyer there is a seller, and I don’t know about you but whenever I’ve been a seller I’ve been very very happy when the house is sold, and really I could care less who it sold to. The foreign buyers are increasing the buyer pool and hence causing houses to sell quicker.
Every foreigner buying means an influx of cash into the local economy both from the sale (full value, not just RE fees!) AND from all the other things that go along with a house purchase. This is in contrast to a local selling one house and buying a new one where the net contribution would be much smaller.
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