[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Sd realtor:

would like to speak with you. How Can I reach you?

[2009 Buyer]

Econ Prof;

Interest rates above 10%? How does one get around usury laws?

[2009 Buyer]

Econ Prof;

Interest rates above 10%? How does one get around usury laws?

[2009 Buyer]

Econ Prof;

Interest rates above 10%? How does one get around usury laws?

[2009 Buyer]

Econ Prof;

Interest rates above 10%? How does one get around usury laws?

[2009 Buyer]

Econ Prof;

Interest rates above 10%? How does one get around usury laws?

[2009 Buyer]

thaks davelj:

So, if I undestood you correctly, the right thing to do is to NOT try to increase the down payment to make things “cash flow positive” The bottom line is that in order for the math to work out, you should calculate “cash flow positive” without taking the down payment into account. makes sense to me – did I interpret you statements correctly?

[2009 Buyer]

thaks davelj:

So, if I undestood you correctly, the right thing to do is to NOT try to increase the down payment to make things “cash flow positive” The bottom line is that in order for the math to work out, you should calculate “cash flow positive” without taking the down payment into account. makes sense to me – did I interpret you statements correctly?

[2009 Buyer]

thaks davelj:

So, if I undestood you correctly, the right thing to do is to NOT try to increase the down payment to make things “cash flow positive” The bottom line is that in order for the math to work out, you should calculate “cash flow positive” without taking the down payment into account. makes sense to me – did I interpret you statements correctly?

[2009 Buyer]

thaks davelj:

So, if I undestood you correctly, the right thing to do is to NOT try to increase the down payment to make things “cash flow positive” The bottom line is that in order for the math to work out, you should calculate “cash flow positive” without taking the down payment into account. makes sense to me – did I interpret you statements correctly?

[2009 Buyer]

thaks davelj:

So, if I undestood you correctly, the right thing to do is to NOT try to increase the down payment to make things “cash flow positive” The bottom line is that in order for the math to work out, you should calculate “cash flow positive” without taking the down payment into account. makes sense to me – did I interpret you statements correctly?

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