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July 14, 2010 at 11:20 AM #579010July 14, 2010 at 11:29 AM #577995sdrealtorParticipant
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That sounds about right for the typical Chula Vista elderly couple. Not everyone lives in CV or coastal county. The examples are all over the board. With that said very few of the greatest genration inerited anything at all. Most were immigrants or 1st generation americans. Now inheritances are far more common for boomers than they were for parents of boomers.July 14, 2010 at 11:29 AM #578090sdrealtorParticipantBG
That sounds about right for the typical Chula Vista elderly couple. Not everyone lives in CV or coastal county. The examples are all over the board. With that said very few of the greatest genration inerited anything at all. Most were immigrants or 1st generation americans. Now inheritances are far more common for boomers than they were for parents of boomers.July 14, 2010 at 11:29 AM #578617sdrealtorParticipantBG
That sounds about right for the typical Chula Vista elderly couple. Not everyone lives in CV or coastal county. The examples are all over the board. With that said very few of the greatest genration inerited anything at all. Most were immigrants or 1st generation americans. Now inheritances are far more common for boomers than they were for parents of boomers.July 14, 2010 at 11:29 AM #578722sdrealtorParticipantBG
That sounds about right for the typical Chula Vista elderly couple. Not everyone lives in CV or coastal county. The examples are all over the board. With that said very few of the greatest genration inerited anything at all. Most were immigrants or 1st generation americans. Now inheritances are far more common for boomers than they were for parents of boomers.July 14, 2010 at 11:29 AM #579025sdrealtorParticipantBG
That sounds about right for the typical Chula Vista elderly couple. Not everyone lives in CV or coastal county. The examples are all over the board. With that said very few of the greatest genration inerited anything at all. Most were immigrants or 1st generation americans. Now inheritances are far more common for boomers than they were for parents of boomers.July 14, 2010 at 11:30 AM #578001sdrealtorParticipantUCG
They are fine and they are alot like him. They dont drive around in fancy cars and live very understated lives despite being pretty wealthy.July 14, 2010 at 11:30 AM #578095sdrealtorParticipantUCG
They are fine and they are alot like him. They dont drive around in fancy cars and live very understated lives despite being pretty wealthy.July 14, 2010 at 11:30 AM #578622sdrealtorParticipantUCG
They are fine and they are alot like him. They dont drive around in fancy cars and live very understated lives despite being pretty wealthy.July 14, 2010 at 11:30 AM #578727sdrealtorParticipantUCG
They are fine and they are alot like him. They dont drive around in fancy cars and live very understated lives despite being pretty wealthy.July 14, 2010 at 11:30 AM #579030sdrealtorParticipantUCG
They are fine and they are alot like him. They dont drive around in fancy cars and live very understated lives despite being pretty wealthy.July 14, 2010 at 12:23 PM #578041sd_mattParticipantRecast ( or is it reset? ) number two just getting underway. 57% is in CA. No renewal of unemployment benefits.
Aren’t these the 800lb gorilla in the room?
…and interest rates can only get down to 4% if every middleman wants to continue to make a profit…if I’m correct
I vote down for SD.
July 14, 2010 at 12:23 PM #578135sd_mattParticipantRecast ( or is it reset? ) number two just getting underway. 57% is in CA. No renewal of unemployment benefits.
Aren’t these the 800lb gorilla in the room?
…and interest rates can only get down to 4% if every middleman wants to continue to make a profit…if I’m correct
I vote down for SD.
July 14, 2010 at 12:23 PM #578662sd_mattParticipantRecast ( or is it reset? ) number two just getting underway. 57% is in CA. No renewal of unemployment benefits.
Aren’t these the 800lb gorilla in the room?
…and interest rates can only get down to 4% if every middleman wants to continue to make a profit…if I’m correct
I vote down for SD.
July 14, 2010 at 12:23 PM #578767sd_mattParticipantRecast ( or is it reset? ) number two just getting underway. 57% is in CA. No renewal of unemployment benefits.
Aren’t these the 800lb gorilla in the room?
…and interest rates can only get down to 4% if every middleman wants to continue to make a profit…if I’m correct
I vote down for SD.
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