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ParticipantYes the consequences would have been huge.
Banks, brokers, executives, traders, investors, homeowners and everyone from wall street to main street would realize dishonest business practices and a lack of a moral, intelligent, or practical approach to lending money would face the consequences of its own stupidity rather than be rewarded for such idiocy.
This county might have actually come out stronger, but not now.
Welcome to Blind Socialism: we rob from the smart and give to the stupid.
cr
ParticipantYes the consequences would have been huge.
Banks, brokers, executives, traders, investors, homeowners and everyone from wall street to main street would realize dishonest business practices and a lack of a moral, intelligent, or practical approach to lending money would face the consequences of its own stupidity rather than be rewarded for such idiocy.
This county might have actually come out stronger, but not now.
Welcome to Blind Socialism: we rob from the smart and give to the stupid.
cr
ParticipantYes the consequences would have been huge.
Banks, brokers, executives, traders, investors, homeowners and everyone from wall street to main street would realize dishonest business practices and a lack of a moral, intelligent, or practical approach to lending money would face the consequences of its own stupidity rather than be rewarded for such idiocy.
This county might have actually come out stronger, but not now.
Welcome to Blind Socialism: we rob from the smart and give to the stupid.
cr
ParticipantYes the consequences would have been huge.
Banks, brokers, executives, traders, investors, homeowners and everyone from wall street to main street would realize dishonest business practices and a lack of a moral, intelligent, or practical approach to lending money would face the consequences of its own stupidity rather than be rewarded for such idiocy.
This county might have actually come out stronger, but not now.
Welcome to Blind Socialism: we rob from the smart and give to the stupid.
cr
ParticipantYes the consequences would have been huge.
Banks, brokers, executives, traders, investors, homeowners and everyone from wall street to main street would realize dishonest business practices and a lack of a moral, intelligent, or practical approach to lending money would face the consequences of its own stupidity rather than be rewarded for such idiocy.
This county might have actually come out stronger, but not now.
Welcome to Blind Socialism: we rob from the smart and give to the stupid.
cr
ParticipantIt’s a typo – look at the price per sq ft: $189
The 4 is not supposed to be there.
$239,020 / 1,264′ = $189.
cr
ParticipantIt’s a typo – look at the price per sq ft: $189
The 4 is not supposed to be there.
$239,020 / 1,264′ = $189.
cr
ParticipantIt’s a typo – look at the price per sq ft: $189
The 4 is not supposed to be there.
$239,020 / 1,264′ = $189.
cr
ParticipantIt’s a typo – look at the price per sq ft: $189
The 4 is not supposed to be there.
$239,020 / 1,264′ = $189.
cr
ParticipantIt’s a typo – look at the price per sq ft: $189
The 4 is not supposed to be there.
$239,020 / 1,264′ = $189.
cr
ParticipantTo play devil’s advocate a bit…
Perhaps that’s only because our debt driven society brainwashes people into thinking they can’t be financially successful or retire comfortably (or at all) if they don’t own a home. The distress of not fulfilling the American dream and fueling our insatiatiable propensity to expend may lead some to a lesser sense of self worth, et al.
Then again, as this housing downturn plays out a lot of “homeowners” probably aren’t faring as well as renters these days.
cr
ParticipantTo play devil’s advocate a bit…
Perhaps that’s only because our debt driven society brainwashes people into thinking they can’t be financially successful or retire comfortably (or at all) if they don’t own a home. The distress of not fulfilling the American dream and fueling our insatiatiable propensity to expend may lead some to a lesser sense of self worth, et al.
Then again, as this housing downturn plays out a lot of “homeowners” probably aren’t faring as well as renters these days.
cr
ParticipantTo play devil’s advocate a bit…
Perhaps that’s only because our debt driven society brainwashes people into thinking they can’t be financially successful or retire comfortably (or at all) if they don’t own a home. The distress of not fulfilling the American dream and fueling our insatiatiable propensity to expend may lead some to a lesser sense of self worth, et al.
Then again, as this housing downturn plays out a lot of “homeowners” probably aren’t faring as well as renters these days.
cr
ParticipantTo play devil’s advocate a bit…
Perhaps that’s only because our debt driven society brainwashes people into thinking they can’t be financially successful or retire comfortably (or at all) if they don’t own a home. The distress of not fulfilling the American dream and fueling our insatiatiable propensity to expend may lead some to a lesser sense of self worth, et al.
Then again, as this housing downturn plays out a lot of “homeowners” probably aren’t faring as well as renters these days.
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