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  • January 11, 2010 at 2:53 PM #502013
    Coronita
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    Face it…The war is over…
    When the government is as inept at managing money as it is, can you really expect the majority to do better….

    Accept it….Savers lost….Move on….

    Now where is that paypal account for donating to that Murrieta family…

    P.S., my neighbor, the one that was in the process of being in dire financial stress, just got bailed out…Talk about a large 1st from Bofa and a HELOC from Countrywide…..Looks like the HELOC just got wiped clean and the first just got modded. I’ll see if I can get details…Also the property tax (3 years behind now just got paid fully with penalty with the loan forgiveness)…Also saw a brand new 60″ LCD….Good times are here again….

    January 11, 2010 at 2:59 PM #501290
    briansd1
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    [quote=SD Realtor]How popular would this administration or any administration be with 9% interest rates? [/quote]

    Elderly folks with money in the bank and houses paid for would love it. I can see them cruising the Caribbeans and traveling the world drinking to the good times.

    January 11, 2010 at 2:59 PM #501684
    briansd1
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    [quote=SD Realtor]How popular would this administration or any administration be with 9% interest rates? [/quote]

    Elderly folks with money in the bank and houses paid for would love it. I can see them cruising the Caribbeans and traveling the world drinking to the good times.

    January 11, 2010 at 2:59 PM #502028
    briansd1
    Guest

    [quote=SD Realtor]How popular would this administration or any administration be with 9% interest rates? [/quote]

    Elderly folks with money in the bank and houses paid for would love it. I can see them cruising the Caribbeans and traveling the world drinking to the good times.

    January 11, 2010 at 2:59 PM #501779
    briansd1
    Guest

    [quote=SD Realtor]How popular would this administration or any administration be with 9% interest rates? [/quote]

    Elderly folks with money in the bank and houses paid for would love it. I can see them cruising the Caribbeans and traveling the world drinking to the good times.

    January 11, 2010 at 2:59 PM #501142
    briansd1
    Guest

    [quote=SD Realtor]How popular would this administration or any administration be with 9% interest rates? [/quote]

    Elderly folks with money in the bank and houses paid for would love it. I can see them cruising the Caribbeans and traveling the world drinking to the good times.

    January 11, 2010 at 5:18 PM #501218
    CA renter
    Participant

    Firstly, they will not stop printing. If the Fed doesn’t buy them, the GSEs will, IMHO.

    The “good times” will roll through Q3 2010, if not through the beginning of 2011, after which, I think we’ll see the double-dip.

    They’re just trying to get more buyers off the fence with these silly announcements.

    January 11, 2010 at 5:18 PM #501760
    CA renter
    Participant

    Firstly, they will not stop printing. If the Fed doesn’t buy them, the GSEs will, IMHO.

    The “good times” will roll through Q3 2010, if not through the beginning of 2011, after which, I think we’ll see the double-dip.

    They’re just trying to get more buyers off the fence with these silly announcements.

    January 11, 2010 at 5:18 PM #502106
    CA renter
    Participant

    Firstly, they will not stop printing. If the Fed doesn’t buy them, the GSEs will, IMHO.

    The “good times” will roll through Q3 2010, if not through the beginning of 2011, after which, I think we’ll see the double-dip.

    They’re just trying to get more buyers off the fence with these silly announcements.

    January 11, 2010 at 5:18 PM #501856
    CA renter
    Participant

    Firstly, they will not stop printing. If the Fed doesn’t buy them, the GSEs will, IMHO.

    The “good times” will roll through Q3 2010, if not through the beginning of 2011, after which, I think we’ll see the double-dip.

    They’re just trying to get more buyers off the fence with these silly announcements.

    January 11, 2010 at 5:18 PM #501367
    CA renter
    Participant

    Firstly, they will not stop printing. If the Fed doesn’t buy them, the GSEs will, IMHO.

    The “good times” will roll through Q3 2010, if not through the beginning of 2011, after which, I think we’ll see the double-dip.

    They’re just trying to get more buyers off the fence with these silly announcements.

    January 11, 2010 at 6:12 PM #501382
    ibjames
    Participant

    [quote=flu]Face it…The war is over…
    When the government is as inept at managing money as it is, can you really expect the majority to do better….

    Accept it….Savers lost….Move on….

    Now where is that paypal account for donating to that Murrieta family…

    P.S., my neighbor, the one that was in the process of being in dire financial stress, just got bailed out…Talk about a large 1st from Bofa and a HELOC from Countrywide…..Looks like the HELOC just got wiped clean and the first just got modded. I’ll see if I can get details…Also the property tax (3 years behind now just got paid fully with penalty with the loan forgiveness)…Also saw a brand new 60″ LCD….Good times are here again….[/quote]

    they bought a 60″ LCD? Are you kidding me? AGASLKDFAK

    January 11, 2010 at 6:12 PM #502120
    ibjames
    Participant

    [quote=flu]Face it…The war is over…
    When the government is as inept at managing money as it is, can you really expect the majority to do better….

    Accept it….Savers lost….Move on….

    Now where is that paypal account for donating to that Murrieta family…

    P.S., my neighbor, the one that was in the process of being in dire financial stress, just got bailed out…Talk about a large 1st from Bofa and a HELOC from Countrywide…..Looks like the HELOC just got wiped clean and the first just got modded. I’ll see if I can get details…Also the property tax (3 years behind now just got paid fully with penalty with the loan forgiveness)…Also saw a brand new 60″ LCD….Good times are here again….[/quote]

    they bought a 60″ LCD? Are you kidding me? AGASLKDFAK

    January 11, 2010 at 6:12 PM #501872
    ibjames
    Participant

    [quote=flu]Face it…The war is over…
    When the government is as inept at managing money as it is, can you really expect the majority to do better….

    Accept it….Savers lost….Move on….

    Now where is that paypal account for donating to that Murrieta family…

    P.S., my neighbor, the one that was in the process of being in dire financial stress, just got bailed out…Talk about a large 1st from Bofa and a HELOC from Countrywide…..Looks like the HELOC just got wiped clean and the first just got modded. I’ll see if I can get details…Also the property tax (3 years behind now just got paid fully with penalty with the loan forgiveness)…Also saw a brand new 60″ LCD….Good times are here again….[/quote]

    they bought a 60″ LCD? Are you kidding me? AGASLKDFAK

    January 11, 2010 at 6:12 PM #501776
    ibjames
    Participant

    [quote=flu]Face it…The war is over…
    When the government is as inept at managing money as it is, can you really expect the majority to do better….

    Accept it….Savers lost….Move on….

    Now where is that paypal account for donating to that Murrieta family…

    P.S., my neighbor, the one that was in the process of being in dire financial stress, just got bailed out…Talk about a large 1st from Bofa and a HELOC from Countrywide…..Looks like the HELOC just got wiped clean and the first just got modded. I’ll see if I can get details…Also the property tax (3 years behind now just got paid fully with penalty with the loan forgiveness)…Also saw a brand new 60″ LCD….Good times are here again….[/quote]

    they bought a 60″ LCD? Are you kidding me? AGASLKDFAK

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