[capeman]

True but the direction interest rates go will affect the rate of price deflation just as job losses and tightened lending standards will. Until all of those issues are fully addressed in the markets we won’t see bottom.

[capeman]

True but the direction interest rates go will affect the rate of price deflation just as job losses and tightened lending standards will. Until all of those issues are fully addressed in the markets we won’t see bottom.

[capeman]

True but the direction interest rates go will affect the rate of price deflation just as job losses and tightened lending standards will. Until all of those issues are fully addressed in the markets we won’t see bottom.

[capeman]

True but the direction interest rates go will affect the rate of price deflation just as job losses and tightened lending standards will. Until all of those issues are fully addressed in the markets we won’t see bottom.

[capeman]

True but the direction interest rates go will affect the rate of price deflation just as job losses and tightened lending standards will. Until all of those issues are fully addressed in the markets we won’t see bottom.

[capeman]

You guys have to realize that the Fed. and Gov’t don’t set interest rates especially mortgage rates. Those are based on the bond market (10 yr) and if the bond market doesn’t like what the Fed is doing and treasuries rise then the Fed loses it’s power. Liquidity is being thrown into the market as commercial credit is drying up. If that locks then the bond rates explode as will mortgage rates. We could very well be close to that point right now.

[capeman]

You guys have to realize that the Fed. and Gov’t don’t set interest rates especially mortgage rates. Those are based on the bond market (10 yr) and if the bond market doesn’t like what the Fed is doing and treasuries rise then the Fed loses it’s power. Liquidity is being thrown into the market as commercial credit is drying up. If that locks then the bond rates explode as will mortgage rates. We could very well be close to that point right now.

[capeman]

You guys have to realize that the Fed. and Gov’t don’t set interest rates especially mortgage rates. Those are based on the bond market (10 yr) and if the bond market doesn’t like what the Fed is doing and treasuries rise then the Fed loses it’s power. Liquidity is being thrown into the market as commercial credit is drying up. If that locks then the bond rates explode as will mortgage rates. We could very well be close to that point right now.

[capeman]

You guys have to realize that the Fed. and Gov’t don’t set interest rates especially mortgage rates. Those are based on the bond market (10 yr) and if the bond market doesn’t like what the Fed is doing and treasuries rise then the Fed loses it’s power. Liquidity is being thrown into the market as commercial credit is drying up. If that locks then the bond rates explode as will mortgage rates. We could very well be close to that point right now.

[capeman]

You guys have to realize that the Fed. and Gov’t don’t set interest rates especially mortgage rates. Those are based on the bond market (10 yr) and if the bond market doesn’t like what the Fed is doing and treasuries rise then the Fed loses it’s power. Liquidity is being thrown into the market as commercial credit is drying up. If that locks then the bond rates explode as will mortgage rates. We could very well be close to that point right now.

[capeman]

From reading the FAQ there seems to be nothing other than legal information provided as a kit. In that respect the company wouldn’t be accusable of fraud.

I believe the homeowner would not be committing anything other than breaking of a contract by not paying. That in itself is not punishable by jail time but as I am not a lawyer I could be wrong.

[capeman]

From reading the FAQ there seems to be nothing other than legal information provided as a kit. In that respect the company wouldn’t be accusable of fraud.

I believe the homeowner would not be committing anything other than breaking of a contract by not paying. That in itself is not punishable by jail time but as I am not a lawyer I could be wrong.

[capeman]

From reading the FAQ there seems to be nothing other than legal information provided as a kit. In that respect the company wouldn’t be accusable of fraud.

I believe the homeowner would not be committing anything other than breaking of a contract by not paying. That in itself is not punishable by jail time but as I am not a lawyer I could be wrong.

[capeman]

From reading the FAQ there seems to be nothing other than legal information provided as a kit. In that respect the company wouldn’t be accusable of fraud.

I believe the homeowner would not be committing anything other than breaking of a contract by not paying. That in itself is not punishable by jail time but as I am not a lawyer I could be wrong.

[capeman]

From reading the FAQ there seems to be nothing other than legal information provided as a kit. In that respect the company wouldn’t be accusable of fraud.

I believe the homeowner would not be committing anything other than breaking of a contract by not paying. That in itself is not punishable by jail time but as I am not a lawyer I could be wrong.

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