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November 30, 2009 at 9:05 PM in reply to: Reporter who challenged the Feds secrecy found dead #488376
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ParticipantPittman suffered from heart-related illnesses.
Standing 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 meters) with a booming laugh, a loud telephone voice and a taste for whiskey, Pittman made lifelong friends on Wall Street, on Capitol Hill, in journalism circles …
November 30, 2009 at 9:05 PM in reply to: Reporter who challenged the Feds secrecy found dead #488543ParticipantPittman suffered from heart-related illnesses.
Standing 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 meters) with a booming laugh, a loud telephone voice and a taste for whiskey, Pittman made lifelong friends on Wall Street, on Capitol Hill, in journalism circles …
November 30, 2009 at 9:05 PM in reply to: Reporter who challenged the Feds secrecy found dead #488925ParticipantPittman suffered from heart-related illnesses.
Standing 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 meters) with a booming laugh, a loud telephone voice and a taste for whiskey, Pittman made lifelong friends on Wall Street, on Capitol Hill, in journalism circles …
November 30, 2009 at 9:05 PM in reply to: Reporter who challenged the Feds secrecy found dead #489013ParticipantPittman suffered from heart-related illnesses.
Standing 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 meters) with a booming laugh, a loud telephone voice and a taste for whiskey, Pittman made lifelong friends on Wall Street, on Capitol Hill, in journalism circles …
November 30, 2009 at 9:05 PM in reply to: Reporter who challenged the Feds secrecy found dead #489244ParticipantPittman suffered from heart-related illnesses.
Standing 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 meters) with a booming laugh, a loud telephone voice and a taste for whiskey, Pittman made lifelong friends on Wall Street, on Capitol Hill, in journalism circles …
November 26, 2009 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Interesting E-mail between National Real Estate Market Financiers/Investors (Gloomy) #487182ParticipantPlus they forgot:
1. Baby boomers retiring; i.e. less investment and more consumption, both public & private. That will pressure stock & bond markets and also public debt (social security + medicare deficits)
2. Demographic shift: more births (and immigration) are from less educated, less skilled and lower earning families. Look at high and increasing school dropouts, unwed/teen births as indicators. Lower quality Human Capital will gradually shift our GDP per worker lower.
November 26, 2009 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Interesting E-mail between National Real Estate Market Financiers/Investors (Gloomy) #487349ParticipantPlus they forgot:
1. Baby boomers retiring; i.e. less investment and more consumption, both public & private. That will pressure stock & bond markets and also public debt (social security + medicare deficits)
2. Demographic shift: more births (and immigration) are from less educated, less skilled and lower earning families. Look at high and increasing school dropouts, unwed/teen births as indicators. Lower quality Human Capital will gradually shift our GDP per worker lower.
November 26, 2009 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Interesting E-mail between National Real Estate Market Financiers/Investors (Gloomy) #487729ParticipantPlus they forgot:
1. Baby boomers retiring; i.e. less investment and more consumption, both public & private. That will pressure stock & bond markets and also public debt (social security + medicare deficits)
2. Demographic shift: more births (and immigration) are from less educated, less skilled and lower earning families. Look at high and increasing school dropouts, unwed/teen births as indicators. Lower quality Human Capital will gradually shift our GDP per worker lower.
November 26, 2009 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Interesting E-mail between National Real Estate Market Financiers/Investors (Gloomy) #487816ParticipantPlus they forgot:
1. Baby boomers retiring; i.e. less investment and more consumption, both public & private. That will pressure stock & bond markets and also public debt (social security + medicare deficits)
2. Demographic shift: more births (and immigration) are from less educated, less skilled and lower earning families. Look at high and increasing school dropouts, unwed/teen births as indicators. Lower quality Human Capital will gradually shift our GDP per worker lower.
November 26, 2009 at 12:54 PM in reply to: Interesting E-mail between National Real Estate Market Financiers/Investors (Gloomy) #488046ParticipantPlus they forgot:
1. Baby boomers retiring; i.e. less investment and more consumption, both public & private. That will pressure stock & bond markets and also public debt (social security + medicare deficits)
2. Demographic shift: more births (and immigration) are from less educated, less skilled and lower earning families. Look at high and increasing school dropouts, unwed/teen births as indicators. Lower quality Human Capital will gradually shift our GDP per worker lower.
Participant4S Ranch Buyer, See the thread “offer in. now we play the game…(REO)” to see if it makes sense to you. Bottom line: Buyers agent bad for REOs, may not be bad for non-REOs.
Participant4S Ranch Buyer, See the thread “offer in. now we play the game…(REO)” to see if it makes sense to you. Bottom line: Buyers agent bad for REOs, may not be bad for non-REOs.
Participant4S Ranch Buyer, See the thread “offer in. now we play the game…(REO)” to see if it makes sense to you. Bottom line: Buyers agent bad for REOs, may not be bad for non-REOs.
Participant4S Ranch Buyer, See the thread “offer in. now we play the game…(REO)” to see if it makes sense to you. Bottom line: Buyers agent bad for REOs, may not be bad for non-REOs.
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