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ParticipantMcBama is a joke.
It’s only a matter of time before a legitimate 3rd party rises up. Why not start voting for it now?
Given the choice of Obama or McCain could there be a better time to vote for a 3rd party?
That’s where my vote will go.
ParticipantI’m glad to see Realtors waking up to reality, at least those who denied there was a bubble, but 10% is not enough.
“People, obviously, that have lost their jobs are not going to be purchasing homes,” Gillespie said. “However, if you look back over the last two years, we’ve had 4 million jobs created in this country and 8 million babies were born, so there’s a lot of pent-up demand.”
I’m not positive, but pretty sure that job number is way off. I know they’re down this year, but if they are up since ’06 the more important question is where? Wal-Mart cashiers probably can’t afford the average house in CA.
And last time I checked babies weren’t buying any homes.
People confuse desire and demand. Wife and I had a child this year and would love to buy, but 10% off a net 140% (200%, -30%) runup in prices during a period of flat incomes is still over inflated.
I’ll come back when it’s 40%.
ParticipantI’m glad to see Realtors waking up to reality, at least those who denied there was a bubble, but 10% is not enough.
“People, obviously, that have lost their jobs are not going to be purchasing homes,” Gillespie said. “However, if you look back over the last two years, we’ve had 4 million jobs created in this country and 8 million babies were born, so there’s a lot of pent-up demand.”
I’m not positive, but pretty sure that job number is way off. I know they’re down this year, but if they are up since ’06 the more important question is where? Wal-Mart cashiers probably can’t afford the average house in CA.
And last time I checked babies weren’t buying any homes.
People confuse desire and demand. Wife and I had a child this year and would love to buy, but 10% off a net 140% (200%, -30%) runup in prices during a period of flat incomes is still over inflated.
I’ll come back when it’s 40%.
ParticipantI’m glad to see Realtors waking up to reality, at least those who denied there was a bubble, but 10% is not enough.
“People, obviously, that have lost their jobs are not going to be purchasing homes,” Gillespie said. “However, if you look back over the last two years, we’ve had 4 million jobs created in this country and 8 million babies were born, so there’s a lot of pent-up demand.”
I’m not positive, but pretty sure that job number is way off. I know they’re down this year, but if they are up since ’06 the more important question is where? Wal-Mart cashiers probably can’t afford the average house in CA.
And last time I checked babies weren’t buying any homes.
People confuse desire and demand. Wife and I had a child this year and would love to buy, but 10% off a net 140% (200%, -30%) runup in prices during a period of flat incomes is still over inflated.
I’ll come back when it’s 40%.
ParticipantI’m glad to see Realtors waking up to reality, at least those who denied there was a bubble, but 10% is not enough.
“People, obviously, that have lost their jobs are not going to be purchasing homes,” Gillespie said. “However, if you look back over the last two years, we’ve had 4 million jobs created in this country and 8 million babies were born, so there’s a lot of pent-up demand.”
I’m not positive, but pretty sure that job number is way off. I know they’re down this year, but if they are up since ’06 the more important question is where? Wal-Mart cashiers probably can’t afford the average house in CA.
And last time I checked babies weren’t buying any homes.
People confuse desire and demand. Wife and I had a child this year and would love to buy, but 10% off a net 140% (200%, -30%) runup in prices during a period of flat incomes is still over inflated.
I’ll come back when it’s 40%.
ParticipantI’m glad to see Realtors waking up to reality, at least those who denied there was a bubble, but 10% is not enough.
“People, obviously, that have lost their jobs are not going to be purchasing homes,” Gillespie said. “However, if you look back over the last two years, we’ve had 4 million jobs created in this country and 8 million babies were born, so there’s a lot of pent-up demand.”
I’m not positive, but pretty sure that job number is way off. I know they’re down this year, but if they are up since ’06 the more important question is where? Wal-Mart cashiers probably can’t afford the average house in CA.
And last time I checked babies weren’t buying any homes.
People confuse desire and demand. Wife and I had a child this year and would love to buy, but 10% off a net 140% (200%, -30%) runup in prices during a period of flat incomes is still over inflated.
I’ll come back when it’s 40%.
ParticipantNext thing they’ll do is ban selling any stocks at all.
ParticipantNext thing they’ll do is ban selling any stocks at all.
ParticipantNext thing they’ll do is ban selling any stocks at all.
ParticipantNext thing they’ll do is ban selling any stocks at all.
ParticipantNext thing they’ll do is ban selling any stocks at all.
ParticipantI’m so sick of the political bashing on this site.
Everytime someone says on here why their candidate is better it makes me want to vote the other way.
I’m voting Libertarian…and I can’t even tihnkof the candidates name at the moment.
I’m over McBama ‘lin Laden
ParticipantI’m so sick of the political bashing on this site.
Everytime someone says on here why their candidate is better it makes me want to vote the other way.
I’m voting Libertarian…and I can’t even tihnkof the candidates name at the moment.
I’m over McBama ‘lin Laden
ParticipantI’m so sick of the political bashing on this site.
Everytime someone says on here why their candidate is better it makes me want to vote the other way.
I’m voting Libertarian…and I can’t even tihnkof the candidates name at the moment.
I’m over McBama ‘lin Laden
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