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Participantwhat about the downpayment aspect of home pricing? that is, with no downpayment, you could afford to pay the same to own as you pay in rent. that being the primary reason under “normal” 20% down scenario that people still rent even if the monthly cost is the same as buy. they just dont have the down, can’t save the down and when they try, when the economy is doing well and they can afford to save, so can everyone else…
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and with regards to stocks and bonds, what are the normal barriers to investing? ie., prior to etrade and 401k’s, wasn’t a minimum investment of some significant size required? even opening a cd requires a deposit larger than most people (j6p) are able or willing to drop…
Participantwhat about the downpayment aspect of home pricing? that is, with no downpayment, you could afford to pay the same to own as you pay in rent. that being the primary reason under “normal” 20% down scenario that people still rent even if the monthly cost is the same as buy. they just dont have the down, can’t save the down and when they try, when the economy is doing well and they can afford to save, so can everyone else…
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and with regards to stocks and bonds, what are the normal barriers to investing? ie., prior to etrade and 401k’s, wasn’t a minimum investment of some significant size required? even opening a cd requires a deposit larger than most people (j6p) are able or willing to drop…
Participantwhat about the downpayment aspect of home pricing? that is, with no downpayment, you could afford to pay the same to own as you pay in rent. that being the primary reason under “normal” 20% down scenario that people still rent even if the monthly cost is the same as buy. they just dont have the down, can’t save the down and when they try, when the economy is doing well and they can afford to save, so can everyone else…
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and with regards to stocks and bonds, what are the normal barriers to investing? ie., prior to etrade and 401k’s, wasn’t a minimum investment of some significant size required? even opening a cd requires a deposit larger than most people (j6p) are able or willing to drop…
Participantwhat about the downpayment aspect of home pricing? that is, with no downpayment, you could afford to pay the same to own as you pay in rent. that being the primary reason under “normal” 20% down scenario that people still rent even if the monthly cost is the same as buy. they just dont have the down, can’t save the down and when they try, when the economy is doing well and they can afford to save, so can everyone else…
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and with regards to stocks and bonds, what are the normal barriers to investing? ie., prior to etrade and 401k’s, wasn’t a minimum investment of some significant size required? even opening a cd requires a deposit larger than most people (j6p) are able or willing to drop…
Participantwhat are the odds that a year from now, you’ll be posting the same thing… “houses are now 50k, criminals and drug addicts are everywhere and i’ve lost my job to boot! how do i buy a trailer home and ditch my current mort onto my folks? tell me what to do, i’m not going to listen anyway and i’m just here trying to convince myself that i’m doing the right thing!”
Participantwhat are the odds that a year from now, you’ll be posting the same thing… “houses are now 50k, criminals and drug addicts are everywhere and i’ve lost my job to boot! how do i buy a trailer home and ditch my current mort onto my folks? tell me what to do, i’m not going to listen anyway and i’m just here trying to convince myself that i’m doing the right thing!”
Participantwhat are the odds that a year from now, you’ll be posting the same thing… “houses are now 50k, criminals and drug addicts are everywhere and i’ve lost my job to boot! how do i buy a trailer home and ditch my current mort onto my folks? tell me what to do, i’m not going to listen anyway and i’m just here trying to convince myself that i’m doing the right thing!”
Participantwhat are the odds that a year from now, you’ll be posting the same thing… “houses are now 50k, criminals and drug addicts are everywhere and i’ve lost my job to boot! how do i buy a trailer home and ditch my current mort onto my folks? tell me what to do, i’m not going to listen anyway and i’m just here trying to convince myself that i’m doing the right thing!”
Participantwhat are the odds that a year from now, you’ll be posting the same thing… “houses are now 50k, criminals and drug addicts are everywhere and i’ve lost my job to boot! how do i buy a trailer home and ditch my current mort onto my folks? tell me what to do, i’m not going to listen anyway and i’m just here trying to convince myself that i’m doing the right thing!”
Participanta bailout is inevitable. the type of bailout will determine who gets shafted and who gets pie. and i have no illusions about who’s getting what.
Participanta bailout is inevitable. the type of bailout will determine who gets shafted and who gets pie. and i have no illusions about who’s getting what.
Participanta bailout is inevitable. the type of bailout will determine who gets shafted and who gets pie. and i have no illusions about who’s getting what.
Participanta bailout is inevitable. the type of bailout will determine who gets shafted and who gets pie. and i have no illusions about who’s getting what.
Participanta bailout is inevitable. the type of bailout will determine who gets shafted and who gets pie. and i have no illusions about who’s getting what.
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