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July 30, 2010 at 12:10 AM #585323July 30, 2010 at 1:00 AM #584301
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July 30, 2010 at 1:00 AM #584392dbapig
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July 30, 2010 at 1:00 AM #584928dbapig
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July 30, 2010 at 1:00 AM #585036dbapig
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July 30, 2010 at 1:00 AM #585338dbapig
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July 30, 2010 at 7:32 AM #584326Arraya
ParticipantRenting is essentially paying someone else a fee to take the property price risk for you, which is a very good bet during a real estate crash, even one that has stalled temporarily because of massive intervention. My guess is the current head fake will make a lot of “losers” out of current homeowners.
As pointed out above. Quite possibly your, circa 2005, statement:
Rental status is highly correlated to lower socio-economic status also a strong predictor of academic achievment of students. In other words, I you rent you are likely to be poor and dumb.
is some sort of subconscious bargaining rationalization for questionable decisions you’ve made. Though, I’m pretty sure excessive leverage can be damaging for people of all levels of education.
fwiw – My landlord actually tried to increase rent by $100 being that my lease is up in August. I ended up getting a $100 reduction.
July 30, 2010 at 7:32 AM #584417Arraya
ParticipantRenting is essentially paying someone else a fee to take the property price risk for you, which is a very good bet during a real estate crash, even one that has stalled temporarily because of massive intervention. My guess is the current head fake will make a lot of “losers” out of current homeowners.
As pointed out above. Quite possibly your, circa 2005, statement:
Rental status is highly correlated to lower socio-economic status also a strong predictor of academic achievment of students. In other words, I you rent you are likely to be poor and dumb.
is some sort of subconscious bargaining rationalization for questionable decisions you’ve made. Though, I’m pretty sure excessive leverage can be damaging for people of all levels of education.
fwiw – My landlord actually tried to increase rent by $100 being that my lease is up in August. I ended up getting a $100 reduction.
July 30, 2010 at 7:32 AM #584953Arraya
ParticipantRenting is essentially paying someone else a fee to take the property price risk for you, which is a very good bet during a real estate crash, even one that has stalled temporarily because of massive intervention. My guess is the current head fake will make a lot of “losers” out of current homeowners.
As pointed out above. Quite possibly your, circa 2005, statement:
Rental status is highly correlated to lower socio-economic status also a strong predictor of academic achievment of students. In other words, I you rent you are likely to be poor and dumb.
is some sort of subconscious bargaining rationalization for questionable decisions you’ve made. Though, I’m pretty sure excessive leverage can be damaging for people of all levels of education.
fwiw – My landlord actually tried to increase rent by $100 being that my lease is up in August. I ended up getting a $100 reduction.
July 30, 2010 at 7:32 AM #585061Arraya
ParticipantRenting is essentially paying someone else a fee to take the property price risk for you, which is a very good bet during a real estate crash, even one that has stalled temporarily because of massive intervention. My guess is the current head fake will make a lot of “losers” out of current homeowners.
As pointed out above. Quite possibly your, circa 2005, statement:
Rental status is highly correlated to lower socio-economic status also a strong predictor of academic achievment of students. In other words, I you rent you are likely to be poor and dumb.
is some sort of subconscious bargaining rationalization for questionable decisions you’ve made. Though, I’m pretty sure excessive leverage can be damaging for people of all levels of education.
fwiw – My landlord actually tried to increase rent by $100 being that my lease is up in August. I ended up getting a $100 reduction.
July 30, 2010 at 7:32 AM #585363Arraya
ParticipantRenting is essentially paying someone else a fee to take the property price risk for you, which is a very good bet during a real estate crash, even one that has stalled temporarily because of massive intervention. My guess is the current head fake will make a lot of “losers” out of current homeowners.
As pointed out above. Quite possibly your, circa 2005, statement:
Rental status is highly correlated to lower socio-economic status also a strong predictor of academic achievment of students. In other words, I you rent you are likely to be poor and dumb.
is some sort of subconscious bargaining rationalization for questionable decisions you’ve made. Though, I’m pretty sure excessive leverage can be damaging for people of all levels of education.
fwiw – My landlord actually tried to increase rent by $100 being that my lease is up in August. I ended up getting a $100 reduction.
July 30, 2010 at 7:44 AM #584341blahblahblah
ParticipantIf you don’t have a few billion in the bank then you are a loser in the global casino gulag, regardless of whether or not you own or rent your hovel. If your assets aren’t hidden in tax-free foundations and trusts around the world, you’re a loser. If you don’t have a 100+ foot yacht with a helicopter pad that you can use to bug out when things get weird, then you’re a loser.
We’re all losers!
July 30, 2010 at 7:44 AM #584432blahblahblah
ParticipantIf you don’t have a few billion in the bank then you are a loser in the global casino gulag, regardless of whether or not you own or rent your hovel. If your assets aren’t hidden in tax-free foundations and trusts around the world, you’re a loser. If you don’t have a 100+ foot yacht with a helicopter pad that you can use to bug out when things get weird, then you’re a loser.
We’re all losers!
July 30, 2010 at 7:44 AM #584968blahblahblah
ParticipantIf you don’t have a few billion in the bank then you are a loser in the global casino gulag, regardless of whether or not you own or rent your hovel. If your assets aren’t hidden in tax-free foundations and trusts around the world, you’re a loser. If you don’t have a 100+ foot yacht with a helicopter pad that you can use to bug out when things get weird, then you’re a loser.
We’re all losers!
July 30, 2010 at 7:44 AM #585076blahblahblah
ParticipantIf you don’t have a few billion in the bank then you are a loser in the global casino gulag, regardless of whether or not you own or rent your hovel. If your assets aren’t hidden in tax-free foundations and trusts around the world, you’re a loser. If you don’t have a 100+ foot yacht with a helicopter pad that you can use to bug out when things get weird, then you’re a loser.
We’re all losers!
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