Low Mortgage Interest Rates For Everyone!!!: U.S. May Back Refinance Plan for Mortgages

[briansd1]

[quote=flu]
Brian, I don’t care because I already bought. I just think it sucks for people on the sideline. Also, as might also suck if you are a landlord.[/quote]

As sdr said, stop the myopia. It’s not about us individually. It’s about improving the economy for everyone.

[briansd1]

[quote=Arraya][quote=jpinpb] But what causes someone to get the H. pylori bacteria? Could stress weaken the immune system and the body is vulnerable to unfriendly bacteria?[/quote]

Yes, the fundamental underlying issue in almost all illnesses today is stress. When stress hormones are released into your body, the same hormones that get you ready for fight and flight, also shut off the immune system.[/quote]

I think stress and obesity together are the problem.

We need some stress as stimulatants. But chronic stress is harmful. Happy people live longer. Stressed-out, bitter, angry folks always get sick.

[briansd1]

[quote=Arraya][quote=jpinpb] But what causes someone to get the H. pylori bacteria? Could stress weaken the immune system and the body is vulnerable to unfriendly bacteria?[/quote]

Yes, the fundamental underlying issue in almost all illnesses today is stress. When stress hormones are released into your body, the same hormones that get you ready for fight and flight, also shut off the immune system.[/quote]

I think stress and obesity together are the problem.

We need some stress as stimulatants. But chronic stress is harmful. Happy people live longer. Stressed-out, bitter, angry folks always get sick.

[briansd1]

[quote=Arraya][quote=jpinpb] But what causes someone to get the H. pylori bacteria? Could stress weaken the immune system and the body is vulnerable to unfriendly bacteria?[/quote]

Yes, the fundamental underlying issue in almost all illnesses today is stress. When stress hormones are released into your body, the same hormones that get you ready for fight and flight, also shut off the immune system.[/quote]

I think stress and obesity together are the problem.

We need some stress as stimulatants. But chronic stress is harmful. Happy people live longer. Stressed-out, bitter, angry folks always get sick.

[briansd1]

[quote=Arraya][quote=jpinpb] But what causes someone to get the H. pylori bacteria? Could stress weaken the immune system and the body is vulnerable to unfriendly bacteria?[/quote]

Yes, the fundamental underlying issue in almost all illnesses today is stress. When stress hormones are released into your body, the same hormones that get you ready for fight and flight, also shut off the immune system.[/quote]

I think stress and obesity together are the problem.

We need some stress as stimulatants. But chronic stress is harmful. Happy people live longer. Stressed-out, bitter, angry folks always get sick.

[briansd1]

[quote=Arraya][quote=jpinpb] But what causes someone to get the H. pylori bacteria? Could stress weaken the immune system and the body is vulnerable to unfriendly bacteria?[/quote]

Yes, the fundamental underlying issue in almost all illnesses today is stress. When stress hormones are released into your body, the same hormones that get you ready for fight and flight, also shut off the immune system.[/quote]

I think stress and obesity together are the problem.

We need some stress as stimulatants. But chronic stress is harmful. Happy people live longer. Stressed-out, bitter, angry folks always get sick.

[The-Shoveler]

I think sdr said it best,
This is about the country not SD.

In most of the rest of the country outside of coastal SoCal price is not the issue anymore,
“ CREDIT IS”
But I doubt this will have as big an effect as they are looking for anyway. It is more about the price you bought (regardless if you are underwater or not). Also a lot of owners just have a view that their home was worth so much at one point so that’s what they expect, it’s just the way people are. So they feel they have less so they need to save and well that’s it I guess. No one is moving much and that won’t change anytime soon.

[The-Shoveler]

I think sdr said it best,
This is about the country not SD.

In most of the rest of the country outside of coastal SoCal price is not the issue anymore,
“ CREDIT IS”
But I doubt this will have as big an effect as they are looking for anyway. It is more about the price you bought (regardless if you are underwater or not). Also a lot of owners just have a view that their home was worth so much at one point so that’s what they expect, it’s just the way people are. So they feel they have less so they need to save and well that’s it I guess. No one is moving much and that won’t change anytime soon.

[The-Shoveler]

I think sdr said it best,
This is about the country not SD.

In most of the rest of the country outside of coastal SoCal price is not the issue anymore,
“ CREDIT IS”
But I doubt this will have as big an effect as they are looking for anyway. It is more about the price you bought (regardless if you are underwater or not). Also a lot of owners just have a view that their home was worth so much at one point so that’s what they expect, it’s just the way people are. So they feel they have less so they need to save and well that’s it I guess. No one is moving much and that won’t change anytime soon.

[The-Shoveler]

I think sdr said it best,
This is about the country not SD.

In most of the rest of the country outside of coastal SoCal price is not the issue anymore,
“ CREDIT IS”
But I doubt this will have as big an effect as they are looking for anyway. It is more about the price you bought (regardless if you are underwater or not). Also a lot of owners just have a view that their home was worth so much at one point so that’s what they expect, it’s just the way people are. So they feel they have less so they need to save and well that’s it I guess. No one is moving much and that won’t change anytime soon.

[The-Shoveler]

I think sdr said it best,
This is about the country not SD.

In most of the rest of the country outside of coastal SoCal price is not the issue anymore,
“ CREDIT IS”
But I doubt this will have as big an effect as they are looking for anyway. It is more about the price you bought (regardless if you are underwater or not). Also a lot of owners just have a view that their home was worth so much at one point so that’s what they expect, it’s just the way people are. So they feel they have less so they need to save and well that’s it I guess. No one is moving much and that won’t change anytime soon.

[all]

So, the government will reduce the interest rate (one time) and compensate for the loss of revenue by taxing the mortgage interest (perpetually)?

In the ‘mortgage interest deduction’ thread we were terminating a ‘handout’ and in this thread we are creating one. What’s the point?

[all]

So, the government will reduce the interest rate (one time) and compensate for the loss of revenue by taxing the mortgage interest (perpetually)?

In the ‘mortgage interest deduction’ thread we were terminating a ‘handout’ and in this thread we are creating one. What’s the point?

[all]

So, the government will reduce the interest rate (one time) and compensate for the loss of revenue by taxing the mortgage interest (perpetually)?

In the ‘mortgage interest deduction’ thread we were terminating a ‘handout’ and in this thread we are creating one. What’s the point?

[all]

So, the government will reduce the interest rate (one time) and compensate for the loss of revenue by taxing the mortgage interest (perpetually)?

In the ‘mortgage interest deduction’ thread we were terminating a ‘handout’ and in this thread we are creating one. What’s the point?

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