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Great Places to Raise Kids—for Less

Family-oriented neighborhoods with the most affordable homes and the best schools may be hiding in places you’ve never heard of

Echelon, N.J.? Arapahoe, Neb.? Lackland, Tex.? You’ve probably never heard of most of the small towns that make up BusinessWeek.com’s 2007 list of the Best Places to Raise Your Kids. And there’s a reason: Tight-knit communities like to stay private.

Working with national real estate researcher OnBoard in New York City, BW came up with a list of 50 places in the U.S. that offer kids—and their parents—the right combination of safety, community, and education. Whether you’re expecting your first-born or preparing your kids for college, our list weighs the five criteria every parent should consider when choosing a new home: test scores, cost of living, recreational and cultural activities, number of schools, and risk of crime……

http://www.businessweek.com/investor/content/nov2007/pi20071115_554425.htm

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Impending Destruction of the US Economy,
Paul Craig Roberts
November 30, 2007

Hubris and arrogance are too ensconced in Washington for policymakers to be aware of the economic policy trap in which they have placed the US economy. If the subprime mortgage meltdown is half as bad as predicted, low US interest rates will be required in order to contain the crisis. But if the dollar’s plight is half as bad as predicted, high US interest rates will be required if foreigners are to continue to hold dollars and to finance US budget and trade deficits.

Which will Washington sacrifice, the domestic financial system and over-extended homeowners or its ability to finance deficits?
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Dr. Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury for Economic Policy in the Reagan administration. He is credited with curing stagflation and eliminating “Phillips curve” trade-offs between employment and inflation, an achievement now on the verge of being lost by the worst economic mismanagement in US history.

http://realestatetalk.org/real-estate/impending-destruction-of-the-us-economy/

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Impending Destruction of the US Economy,
Paul Craig Roberts
November 30, 2007

Hubris and arrogance are too ensconced in Washington for policymakers to be aware of the economic policy trap in which they have placed the US economy. If the subprime mortgage meltdown is half as bad as predicted, low US interest rates will be required in order to contain the crisis. But if the dollar’s plight is half as bad as predicted, high US interest rates will be required if foreigners are to continue to hold dollars and to finance US budget and trade deficits.

Which will Washington sacrifice, the domestic financial system and over-extended homeowners or its ability to finance deficits?
………………….

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury for Economic Policy in the Reagan administration. He is credited with curing stagflation and eliminating “Phillips curve” trade-offs between employment and inflation, an achievement now on the verge of being lost by the worst economic mismanagement in US history.

http://realestatetalk.org/real-estate/impending-destruction-of-the-us-economy/

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Impending Destruction of the US Economy,
Paul Craig Roberts
November 30, 2007

Hubris and arrogance are too ensconced in Washington for policymakers to be aware of the economic policy trap in which they have placed the US economy. If the subprime mortgage meltdown is half as bad as predicted, low US interest rates will be required in order to contain the crisis. But if the dollar’s plight is half as bad as predicted, high US interest rates will be required if foreigners are to continue to hold dollars and to finance US budget and trade deficits.

Which will Washington sacrifice, the domestic financial system and over-extended homeowners or its ability to finance deficits?
………………….

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury for Economic Policy in the Reagan administration. He is credited with curing stagflation and eliminating “Phillips curve” trade-offs between employment and inflation, an achievement now on the verge of being lost by the worst economic mismanagement in US history.

http://realestatetalk.org/real-estate/impending-destruction-of-the-us-economy/

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Impending Destruction of the US Economy,
Paul Craig Roberts
November 30, 2007

Hubris and arrogance are too ensconced in Washington for policymakers to be aware of the economic policy trap in which they have placed the US economy. If the subprime mortgage meltdown is half as bad as predicted, low US interest rates will be required in order to contain the crisis. But if the dollar’s plight is half as bad as predicted, high US interest rates will be required if foreigners are to continue to hold dollars and to finance US budget and trade deficits.

Which will Washington sacrifice, the domestic financial system and over-extended homeowners or its ability to finance deficits?
………………….

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury for Economic Policy in the Reagan administration. He is credited with curing stagflation and eliminating “Phillips curve” trade-offs between employment and inflation, an achievement now on the verge of being lost by the worst economic mismanagement in US history.

http://realestatetalk.org/real-estate/impending-destruction-of-the-us-economy/

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Impending Destruction of the US Economy,
Paul Craig Roberts
November 30, 2007

Hubris and arrogance are too ensconced in Washington for policymakers to be aware of the economic policy trap in which they have placed the US economy. If the subprime mortgage meltdown is half as bad as predicted, low US interest rates will be required in order to contain the crisis. But if the dollar’s plight is half as bad as predicted, high US interest rates will be required if foreigners are to continue to hold dollars and to finance US budget and trade deficits.

Which will Washington sacrifice, the domestic financial system and over-extended homeowners or its ability to finance deficits?
………………….

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury for Economic Policy in the Reagan administration. He is credited with curing stagflation and eliminating “Phillips curve” trade-offs between employment and inflation, an achievement now on the verge of being lost by the worst economic mismanagement in US history.

http://realestatetalk.org/real-estate/impending-destruction-of-the-us-economy/

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One thing that may happen is, without sufficient demand for mortgage backed securities (frozen ARM = less value for MBS), mortgages will become difficult to get. Only those with a sizable down payment will be able to buy homes. That should crimp demand quite a bit causing slow erosion of home values & prices.

[bsrsharma]

One thing that may happen is, without sufficient demand for mortgage backed securities (frozen ARM = less value for MBS), mortgages will become difficult to get. Only those with a sizable down payment will be able to buy homes. That should crimp demand quite a bit causing slow erosion of home values & prices.

[bsrsharma]

One thing that may happen is, without sufficient demand for mortgage backed securities (frozen ARM = less value for MBS), mortgages will become difficult to get. Only those with a sizable down payment will be able to buy homes. That should crimp demand quite a bit causing slow erosion of home values & prices.

[bsrsharma]

One thing that may happen is, without sufficient demand for mortgage backed securities (frozen ARM = less value for MBS), mortgages will become difficult to get. Only those with a sizable down payment will be able to buy homes. That should crimp demand quite a bit causing slow erosion of home values & prices.

[bsrsharma]

One thing that may happen is, without sufficient demand for mortgage backed securities (frozen ARM = less value for MBS), mortgages will become difficult to get. Only those with a sizable down payment will be able to buy homes. That should crimp demand quite a bit causing slow erosion of home values & prices.

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compete with the bilingual applicants who are more desirable

So you know the answer to your problem. You stand little chance of getting into SoCal school system without some Spanish. You may have to move to a more traditional school district.

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compete with the bilingual applicants who are more desirable

So you know the answer to your problem. You stand little chance of getting into SoCal school system without some Spanish. You may have to move to a more traditional school district.

[bsrsharma]

compete with the bilingual applicants who are more desirable

So you know the answer to your problem. You stand little chance of getting into SoCal school system without some Spanish. You may have to move to a more traditional school district.

[bsrsharma]

compete with the bilingual applicants who are more desirable

So you know the answer to your problem. You stand little chance of getting into SoCal school system without some Spanish. You may have to move to a more traditional school district.

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