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Participant[quote=CA renter]
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.How do you like it so far?[/quote]
Love it 🙂 I can almost understand how the whole bubble thing happened. Like Monty Python’s Sir Lancelot, I want just a little bit of the peril … I’m not planning to take out a HELOC to pay for a three-story backyard palapa, but I have been doing my part to keep Home Depot in business.
Participant[quote=CA renter]
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.How do you like it so far?[/quote]
Love it 🙂 I can almost understand how the whole bubble thing happened. Like Monty Python’s Sir Lancelot, I want just a little bit of the peril … I’m not planning to take out a HELOC to pay for a three-story backyard palapa, but I have been doing my part to keep Home Depot in business.
Participant[quote=CA renter]
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.How do you like it so far?[/quote]
Love it 🙂 I can almost understand how the whole bubble thing happened. Like Monty Python’s Sir Lancelot, I want just a little bit of the peril … I’m not planning to take out a HELOC to pay for a three-story backyard palapa, but I have been doing my part to keep Home Depot in business.
Participant[quote=CA renter]
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.How do you like it so far?[/quote]
Love it 🙂 I can almost understand how the whole bubble thing happened. Like Monty Python’s Sir Lancelot, I want just a little bit of the peril … I’m not planning to take out a HELOC to pay for a three-story backyard palapa, but I have been doing my part to keep Home Depot in business.
Participant[quote=CA renter]
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.How do you like it so far?[/quote]
Love it 🙂 I can almost understand how the whole bubble thing happened. Like Monty Python’s Sir Lancelot, I want just a little bit of the peril … I’m not planning to take out a HELOC to pay for a three-story backyard palapa, but I have been doing my part to keep Home Depot in business.
ParticipantDoesn’t sound to me like the individual payouts will be capped based on how many people claim the credit … I think they’ll only deduct 57% or 70% from the $100 million total for the purpose of deciding when to stop accepting applications.
Granted the state credit isn’t quite as much of a gimme as the federal credit … but if I could’ve possibly delayed escrow in order to get it, I would’ve done so. I still think both credits are bad for taxpayers, but my principles aren’t quite strong enough to compel me to turn down free money.
ParticipantDoesn’t sound to me like the individual payouts will be capped based on how many people claim the credit … I think they’ll only deduct 57% or 70% from the $100 million total for the purpose of deciding when to stop accepting applications.
Granted the state credit isn’t quite as much of a gimme as the federal credit … but if I could’ve possibly delayed escrow in order to get it, I would’ve done so. I still think both credits are bad for taxpayers, but my principles aren’t quite strong enough to compel me to turn down free money.
ParticipantDoesn’t sound to me like the individual payouts will be capped based on how many people claim the credit … I think they’ll only deduct 57% or 70% from the $100 million total for the purpose of deciding when to stop accepting applications.
Granted the state credit isn’t quite as much of a gimme as the federal credit … but if I could’ve possibly delayed escrow in order to get it, I would’ve done so. I still think both credits are bad for taxpayers, but my principles aren’t quite strong enough to compel me to turn down free money.
ParticipantDoesn’t sound to me like the individual payouts will be capped based on how many people claim the credit … I think they’ll only deduct 57% or 70% from the $100 million total for the purpose of deciding when to stop accepting applications.
Granted the state credit isn’t quite as much of a gimme as the federal credit … but if I could’ve possibly delayed escrow in order to get it, I would’ve done so. I still think both credits are bad for taxpayers, but my principles aren’t quite strong enough to compel me to turn down free money.
ParticipantDoesn’t sound to me like the individual payouts will be capped based on how many people claim the credit … I think they’ll only deduct 57% or 70% from the $100 million total for the purpose of deciding when to stop accepting applications.
Granted the state credit isn’t quite as much of a gimme as the federal credit … but if I could’ve possibly delayed escrow in order to get it, I would’ve done so. I still think both credits are bad for taxpayers, but my principles aren’t quite strong enough to compel me to turn down free money.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
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