[gverdi]

Our media is now mostly in the hands of our government. Printing money and buying futures in the stock market surely helped the government turn people perception about what is really happening lately.

Look around carefully: more unemployment, less corporate earnings, shrinking wages, state and local governments are essentially bankrupt, retail sales keeps shrinking, etc.

Feds are trying to reflate the economy by printing loads of money; will they succeed?

My answer: look at Japan over the last 10-15 years.
That’s the best case scenario for us.

So YES, it’s the calm before the storm. Get ready!

[gverdi]

Our media is now mostly in the hands of our government. Printing money and buying futures in the stock market surely helped the government turn people perception about what is really happening lately.

Look around carefully: more unemployment, less corporate earnings, shrinking wages, state and local governments are essentially bankrupt, retail sales keeps shrinking, etc.

Feds are trying to reflate the economy by printing loads of money; will they succeed?

My answer: look at Japan over the last 10-15 years.
That’s the best case scenario for us.

So YES, it’s the calm before the storm. Get ready!

[gverdi]

Our media is now mostly in the hands of our government. Printing money and buying futures in the stock market surely helped the government turn people perception about what is really happening lately.

Look around carefully: more unemployment, less corporate earnings, shrinking wages, state and local governments are essentially bankrupt, retail sales keeps shrinking, etc.

Feds are trying to reflate the economy by printing loads of money; will they succeed?

My answer: look at Japan over the last 10-15 years.
That’s the best case scenario for us.

So YES, it’s the calm before the storm. Get ready!

[gverdi]

Our media is now mostly in the hands of our government. Printing money and buying futures in the stock market surely helped the government turn people perception about what is really happening lately.

Look around carefully: more unemployment, less corporate earnings, shrinking wages, state and local governments are essentially bankrupt, retail sales keeps shrinking, etc.

Feds are trying to reflate the economy by printing loads of money; will they succeed?

My answer: look at Japan over the last 10-15 years.
That’s the best case scenario for us.

So YES, it’s the calm before the storm. Get ready!

[gverdi]

Our media is now mostly in the hands of our government. Printing money and buying futures in the stock market surely helped the government turn people perception about what is really happening lately.

Look around carefully: more unemployment, less corporate earnings, shrinking wages, state and local governments are essentially bankrupt, retail sales keeps shrinking, etc.

Feds are trying to reflate the economy by printing loads of money; will they succeed?

My answer: look at Japan over the last 10-15 years.
That’s the best case scenario for us.

So YES, it’s the calm before the storm. Get ready!

[gverdi]

The reasons why you can’t get a loan are very simple:

-“actually already own a house that has declined in value”

-you will be buying a house which will decline in value

-no equity cushion

-DTI too high

You can’t afforded! You’ve been denied!

-gv

[gverdi]

The reasons why you can’t get a loan are very simple:

-“actually already own a house that has declined in value”

-you will be buying a house which will decline in value

-no equity cushion

-DTI too high

You can’t afforded! You’ve been denied!

-gv

[gverdi]

The reasons why you can’t get a loan are very simple:

-“actually already own a house that has declined in value”

-you will be buying a house which will decline in value

-no equity cushion

-DTI too high

You can’t afforded! You’ve been denied!

-gv

[gverdi]

The reasons why you can’t get a loan are very simple:

-“actually already own a house that has declined in value”

-you will be buying a house which will decline in value

-no equity cushion

-DTI too high

You can’t afforded! You’ve been denied!

-gv

[gverdi]

The reasons why you can’t get a loan are very simple:

-“actually already own a house that has declined in value”

-you will be buying a house which will decline in value

-no equity cushion

-DTI too high

You can’t afforded! You’ve been denied!

-gv

[gverdi]

Don’t catch a falling knife! You will regret it very soon or worse end up foreclosing in 1-2 years!

At $230 sqft for a CONDO in 4S Ranch and the economy imploding this is not a “deal” … but maybe this is just me …

Good luck anyway!

[gverdi]

Don’t catch a falling knife! You will regret it very soon or worse end up foreclosing in 1-2 years!

At $230 sqft for a CONDO in 4S Ranch and the economy imploding this is not a “deal” … but maybe this is just me …

Good luck anyway!

[gverdi]

Don’t catch a falling knife! You will regret it very soon or worse end up foreclosing in 1-2 years!

At $230 sqft for a CONDO in 4S Ranch and the economy imploding this is not a “deal” … but maybe this is just me …

Good luck anyway!

[gverdi]

Don’t catch a falling knife! You will regret it very soon or worse end up foreclosing in 1-2 years!

At $230 sqft for a CONDO in 4S Ranch and the economy imploding this is not a “deal” … but maybe this is just me …

Good luck anyway!

[gverdi]

Don’t catch a falling knife! You will regret it very soon or worse end up foreclosing in 1-2 years!

At $230 sqft for a CONDO in 4S Ranch and the economy imploding this is not a “deal” … but maybe this is just me …

Good luck anyway!

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