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ParticipantCounting underemployment and the self-employed turned self-unemployed, I’d guess the true figure is somewhere in the vicinity of HOLY @#$%&!
Throw in the effects of drought on California agriculture and we’ve got a perfect storm on our hands.
AK
ParticipantCounting underemployment and the self-employed turned self-unemployed, I’d guess the true figure is somewhere in the vicinity of HOLY @#$%&!
Throw in the effects of drought on California agriculture and we’ve got a perfect storm on our hands.
AK
ParticipantCounting underemployment and the self-employed turned self-unemployed, I’d guess the true figure is somewhere in the vicinity of HOLY @#$%&!
Throw in the effects of drought on California agriculture and we’ve got a perfect storm on our hands.
AK
ParticipantCounting underemployment and the self-employed turned self-unemployed, I’d guess the true figure is somewhere in the vicinity of HOLY @#$%&!
Throw in the effects of drought on California agriculture and we’ve got a perfect storm on our hands.
AK
ParticipantCounting underemployment and the self-employed turned self-unemployed, I’d guess the true figure is somewhere in the vicinity of HOLY @#$%&!
Throw in the effects of drought on California agriculture and we’ve got a perfect storm on our hands.
AK
ParticipantIIRC Fannie and Freddie want 30% down for most investment properties. Plus it’s reasonable to assume that rents will stay flat or decline in many markets.
Still it sounds like a good deal … just not an absolute no-brainer IMO.
AK
ParticipantIIRC Fannie and Freddie want 30% down for most investment properties. Plus it’s reasonable to assume that rents will stay flat or decline in many markets.
Still it sounds like a good deal … just not an absolute no-brainer IMO.
AK
ParticipantIIRC Fannie and Freddie want 30% down for most investment properties. Plus it’s reasonable to assume that rents will stay flat or decline in many markets.
Still it sounds like a good deal … just not an absolute no-brainer IMO.
AK
ParticipantIIRC Fannie and Freddie want 30% down for most investment properties. Plus it’s reasonable to assume that rents will stay flat or decline in many markets.
Still it sounds like a good deal … just not an absolute no-brainer IMO.
AK
ParticipantIIRC Fannie and Freddie want 30% down for most investment properties. Plus it’s reasonable to assume that rents will stay flat or decline in many markets.
Still it sounds like a good deal … just not an absolute no-brainer IMO.
AK
ParticipantI’m always astonished by the things I see, particularly on TLC, HGTV, etc. … people tearing out load-bearing walls to “open up” a room, cutting out most of a shear wall to put in a picture window … then putting in decorative columns and beams in another part of the house ๐
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ParticipantI’m always astonished by the things I see, particularly on TLC, HGTV, etc. … people tearing out load-bearing walls to “open up” a room, cutting out most of a shear wall to put in a picture window … then putting in decorative columns and beams in another part of the house ๐
AK
ParticipantI’m always astonished by the things I see, particularly on TLC, HGTV, etc. … people tearing out load-bearing walls to “open up” a room, cutting out most of a shear wall to put in a picture window … then putting in decorative columns and beams in another part of the house ๐
AK
ParticipantI’m always astonished by the things I see, particularly on TLC, HGTV, etc. … people tearing out load-bearing walls to “open up” a room, cutting out most of a shear wall to put in a picture window … then putting in decorative columns and beams in another part of the house ๐
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