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December 31, 2007 at 12:34 PM #11369December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM #126907patbParticipant
this part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM #127145patbParticipantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM #127170patbParticipantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM #127078patbParticipantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 1:26 PM #127068patbParticipantthis part is all predictable.
Mortgage merry go round stops,
Property tax flow declines,
but, where it’s hard to predict is things like the florida
cash management fund imploding. And orange county CA
losing 10% of it’s free cash.That’s a big hit. we may see more next month as books close out for the year.
December 31, 2007 at 2:29 PM #127160TheBreezeParticipant
The demand for such services is rising fast as more and more families lose their homes to foreclosures. But at the same time, the state is collecting many fewer $3 fees on home sales and refinancing. Just before Christmas, Craig was notified that she would lose up to half of her organization’s funding for the coming year.I wonder if this part of the story is really true. So these people could qualify to get a mortgage but can’t afford a rental? That’s kind of hard for me to believe.
December 31, 2007 at 2:29 PM #127185TheBreezeParticipant
The demand for such services is rising fast as more and more families lose their homes to foreclosures. But at the same time, the state is collecting many fewer $3 fees on home sales and refinancing. Just before Christmas, Craig was notified that she would lose up to half of her organization’s funding for the coming year.I wonder if this part of the story is really true. So these people could qualify to get a mortgage but can’t afford a rental? That’s kind of hard for me to believe.
December 31, 2007 at 2:29 PM #127092TheBreezeParticipant
The demand for such services is rising fast as more and more families lose their homes to foreclosures. But at the same time, the state is collecting many fewer $3 fees on home sales and refinancing. Just before Christmas, Craig was notified that she would lose up to half of her organization’s funding for the coming year.I wonder if this part of the story is really true. So these people could qualify to get a mortgage but can’t afford a rental? That’s kind of hard for me to believe.
December 31, 2007 at 2:29 PM #127082TheBreezeParticipant
The demand for such services is rising fast as more and more families lose their homes to foreclosures. But at the same time, the state is collecting many fewer $3 fees on home sales and refinancing. Just before Christmas, Craig was notified that she would lose up to half of her organization’s funding for the coming year.I wonder if this part of the story is really true. So these people could qualify to get a mortgage but can’t afford a rental? That’s kind of hard for me to believe.
December 31, 2007 at 2:29 PM #126922TheBreezeParticipant
The demand for such services is rising fast as more and more families lose their homes to foreclosures. But at the same time, the state is collecting many fewer $3 fees on home sales and refinancing. Just before Christmas, Craig was notified that she would lose up to half of her organization’s funding for the coming year.I wonder if this part of the story is really true. So these people could qualify to get a mortgage but can’t afford a rental? That’s kind of hard for me to believe.
December 31, 2007 at 2:53 PM #126931BuyerWillEPBParticipantElected officials, scrambling to adjust, are trimming money for public schools, reducing grants to help the homeless, even asking police to dry-clean their uniforms less often
==========================================================Wow, that’s a tough choice to make. Fewer uniforms dry cleaned, or keep the next generation priced out of housing?
Decisions, decisions…
December 31, 2007 at 2:53 PM #127093BuyerWillEPBParticipantElected officials, scrambling to adjust, are trimming money for public schools, reducing grants to help the homeless, even asking police to dry-clean their uniforms less often
==========================================================Wow, that’s a tough choice to make. Fewer uniforms dry cleaned, or keep the next generation priced out of housing?
Decisions, decisions…
December 31, 2007 at 2:53 PM #127169BuyerWillEPBParticipantElected officials, scrambling to adjust, are trimming money for public schools, reducing grants to help the homeless, even asking police to dry-clean their uniforms less often
==========================================================Wow, that’s a tough choice to make. Fewer uniforms dry cleaned, or keep the next generation priced out of housing?
Decisions, decisions…
December 31, 2007 at 2:53 PM #127102BuyerWillEPBParticipantElected officials, scrambling to adjust, are trimming money for public schools, reducing grants to help the homeless, even asking police to dry-clean their uniforms less often
==========================================================Wow, that’s a tough choice to make. Fewer uniforms dry cleaned, or keep the next generation priced out of housing?
Decisions, decisions…
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