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Participant[quote=CA renter]Ultimately, since housing costs are the largest portion of most families’ fixed expenses, if we can bring down those costs, we have more money left over for savings and other uses. The economy would ultimately be much stronger.
[/quote]This is beautifully illustrated. Ultimately, that is the rain that we all hoped for that will bring out more rabbits in TG’s rabbit/coyote analogy. The government is really out of their mind to come up with all the stimulus package that will pop up the real estate price. Bring the price down and there you have our best economy stimulus plan!
Participant[quote=CA renter]Ultimately, since housing costs are the largest portion of most families’ fixed expenses, if we can bring down those costs, we have more money left over for savings and other uses. The economy would ultimately be much stronger.
[/quote]This is beautifully illustrated. Ultimately, that is the rain that we all hoped for that will bring out more rabbits in TG’s rabbit/coyote analogy. The government is really out of their mind to come up with all the stimulus package that will pop up the real estate price. Bring the price down and there you have our best economy stimulus plan!
Participant[quote=CA renter]Ultimately, since housing costs are the largest portion of most families’ fixed expenses, if we can bring down those costs, we have more money left over for savings and other uses. The economy would ultimately be much stronger.
[/quote]This is beautifully illustrated. Ultimately, that is the rain that we all hoped for that will bring out more rabbits in TG’s rabbit/coyote analogy. The government is really out of their mind to come up with all the stimulus package that will pop up the real estate price. Bring the price down and there you have our best economy stimulus plan!
Participant[quote=CA renter]Ultimately, since housing costs are the largest portion of most families’ fixed expenses, if we can bring down those costs, we have more money left over for savings and other uses. The economy would ultimately be much stronger.
[/quote]This is beautifully illustrated. Ultimately, that is the rain that we all hoped for that will bring out more rabbits in TG’s rabbit/coyote analogy. The government is really out of their mind to come up with all the stimulus package that will pop up the real estate price. Bring the price down and there you have our best economy stimulus plan!
ParticipantSince when a shelter is something we don’t need? And why would you not need cars and houses but need gas? I clearly can’t grasp your economic wisdom.
ParticipantSince when a shelter is something we don’t need? And why would you not need cars and houses but need gas? I clearly can’t grasp your economic wisdom.
ParticipantSince when a shelter is something we don’t need? And why would you not need cars and houses but need gas? I clearly can’t grasp your economic wisdom.
ParticipantSince when a shelter is something we don’t need? And why would you not need cars and houses but need gas? I clearly can’t grasp your economic wisdom.
ParticipantSince when a shelter is something we don’t need? And why would you not need cars and houses but need gas? I clearly can’t grasp your economic wisdom.
Participant23109VC, it only seems yesterday that I read your post about your purchase in Harveston. I am sorry to hear that it didn’t work out for you. But since you still have a good paying job, have you considered to buy another one as you originally planned? I love Harveston area but it still has not come down to my ideal price range (given its high HOA fees and property taxes). But if it goes down further more, I might consider to turn my current home as a rental and move into Harveston.
Participant23109VC, it only seems yesterday that I read your post about your purchase in Harveston. I am sorry to hear that it didn’t work out for you. But since you still have a good paying job, have you considered to buy another one as you originally planned? I love Harveston area but it still has not come down to my ideal price range (given its high HOA fees and property taxes). But if it goes down further more, I might consider to turn my current home as a rental and move into Harveston.
Participant23109VC, it only seems yesterday that I read your post about your purchase in Harveston. I am sorry to hear that it didn’t work out for you. But since you still have a good paying job, have you considered to buy another one as you originally planned? I love Harveston area but it still has not come down to my ideal price range (given its high HOA fees and property taxes). But if it goes down further more, I might consider to turn my current home as a rental and move into Harveston.
Participant23109VC, it only seems yesterday that I read your post about your purchase in Harveston. I am sorry to hear that it didn’t work out for you. But since you still have a good paying job, have you considered to buy another one as you originally planned? I love Harveston area but it still has not come down to my ideal price range (given its high HOA fees and property taxes). But if it goes down further more, I might consider to turn my current home as a rental and move into Harveston.
Participant23109VC, it only seems yesterday that I read your post about your purchase in Harveston. I am sorry to hear that it didn’t work out for you. But since you still have a good paying job, have you considered to buy another one as you originally planned? I love Harveston area but it still has not come down to my ideal price range (given its high HOA fees and property taxes). But if it goes down further more, I might consider to turn my current home as a rental and move into Harveston.
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