Real Estate Complex goes for 15K credit

[Anonymous]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

“The real estate industry, including the powerful 1.1 million-member National Association of Realtors, wants Congress to extend the credit at least through next summer. ”

Question for urbanrealtor:

So, are you going to stop paying your NAR dues?

I’m sure you at least wrote the NAR expressing your outrage over their support of this.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=patb][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.[/quote]

Thank you for that.
My coffee came out of my nose.

I actually am a liberal and I thought it was a fun joke at myself.

Thank you though.
YOu did make it better.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=patb][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.[/quote]

Thank you for that.
My coffee came out of my nose.

I actually am a liberal and I thought it was a fun joke at myself.

Thank you though.
YOu did make it better.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=patb][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.[/quote]

Thank you for that.
My coffee came out of my nose.

I actually am a liberal and I thought it was a fun joke at myself.

Thank you though.
YOu did make it better.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=patb][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.[/quote]

Thank you for that.
My coffee came out of my nose.

I actually am a liberal and I thought it was a fun joke at myself.

Thank you though.
YOu did make it better.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=patb][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.[/quote]

Thank you for that.
My coffee came out of my nose.

I actually am a liberal and I thought it was a fun joke at myself.

Thank you though.
YOu did make it better.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=pri_dk][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

“The real estate industry, including the powerful 1.1 million-member National Association of Realtors, wants Congress to extend the credit at least through next summer. ”

Question for urbanrealtor:

So, are you going to stop paying your NAR dues?

I’m sure you at least wrote the NAR expressing your outrage over their support of this.[/quote]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=pri_dk][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

“The real estate industry, including the powerful 1.1 million-member National Association of Realtors, wants Congress to extend the credit at least through next summer. ”

Question for urbanrealtor:

So, are you going to stop paying your NAR dues?

I’m sure you at least wrote the NAR expressing your outrage over their support of this.[/quote]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=pri_dk][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

“The real estate industry, including the powerful 1.1 million-member National Association of Realtors, wants Congress to extend the credit at least through next summer. ”

Question for urbanrealtor:

So, are you going to stop paying your NAR dues?

I’m sure you at least wrote the NAR expressing your outrage over their support of this.[/quote]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=pri_dk][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

“The real estate industry, including the powerful 1.1 million-member National Association of Realtors, wants Congress to extend the credit at least through next summer. ”

Question for urbanrealtor:

So, are you going to stop paying your NAR dues?

I’m sure you at least wrote the NAR expressing your outrage over their support of this.[/quote]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=pri_dk][quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

“The real estate industry, including the powerful 1.1 million-member National Association of Realtors, wants Congress to extend the credit at least through next summer. ”

Question for urbanrealtor:

So, are you going to stop paying your NAR dues?

I’m sure you at least wrote the NAR expressing your outrage over their support of this.[/quote]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.[/quote]

i believe if the prices were allowed to hit their equilibrium level,
the market would suck up these houses.

They are selling REO’s in DC and everytime one hits for under 100K/Bedroom
it sells in a week,

the problem is the overhang of excess inventory needs to be worked out.

If the feds would stop underwriting jumbo mortgages, stop insuring
high risk mortgages, insist people buy for 20% down, then we would
have real substantial house sales.

And fast nickels are as good as slow dimes.

China is a real mess, looks good on the surface like this.

http://www.fcproductions.net/chinalbeit/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/china_1432267c.jpg

it’s crap underneath.

The chinese are wrecking their environment, poisoning their people
and building crap.

Now a muscular regulatory environemnt would help, as well
as public sector investment in long term programs.

if the feds would invest into renewable energy, that would help,
have energy standards so you could have zero energy homes,
that would help and tax credits for this,
I would replace all mortgage credits with energy credits.
if youpaid people for solar panels on rooftops, you could
power america in under 3 ears.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.[/quote]

i believe if the prices were allowed to hit their equilibrium level,
the market would suck up these houses.

They are selling REO’s in DC and everytime one hits for under 100K/Bedroom
it sells in a week,

the problem is the overhang of excess inventory needs to be worked out.

If the feds would stop underwriting jumbo mortgages, stop insuring
high risk mortgages, insist people buy for 20% down, then we would
have real substantial house sales.

And fast nickels are as good as slow dimes.

China is a real mess, looks good on the surface like this.

http://www.fcproductions.net/chinalbeit/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/china_1432267c.jpg

it’s crap underneath.

The chinese are wrecking their environment, poisoning their people
and building crap.

Now a muscular regulatory environemnt would help, as well
as public sector investment in long term programs.

if the feds would invest into renewable energy, that would help,
have energy standards so you could have zero energy homes,
that would help and tax credits for this,
I would replace all mortgage credits with energy credits.
if youpaid people for solar panels on rooftops, you could
power america in under 3 ears.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.[/quote]

i believe if the prices were allowed to hit their equilibrium level,
the market would suck up these houses.

They are selling REO’s in DC and everytime one hits for under 100K/Bedroom
it sells in a week,

the problem is the overhang of excess inventory needs to be worked out.

If the feds would stop underwriting jumbo mortgages, stop insuring
high risk mortgages, insist people buy for 20% down, then we would
have real substantial house sales.

And fast nickels are as good as slow dimes.

China is a real mess, looks good on the surface like this.

http://www.fcproductions.net/chinalbeit/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/china_1432267c.jpg

it’s crap underneath.

The chinese are wrecking their environment, poisoning their people
and building crap.

Now a muscular regulatory environemnt would help, as well
as public sector investment in long term programs.

if the feds would invest into renewable energy, that would help,
have energy standards so you could have zero energy homes,
that would help and tax credits for this,
I would replace all mortgage credits with energy credits.
if youpaid people for solar panels on rooftops, you could
power america in under 3 ears.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]

Honestly, I don’t have rage at this.
It seems like a dumb idea but not so much it actually angers me.
I do actually believe in government intervention in the economy.
I think the success of China in the last 15 years is an example of how beneficial government interference can be when coupled with capitalist initiative.
And I don’t think it is mutually exclusive with democracy.
Further, if the $15k measure succeeds, while being a dumb idea, it is in my material self interest.
I care more about putting food on the table than making a point.

Oh, and thats part of why I am still a member of NAR.
It really is a practical necessity.[/quote]

i believe if the prices were allowed to hit their equilibrium level,
the market would suck up these houses.

They are selling REO’s in DC and everytime one hits for under 100K/Bedroom
it sells in a week,

the problem is the overhang of excess inventory needs to be worked out.

If the feds would stop underwriting jumbo mortgages, stop insuring
high risk mortgages, insist people buy for 20% down, then we would
have real substantial house sales.

And fast nickels are as good as slow dimes.

China is a real mess, looks good on the surface like this.

http://www.fcproductions.net/chinalbeit/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/china_1432267c.jpg

it’s crap underneath.

The chinese are wrecking their environment, poisoning their people
and building crap.

Now a muscular regulatory environemnt would help, as well
as public sector investment in long term programs.

if the feds would invest into renewable energy, that would help,
have energy standards so you could have zero energy homes,
that would help and tax credits for this,
I would replace all mortgage credits with energy credits.
if youpaid people for solar panels on rooftops, you could
power america in under 3 ears.

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