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  • April 1, 2008 at 7:54 PM #179946
    Anonymous
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    You guys should check how much US govt does for the whole world eg: funds to WB, taking refugee etc etc. Why are you guys always pissed off when its trying to help itself ???

    April 1, 2008 at 7:54 PM #179492
    kewp
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    We should do what Vancouver did.

    Offer instant-citizenship to anyone that buys RE at least at the current median and holds it for four years.

    April 1, 2008 at 7:54 PM #179860
    kewp
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    We should do what Vancouver did.

    Offer instant-citizenship to anyone that buys RE at least at the current median and holds it for four years.

    April 1, 2008 at 7:54 PM #179863
    kewp
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    We should do what Vancouver did.

    Offer instant-citizenship to anyone that buys RE at least at the current median and holds it for four years.

    April 1, 2008 at 7:54 PM #179874
    kewp
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    We should do what Vancouver did.

    Offer instant-citizenship to anyone that buys RE at least at the current median and holds it for four years.

    April 1, 2008 at 7:54 PM #179951
    kewp
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    We should do what Vancouver did.

    Offer instant-citizenship to anyone that buys RE at least at the current median and holds it for four years.

    April 1, 2008 at 10:05 PM #179527
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    For real!?!?!?! “Democrats say they’re open to some GOP options, such as a bill by Sen. Johnny Isackson of Georgia to award $15,000 tax credits to people who buy and move into foreclosed homes. That would sharply boost demand, Isackson says.”

    Wow, if that goes through I’m going to make bank selling homes to high-wage professionals and investors looking for tax credits. There’s a whole block of golf course homes in No. Cal that are bank-owned and selling at 44% off the original selling price.

    Offering tax incentives to buy up foreclosed homes sounds like another speculator bubble waiting to happen.

    April 1, 2008 at 10:05 PM #179894
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    For real!?!?!?! “Democrats say they’re open to some GOP options, such as a bill by Sen. Johnny Isackson of Georgia to award $15,000 tax credits to people who buy and move into foreclosed homes. That would sharply boost demand, Isackson says.”

    Wow, if that goes through I’m going to make bank selling homes to high-wage professionals and investors looking for tax credits. There’s a whole block of golf course homes in No. Cal that are bank-owned and selling at 44% off the original selling price.

    Offering tax incentives to buy up foreclosed homes sounds like another speculator bubble waiting to happen.

    April 1, 2008 at 10:05 PM #179898
    Deal Hunter
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    For real!?!?!?! “Democrats say they’re open to some GOP options, such as a bill by Sen. Johnny Isackson of Georgia to award $15,000 tax credits to people who buy and move into foreclosed homes. That would sharply boost demand, Isackson says.”

    Wow, if that goes through I’m going to make bank selling homes to high-wage professionals and investors looking for tax credits. There’s a whole block of golf course homes in No. Cal that are bank-owned and selling at 44% off the original selling price.

    Offering tax incentives to buy up foreclosed homes sounds like another speculator bubble waiting to happen.

    April 1, 2008 at 10:05 PM #179910
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    For real!?!?!?! “Democrats say they’re open to some GOP options, such as a bill by Sen. Johnny Isackson of Georgia to award $15,000 tax credits to people who buy and move into foreclosed homes. That would sharply boost demand, Isackson says.”

    Wow, if that goes through I’m going to make bank selling homes to high-wage professionals and investors looking for tax credits. There’s a whole block of golf course homes in No. Cal that are bank-owned and selling at 44% off the original selling price.

    Offering tax incentives to buy up foreclosed homes sounds like another speculator bubble waiting to happen.

    April 1, 2008 at 10:05 PM #179986
    Deal Hunter
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    For real!?!?!?! “Democrats say they’re open to some GOP options, such as a bill by Sen. Johnny Isackson of Georgia to award $15,000 tax credits to people who buy and move into foreclosed homes. That would sharply boost demand, Isackson says.”

    Wow, if that goes through I’m going to make bank selling homes to high-wage professionals and investors looking for tax credits. There’s a whole block of golf course homes in No. Cal that are bank-owned and selling at 44% off the original selling price.

    Offering tax incentives to buy up foreclosed homes sounds like another speculator bubble waiting to happen.

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