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July 10, 2008 at 12:48 PM #237048July 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #237068
kev374
ParticipantWhat do you think qualifying requirements will be should Fannie or Freddie collapse and require taxpayer recapitalization?
July 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #237076ParticipantWhat do you think qualifying requirements will be should Fannie or Freddie collapse and require taxpayer recapitalization?
July 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #236939ParticipantWhat do you think qualifying requirements will be should Fannie or Freddie collapse and require taxpayer recapitalization?
July 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #237123ParticipantWhat do you think qualifying requirements will be should Fannie or Freddie collapse and require taxpayer recapitalization?
July 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM #237136ParticipantWhat do you think qualifying requirements will be should Fannie or Freddie collapse and require taxpayer recapitalization?
July 10, 2008 at 6:23 PM #237104RunningBear
ParticipantThat would be pretty hard to make much of a guess on. However, as the way of most things, my guess is the pendulum is going to swing way back the other way and borrowing money for a home is going to get tough. Of course, if we have a Congress and President who think it is their job to put people in homes and create all kinds of Government subsidies to get people into homes, who knows.
The few things that will be certain if the Government goes the bailout path, the dollar will continue to fall, interest rates to rise, home prices will fall further, and commodity prices will continue to rise. Which means the economy will continue to decline.
It is too bad we don’t have many elected officials that know anything about economics and fiscal discipline.
For my2cents, I am getting tired of hearing both parties talk about how if the other candidate gets elected the economy is going to suffer. NEWS FLASH!! Our economy is headed down and we are going to suffer financially in this country regardless of who is elected. Give me elected officials who will not overspend and I will vote for them. No one is going to do this until we are forced to.
July 10, 2008 at 6:23 PM #237235ParticipantThat would be pretty hard to make much of a guess on. However, as the way of most things, my guess is the pendulum is going to swing way back the other way and borrowing money for a home is going to get tough. Of course, if we have a Congress and President who think it is their job to put people in homes and create all kinds of Government subsidies to get people into homes, who knows.
The few things that will be certain if the Government goes the bailout path, the dollar will continue to fall, interest rates to rise, home prices will fall further, and commodity prices will continue to rise. Which means the economy will continue to decline.
It is too bad we don’t have many elected officials that know anything about economics and fiscal discipline.
For my2cents, I am getting tired of hearing both parties talk about how if the other candidate gets elected the economy is going to suffer. NEWS FLASH!! Our economy is headed down and we are going to suffer financially in this country regardless of who is elected. Give me elected officials who will not overspend and I will vote for them. No one is going to do this until we are forced to.
July 10, 2008 at 6:23 PM #237244ParticipantThat would be pretty hard to make much of a guess on. However, as the way of most things, my guess is the pendulum is going to swing way back the other way and borrowing money for a home is going to get tough. Of course, if we have a Congress and President who think it is their job to put people in homes and create all kinds of Government subsidies to get people into homes, who knows.
The few things that will be certain if the Government goes the bailout path, the dollar will continue to fall, interest rates to rise, home prices will fall further, and commodity prices will continue to rise. Which means the economy will continue to decline.
It is too bad we don’t have many elected officials that know anything about economics and fiscal discipline.
For my2cents, I am getting tired of hearing both parties talk about how if the other candidate gets elected the economy is going to suffer. NEWS FLASH!! Our economy is headed down and we are going to suffer financially in this country regardless of who is elected. Give me elected officials who will not overspend and I will vote for them. No one is going to do this until we are forced to.
July 10, 2008 at 6:23 PM #237290ParticipantThat would be pretty hard to make much of a guess on. However, as the way of most things, my guess is the pendulum is going to swing way back the other way and borrowing money for a home is going to get tough. Of course, if we have a Congress and President who think it is their job to put people in homes and create all kinds of Government subsidies to get people into homes, who knows.
The few things that will be certain if the Government goes the bailout path, the dollar will continue to fall, interest rates to rise, home prices will fall further, and commodity prices will continue to rise. Which means the economy will continue to decline.
It is too bad we don’t have many elected officials that know anything about economics and fiscal discipline.
For my2cents, I am getting tired of hearing both parties talk about how if the other candidate gets elected the economy is going to suffer. NEWS FLASH!! Our economy is headed down and we are going to suffer financially in this country regardless of who is elected. Give me elected officials who will not overspend and I will vote for them. No one is going to do this until we are forced to.
July 10, 2008 at 6:23 PM #237303ParticipantThat would be pretty hard to make much of a guess on. However, as the way of most things, my guess is the pendulum is going to swing way back the other way and borrowing money for a home is going to get tough. Of course, if we have a Congress and President who think it is their job to put people in homes and create all kinds of Government subsidies to get people into homes, who knows.
The few things that will be certain if the Government goes the bailout path, the dollar will continue to fall, interest rates to rise, home prices will fall further, and commodity prices will continue to rise. Which means the economy will continue to decline.
It is too bad we don’t have many elected officials that know anything about economics and fiscal discipline.
For my2cents, I am getting tired of hearing both parties talk about how if the other candidate gets elected the economy is going to suffer. NEWS FLASH!! Our economy is headed down and we are going to suffer financially in this country regardless of who is elected. Give me elected officials who will not overspend and I will vote for them. No one is going to do this until we are forced to.
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