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September 8, 2008 at 8:58 PM in reply to: A sad day for the USA.. Taxpayers take on billions of risk. #268004
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ParticipantUhm, yeah I was just ribbing hipmatt. Been here longer than most. People should be ticked off at Wall Street and beltway, not me and Schiller. I posted clips to financial sense online years ago.
http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/main.htmlSchiller is the man, he called the stock market bubble and the housing bubble. Dr. Peter Navarro (SD mayor candidate eons ago) is also very good at gauging economy, he called bottom in 03 and warned about market last Dec.
http://www.peternavarro.com/dailyblog.htmlSeptember 8, 2008 at 8:58 PM in reply to: A sad day for the USA.. Taxpayers take on billions of risk. #268225equalizer
ParticipantUhm, yeah I was just ribbing hipmatt. Been here longer than most. People should be ticked off at Wall Street and beltway, not me and Schiller. I posted clips to financial sense online years ago.
http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/main.htmlSchiller is the man, he called the stock market bubble and the housing bubble. Dr. Peter Navarro (SD mayor candidate eons ago) is also very good at gauging economy, he called bottom in 03 and warned about market last Dec.
http://www.peternavarro.com/dailyblog.htmlSeptember 8, 2008 at 8:58 PM in reply to: A sad day for the USA.. Taxpayers take on billions of risk. #268241equalizer
ParticipantUhm, yeah I was just ribbing hipmatt. Been here longer than most. People should be ticked off at Wall Street and beltway, not me and Schiller. I posted clips to financial sense online years ago.
http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/main.htmlSchiller is the man, he called the stock market bubble and the housing bubble. Dr. Peter Navarro (SD mayor candidate eons ago) is also very good at gauging economy, he called bottom in 03 and warned about market last Dec.
http://www.peternavarro.com/dailyblog.htmlSeptember 8, 2008 at 8:58 PM in reply to: A sad day for the USA.. Taxpayers take on billions of risk. #268288equalizer
ParticipantUhm, yeah I was just ribbing hipmatt. Been here longer than most. People should be ticked off at Wall Street and beltway, not me and Schiller. I posted clips to financial sense online years ago.
http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/main.htmlSchiller is the man, he called the stock market bubble and the housing bubble. Dr. Peter Navarro (SD mayor candidate eons ago) is also very good at gauging economy, he called bottom in 03 and warned about market last Dec.
http://www.peternavarro.com/dailyblog.htmlSeptember 8, 2008 at 8:58 PM in reply to: A sad day for the USA.. Taxpayers take on billions of risk. #268316equalizer
ParticipantUhm, yeah I was just ribbing hipmatt. Been here longer than most. People should be ticked off at Wall Street and beltway, not me and Schiller. I posted clips to financial sense online years ago.
http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/main.htmlSchiller is the man, he called the stock market bubble and the housing bubble. Dr. Peter Navarro (SD mayor candidate eons ago) is also very good at gauging economy, he called bottom in 03 and warned about market last Dec.
http://www.peternavarro.com/dailyblog.htmlSeptember 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM in reply to: When Mello Roos matters . . . your kids get first priority in schools over non-Mello Roos payers #267984equalizer
Participantschools are very expensive. But with Mello Roos, money is no object, only time Govt goes with highest bidder. Not many private schools can be built that compete with these schools (except church financed)?
At Canyon Crest Academy, the project cost $102 million!!
Westview High School was constructed by general contractor Douglas E. Barnhart Inc. Located in the burgeoning Rancho Penasquitos area of San Diego County, the sprawling school encompasses 211,000 sq. ft. in 18 buildings on a 71-acre lot. Construction of the campus took just 22 months and cost $57 million.
Heres the best part: “Even the 10,000-sq.-ft. library features such conveniences as ATM machines and a proposed bank branch.” Yeah, why dont you just open equity line in the library!
http://california.construction.com/projects/02_BestOf/bestof_westview.asp
September 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM in reply to: When Mello Roos matters . . . your kids get first priority in schools over non-Mello Roos payers #268205equalizer
Participantschools are very expensive. But with Mello Roos, money is no object, only time Govt goes with highest bidder. Not many private schools can be built that compete with these schools (except church financed)?
At Canyon Crest Academy, the project cost $102 million!!
Westview High School was constructed by general contractor Douglas E. Barnhart Inc. Located in the burgeoning Rancho Penasquitos area of San Diego County, the sprawling school encompasses 211,000 sq. ft. in 18 buildings on a 71-acre lot. Construction of the campus took just 22 months and cost $57 million.
Heres the best part: “Even the 10,000-sq.-ft. library features such conveniences as ATM machines and a proposed bank branch.” Yeah, why dont you just open equity line in the library!
http://california.construction.com/projects/02_BestOf/bestof_westview.asp
September 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM in reply to: When Mello Roos matters . . . your kids get first priority in schools over non-Mello Roos payers #268221equalizer
Participantschools are very expensive. But with Mello Roos, money is no object, only time Govt goes with highest bidder. Not many private schools can be built that compete with these schools (except church financed)?
At Canyon Crest Academy, the project cost $102 million!!
Westview High School was constructed by general contractor Douglas E. Barnhart Inc. Located in the burgeoning Rancho Penasquitos area of San Diego County, the sprawling school encompasses 211,000 sq. ft. in 18 buildings on a 71-acre lot. Construction of the campus took just 22 months and cost $57 million.
Heres the best part: “Even the 10,000-sq.-ft. library features such conveniences as ATM machines and a proposed bank branch.” Yeah, why dont you just open equity line in the library!
http://california.construction.com/projects/02_BestOf/bestof_westview.asp
September 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM in reply to: When Mello Roos matters . . . your kids get first priority in schools over non-Mello Roos payers #268268equalizer
Participantschools are very expensive. But with Mello Roos, money is no object, only time Govt goes with highest bidder. Not many private schools can be built that compete with these schools (except church financed)?
At Canyon Crest Academy, the project cost $102 million!!
Westview High School was constructed by general contractor Douglas E. Barnhart Inc. Located in the burgeoning Rancho Penasquitos area of San Diego County, the sprawling school encompasses 211,000 sq. ft. in 18 buildings on a 71-acre lot. Construction of the campus took just 22 months and cost $57 million.
Heres the best part: “Even the 10,000-sq.-ft. library features such conveniences as ATM machines and a proposed bank branch.” Yeah, why dont you just open equity line in the library!
http://california.construction.com/projects/02_BestOf/bestof_westview.asp
September 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM in reply to: When Mello Roos matters . . . your kids get first priority in schools over non-Mello Roos payers #268296equalizer
Participantschools are very expensive. But with Mello Roos, money is no object, only time Govt goes with highest bidder. Not many private schools can be built that compete with these schools (except church financed)?
At Canyon Crest Academy, the project cost $102 million!!
Westview High School was constructed by general contractor Douglas E. Barnhart Inc. Located in the burgeoning Rancho Penasquitos area of San Diego County, the sprawling school encompasses 211,000 sq. ft. in 18 buildings on a 71-acre lot. Construction of the campus took just 22 months and cost $57 million.
Heres the best part: “Even the 10,000-sq.-ft. library features such conveniences as ATM machines and a proposed bank branch.” Yeah, why dont you just open equity line in the library!
http://california.construction.com/projects/02_BestOf/bestof_westview.asp
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ParticipantRelated topic, how will the bailout affect mortgage rates? Gross and Wall Street are predicting 0.5 to 1% drop in rates. Today’s rate is around 6 from 6.25 last week.
Can a broker post today’s rates for common Pigg, i.e., 400K and 600K loan with 20% down, 750FICO+.
Is there a good site to track average low rate?
Thanks, in advance.equalizer
ParticipantRelated topic, how will the bailout affect mortgage rates? Gross and Wall Street are predicting 0.5 to 1% drop in rates. Today’s rate is around 6 from 6.25 last week.
Can a broker post today’s rates for common Pigg, i.e., 400K and 600K loan with 20% down, 750FICO+.
Is there a good site to track average low rate?
Thanks, in advance.equalizer
ParticipantRelated topic, how will the bailout affect mortgage rates? Gross and Wall Street are predicting 0.5 to 1% drop in rates. Today’s rate is around 6 from 6.25 last week.
Can a broker post today’s rates for common Pigg, i.e., 400K and 600K loan with 20% down, 750FICO+.
Is there a good site to track average low rate?
Thanks, in advance.equalizer
ParticipantRelated topic, how will the bailout affect mortgage rates? Gross and Wall Street are predicting 0.5 to 1% drop in rates. Today’s rate is around 6 from 6.25 last week.
Can a broker post today’s rates for common Pigg, i.e., 400K and 600K loan with 20% down, 750FICO+.
Is there a good site to track average low rate?
Thanks, in advance. -
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