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April 5, 2009 at 1:25 PM in reply to: FNMA San Diego Loan Limits going back up to $697,500 May 1st #376427
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ParticipantTechnically, a refi with cash out is a recourse loan in CA and the debt, if forgiven, would be taxable by IRS. However, I have yet to see anyone get a bill. Even if they did, they would say they spent all the money on vacations, bars, Vegas.
Last year, some would have said Swiss account, but now I bet they say gold coins paid with non-sequential bills.
BTW, the man is watching so don’t try this unless you are Treasury Secy.
April 5, 2009 at 1:25 PM in reply to: FNMA San Diego Loan Limits going back up to $697,500 May 1st #376706ParticipantTechnically, a refi with cash out is a recourse loan in CA and the debt, if forgiven, would be taxable by IRS. However, I have yet to see anyone get a bill. Even if they did, they would say they spent all the money on vacations, bars, Vegas.
Last year, some would have said Swiss account, but now I bet they say gold coins paid with non-sequential bills.
BTW, the man is watching so don’t try this unless you are Treasury Secy.
April 5, 2009 at 1:25 PM in reply to: FNMA San Diego Loan Limits going back up to $697,500 May 1st #376885ParticipantTechnically, a refi with cash out is a recourse loan in CA and the debt, if forgiven, would be taxable by IRS. However, I have yet to see anyone get a bill. Even if they did, they would say they spent all the money on vacations, bars, Vegas.
Last year, some would have said Swiss account, but now I bet they say gold coins paid with non-sequential bills.
BTW, the man is watching so don’t try this unless you are Treasury Secy.
April 5, 2009 at 1:25 PM in reply to: FNMA San Diego Loan Limits going back up to $697,500 May 1st #376927ParticipantTechnically, a refi with cash out is a recourse loan in CA and the debt, if forgiven, would be taxable by IRS. However, I have yet to see anyone get a bill. Even if they did, they would say they spent all the money on vacations, bars, Vegas.
Last year, some would have said Swiss account, but now I bet they say gold coins paid with non-sequential bills.
BTW, the man is watching so don’t try this unless you are Treasury Secy.
April 5, 2009 at 1:25 PM in reply to: FNMA San Diego Loan Limits going back up to $697,500 May 1st #377051ParticipantTechnically, a refi with cash out is a recourse loan in CA and the debt, if forgiven, would be taxable by IRS. However, I have yet to see anyone get a bill. Even if they did, they would say they spent all the money on vacations, bars, Vegas.
Last year, some would have said Swiss account, but now I bet they say gold coins paid with non-sequential bills.
BTW, the man is watching so don’t try this unless you are Treasury Secy.
ParticipantMaybe the poster meant fill in as remove the pool with dirt, etc?
ParticipantMaybe the poster meant fill in as remove the pool with dirt, etc?
ParticipantMaybe the poster meant fill in as remove the pool with dirt, etc?
ParticipantMaybe the poster meant fill in as remove the pool with dirt, etc?
ParticipantMaybe the poster meant fill in as remove the pool with dirt, etc?
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I totally agree. Max is my hero now. It is true. This economic crisis is far worse than what happened after 9/11, which was the intent of OBL, to take our country down financially (which after Zeitgeist, even OBL theory is questionable). I love when he said Greenspan was the worse of the worst.
[/quote]Max is the quiet riot, enemy of the state. Wont be allowed back in the USA. Reminds me of Norm McDonald from SNL.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]
I totally agree. Max is my hero now. It is true. This economic crisis is far worse than what happened after 9/11, which was the intent of OBL, to take our country down financially (which after Zeitgeist, even OBL theory is questionable). I love when he said Greenspan was the worse of the worst.
[/quote]Max is the quiet riot, enemy of the state. Wont be allowed back in the USA. Reminds me of Norm McDonald from SNL.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]
I totally agree. Max is my hero now. It is true. This economic crisis is far worse than what happened after 9/11, which was the intent of OBL, to take our country down financially (which after Zeitgeist, even OBL theory is questionable). I love when he said Greenspan was the worse of the worst.
[/quote]Max is the quiet riot, enemy of the state. Wont be allowed back in the USA. Reminds me of Norm McDonald from SNL.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]
I totally agree. Max is my hero now. It is true. This economic crisis is far worse than what happened after 9/11, which was the intent of OBL, to take our country down financially (which after Zeitgeist, even OBL theory is questionable). I love when he said Greenspan was the worse of the worst.
[/quote]Max is the quiet riot, enemy of the state. Wont be allowed back in the USA. Reminds me of Norm McDonald from SNL.
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