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ParticipantI work for the Fed. Govt and wanted more $ taken out before taxes. The other choices were fine, but I didn’t use them and wanted to save more after maxing out the 401k and Roth.
ParticipantI work for the Fed. Govt and wanted more $ taken out before taxes. The other choices were fine, but I didn’t use them and wanted to save more after maxing out the 401k and Roth.
ParticipantI work for the Fed. Govt and wanted more $ taken out before taxes. The other choices were fine, but I didn’t use them and wanted to save more after maxing out the 401k and Roth.
ParticipantI have had an HSA for 3 years. I am 39 now, no kids, and haven’t been to the doctor in that time. I have saved $10,000 in that time. If you or your kids frequent doctors regularly, then stay away. The gamble has, so far, paid off for me. With the name Flu, this doesn’t seem like the plan for you.
At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.
ParticipantI have had an HSA for 3 years. I am 39 now, no kids, and haven’t been to the doctor in that time. I have saved $10,000 in that time. If you or your kids frequent doctors regularly, then stay away. The gamble has, so far, paid off for me. With the name Flu, this doesn’t seem like the plan for you.
At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.
ParticipantI have had an HSA for 3 years. I am 39 now, no kids, and haven’t been to the doctor in that time. I have saved $10,000 in that time. If you or your kids frequent doctors regularly, then stay away. The gamble has, so far, paid off for me. With the name Flu, this doesn’t seem like the plan for you.
At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.
ParticipantI have had an HSA for 3 years. I am 39 now, no kids, and haven’t been to the doctor in that time. I have saved $10,000 in that time. If you or your kids frequent doctors regularly, then stay away. The gamble has, so far, paid off for me. With the name Flu, this doesn’t seem like the plan for you.
At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.
ParticipantI have had an HSA for 3 years. I am 39 now, no kids, and haven’t been to the doctor in that time. I have saved $10,000 in that time. If you or your kids frequent doctors regularly, then stay away. The gamble has, so far, paid off for me. With the name Flu, this doesn’t seem like the plan for you.
At 65yo that money can be pulled out like a 401k with no medical need.
ParticipantI have to call BS on this story even though I agree with the commercial property values are falling theme.
The John Hancock Tower in Boston was a very high profile auction. In 2006 it was purchased for $1.3 billion. This year it auctioned for $660 million. The article claims it sold for $20 million. I got the real price with about 1 minute of research. That is not even remotely close so I question the accuracy of the rest of the article.
A lot of these commercial real estate funds are buying up the debt in order to step in and acquire the properties when they default. I assure you nobody is acquiring 40 story skyscrapers in NYC for $100,000.
ParticipantI have to call BS on this story even though I agree with the commercial property values are falling theme.
The John Hancock Tower in Boston was a very high profile auction. In 2006 it was purchased for $1.3 billion. This year it auctioned for $660 million. The article claims it sold for $20 million. I got the real price with about 1 minute of research. That is not even remotely close so I question the accuracy of the rest of the article.
A lot of these commercial real estate funds are buying up the debt in order to step in and acquire the properties when they default. I assure you nobody is acquiring 40 story skyscrapers in NYC for $100,000.
ParticipantI have to call BS on this story even though I agree with the commercial property values are falling theme.
The John Hancock Tower in Boston was a very high profile auction. In 2006 it was purchased for $1.3 billion. This year it auctioned for $660 million. The article claims it sold for $20 million. I got the real price with about 1 minute of research. That is not even remotely close so I question the accuracy of the rest of the article.
A lot of these commercial real estate funds are buying up the debt in order to step in and acquire the properties when they default. I assure you nobody is acquiring 40 story skyscrapers in NYC for $100,000.
ParticipantI have to call BS on this story even though I agree with the commercial property values are falling theme.
The John Hancock Tower in Boston was a very high profile auction. In 2006 it was purchased for $1.3 billion. This year it auctioned for $660 million. The article claims it sold for $20 million. I got the real price with about 1 minute of research. That is not even remotely close so I question the accuracy of the rest of the article.
A lot of these commercial real estate funds are buying up the debt in order to step in and acquire the properties when they default. I assure you nobody is acquiring 40 story skyscrapers in NYC for $100,000.
ParticipantI have to call BS on this story even though I agree with the commercial property values are falling theme.
The John Hancock Tower in Boston was a very high profile auction. In 2006 it was purchased for $1.3 billion. This year it auctioned for $660 million. The article claims it sold for $20 million. I got the real price with about 1 minute of research. That is not even remotely close so I question the accuracy of the rest of the article.
A lot of these commercial real estate funds are buying up the debt in order to step in and acquire the properties when they default. I assure you nobody is acquiring 40 story skyscrapers in NYC for $100,000.
ParticipantThe one forclosure that I followed all the way through the process was eventually sold to a bulk seller. That transaction was recorded in the County records just like every sale.
Defaulted Mortgage: Approximately $600,000
Property listed: $450,000 in Summer of 2008
Turned down offers of $350,000 and $375,000
Bulk Sale Price: $265,917 in December 2008
Final Sale Price: $359,900 in February 2009House needed quite a bit of work. The bulk sale company claims, on their website, they fix them up. They did nothing, but it was recorded for anyone to see at the County Recorder’s Office.
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