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ParticipantKrugman jumped the shark the minute he got the Nobel.
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ParticipantKrugman jumped the shark the minute he got the Nobel.
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ParticipantKrugman jumped the shark the minute he got the Nobel.
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ParticipantKrugman jumped the shark the minute he got the Nobel.
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ParticipantKrugman jumped the shark the minute he got the Nobel.
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ParticipantI’d guess that rising interest rates could kill some marginal deals. We may see yet another wave of relistings in a few weeks … more inventory, but more work and more headaches for agents and buyers and sellers alike.
Of course the effect of higher rates could be balanced out by the use of Barack Bucks for FHA down payments. And I thought “refund anticipation” loans were supposed to be a bad thing … anything to reinflate the bubble I guess.
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ParticipantI’d guess that rising interest rates could kill some marginal deals. We may see yet another wave of relistings in a few weeks … more inventory, but more work and more headaches for agents and buyers and sellers alike.
Of course the effect of higher rates could be balanced out by the use of Barack Bucks for FHA down payments. And I thought “refund anticipation” loans were supposed to be a bad thing … anything to reinflate the bubble I guess.
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ParticipantI’d guess that rising interest rates could kill some marginal deals. We may see yet another wave of relistings in a few weeks … more inventory, but more work and more headaches for agents and buyers and sellers alike.
Of course the effect of higher rates could be balanced out by the use of Barack Bucks for FHA down payments. And I thought “refund anticipation” loans were supposed to be a bad thing … anything to reinflate the bubble I guess.
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ParticipantI’d guess that rising interest rates could kill some marginal deals. We may see yet another wave of relistings in a few weeks … more inventory, but more work and more headaches for agents and buyers and sellers alike.
Of course the effect of higher rates could be balanced out by the use of Barack Bucks for FHA down payments. And I thought “refund anticipation” loans were supposed to be a bad thing … anything to reinflate the bubble I guess.
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ParticipantI’d guess that rising interest rates could kill some marginal deals. We may see yet another wave of relistings in a few weeks … more inventory, but more work and more headaches for agents and buyers and sellers alike.
Of course the effect of higher rates could be balanced out by the use of Barack Bucks for FHA down payments. And I thought “refund anticipation” loans were supposed to be a bad thing … anything to reinflate the bubble I guess.
May 28, 2009 at 11:57 AM in reply to: What is the advantage of buying down your interest rate? #406685AK
ParticipantAnd if you’re going with an assumable loan (I think that applies to most FHA and VA loans), buying down that rate may enhance your future resale value.
May 28, 2009 at 11:57 AM in reply to: What is the advantage of buying down your interest rate? #406928AK
ParticipantAnd if you’re going with an assumable loan (I think that applies to most FHA and VA loans), buying down that rate may enhance your future resale value.
May 28, 2009 at 11:57 AM in reply to: What is the advantage of buying down your interest rate? #407172AK
ParticipantAnd if you’re going with an assumable loan (I think that applies to most FHA and VA loans), buying down that rate may enhance your future resale value.
May 28, 2009 at 11:57 AM in reply to: What is the advantage of buying down your interest rate? #407234AK
ParticipantAnd if you’re going with an assumable loan (I think that applies to most FHA and VA loans), buying down that rate may enhance your future resale value.
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