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Eugene
ParticipantThat’s a horrible area unless you don’t mind crack addicts and the like as your neighbors
The upside is that it’s walking distance to Holiday Liquor which has the best beer and wine selection in all of SD county.
Do you mean Holiday Wine Cellar? 3.8 miles is only a walking distance if you’re an experienced walker IMHO.
ParticipantDid it suddenly become a freeway shoulder since last sale in 2003?
ParticipantDid it suddenly become a freeway shoulder since last sale in 2003?
ParticipantDid it suddenly become a freeway shoulder since last sale in 2003?
ParticipantDid it suddenly become a freeway shoulder since last sale in 2003?
ParticipantDid it suddenly become a freeway shoulder since last sale in 2003?
January 18, 2008 at 11:52 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138145ParticipantYup, and it will get us out too. The foolish lenders and buyers will be eliminated. The wise will survive. Just let it correct itself.
Just like the bubble itself could have been prevented if anyone were paying attention, pains of the correction can be mitigated with wise government intervention. Mixed economy is often better than anarchistic free market capitalism.
January 18, 2008 at 11:52 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138355ParticipantYup, and it will get us out too. The foolish lenders and buyers will be eliminated. The wise will survive. Just let it correct itself.
Just like the bubble itself could have been prevented if anyone were paying attention, pains of the correction can be mitigated with wise government intervention. Mixed economy is often better than anarchistic free market capitalism.
January 18, 2008 at 11:52 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138383ParticipantYup, and it will get us out too. The foolish lenders and buyers will be eliminated. The wise will survive. Just let it correct itself.
Just like the bubble itself could have been prevented if anyone were paying attention, pains of the correction can be mitigated with wise government intervention. Mixed economy is often better than anarchistic free market capitalism.
January 18, 2008 at 11:52 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138404ParticipantYup, and it will get us out too. The foolish lenders and buyers will be eliminated. The wise will survive. Just let it correct itself.
Just like the bubble itself could have been prevented if anyone were paying attention, pains of the correction can be mitigated with wise government intervention. Mixed economy is often better than anarchistic free market capitalism.
January 18, 2008 at 11:52 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138453ParticipantYup, and it will get us out too. The foolish lenders and buyers will be eliminated. The wise will survive. Just let it correct itself.
Just like the bubble itself could have been prevented if anyone were paying attention, pains of the correction can be mitigated with wise government intervention. Mixed economy is often better than anarchistic free market capitalism.
January 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138116ParticipantWhat happened to free market capitalism?
Free market capitalism brought us here.
The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
Are you suggesting that running an additional one-time deficit of 1% of GDP is worse than a recession?
Interest rates on new mortgages would skyrocket – perhaps past 8 percent
B.S.
Interest rates on ARMs may well skyrocket. Good riddance. To conforming loans and fixed jumbos, it won’t do a thing.Now, if Fannie Mae folds because ARM resets push prices down too fast and leave lots of people with negative equity, THAT will wreck the housing market …
January 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138324ParticipantWhat happened to free market capitalism?
Free market capitalism brought us here.
The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
Are you suggesting that running an additional one-time deficit of 1% of GDP is worse than a recession?
Interest rates on new mortgages would skyrocket – perhaps past 8 percent
B.S.
Interest rates on ARMs may well skyrocket. Good riddance. To conforming loans and fixed jumbos, it won’t do a thing.Now, if Fannie Mae folds because ARM resets push prices down too fast and leave lots of people with negative equity, THAT will wreck the housing market …
January 18, 2008 at 11:38 AM in reply to: Hillary’s modest proposal (to wreck the housing market) #138353ParticipantWhat happened to free market capitalism?
Free market capitalism brought us here.
The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
Are you suggesting that running an additional one-time deficit of 1% of GDP is worse than a recession?
Interest rates on new mortgages would skyrocket – perhaps past 8 percent
B.S.
Interest rates on ARMs may well skyrocket. Good riddance. To conforming loans and fixed jumbos, it won’t do a thing.Now, if Fannie Mae folds because ARM resets push prices down too fast and leave lots of people with negative equity, THAT will wreck the housing market …
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