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Thanks, HLS.
I totally agree with you. It is just emotionally painful to pay 7% while everybody else is paying less than 6%.
I figured that at 25 basis points per raise, it will take them 8 meetings to raise rates from 2% now to 4% and they have 6 meetings a year. This will give me one year and 4 months. Also I think they can’t start raising rates until after the election. So I am safe for at least two years.
One big question is tax. Before I can deduct the interest against the rents. Now I have to pay income on rents and deduct mortgage interest on the primary resident house. Is this a smart move on the tax front?
cv2ParticipantThey also ONLY invest in conforming loans which excludes them from large CA metropolitans.
cv2ParticipantThey also ONLY invest in conforming loans which excludes them from large CA metropolitans.
cv2ParticipantThey also ONLY invest in conforming loans which excludes them from large CA metropolitans.
cv2ParticipantThey also ONLY invest in conforming loans which excludes them from large CA metropolitans.
cv2ParticipantThey also ONLY invest in conforming loans which excludes them from large CA metropolitans.
cv2ParticipantI am not a environmentalist. I just want to ask you this question:
If we consume the oil at the rate we are now, how long does it take to use up all the oils on planet earth?
My guess is that no more than 200 years, give or take 100 years. My point is that we got to search for alternative energies NOW.
cv2ParticipantI am not a environmentalist. I just want to ask you this question:
If we consume the oil at the rate we are now, how long does it take to use up all the oils on planet earth?
My guess is that no more than 200 years, give or take 100 years. My point is that we got to search for alternative energies NOW.
cv2ParticipantI am not a environmentalist. I just want to ask you this question:
If we consume the oil at the rate we are now, how long does it take to use up all the oils on planet earth?
My guess is that no more than 200 years, give or take 100 years. My point is that we got to search for alternative energies NOW.
cv2ParticipantI am not a environmentalist. I just want to ask you this question:
If we consume the oil at the rate we are now, how long does it take to use up all the oils on planet earth?
My guess is that no more than 200 years, give or take 100 years. My point is that we got to search for alternative energies NOW.
cv2ParticipantI am not a environmentalist. I just want to ask you this question:
If we consume the oil at the rate we are now, how long does it take to use up all the oils on planet earth?
My guess is that no more than 200 years, give or take 100 years. My point is that we got to search for alternative energies NOW.
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