Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
November 17, 2010 at 2:38 PM in reply to: Advice For First Time Buyer, Loans, FHA and Condos #632418November 17, 2010 at 2:38 PM in reply to: Advice For First Time Buyer, Loans, FHA and Condos #632736
jstoesz
ParticipantX2 on everything everyone has said here regarding how to chart the fiscal future.
I love the frank advice here. There is some politeness, but largely it just cuts to the chase.
Participanthaha. spot on Former.
Participanthaha. spot on Former.
Participanthaha. spot on Former.
Participanthaha. spot on Former.
Participanthaha. spot on Former.
ParticipantWhen you tax people more, their behavior does not change in any way shape of form…they just keep on doing what they are doing…without changing…That is what the budget office tells me anyways.
House values will not change because only hand outs and tax breaks can provides incentives…increased taxes can not possibly provide disincentives.
(tongue firmly in cheek)
ParticipantWhen you tax people more, their behavior does not change in any way shape of form…they just keep on doing what they are doing…without changing…That is what the budget office tells me anyways.
House values will not change because only hand outs and tax breaks can provides incentives…increased taxes can not possibly provide disincentives.
(tongue firmly in cheek)
ParticipantWhen you tax people more, their behavior does not change in any way shape of form…they just keep on doing what they are doing…without changing…That is what the budget office tells me anyways.
House values will not change because only hand outs and tax breaks can provides incentives…increased taxes can not possibly provide disincentives.
(tongue firmly in cheek)
ParticipantWhen you tax people more, their behavior does not change in any way shape of form…they just keep on doing what they are doing…without changing…That is what the budget office tells me anyways.
House values will not change because only hand outs and tax breaks can provides incentives…increased taxes can not possibly provide disincentives.
(tongue firmly in cheek)
ParticipantWhen you tax people more, their behavior does not change in any way shape of form…they just keep on doing what they are doing…without changing…That is what the budget office tells me anyways.
House values will not change because only hand outs and tax breaks can provides incentives…increased taxes can not possibly provide disincentives.
(tongue firmly in cheek)
Participant[quote=briansd1]That’s why you have dilapidated housing stock in the old neighborhoods.
[/quote]Good point Brian. I can not believe sometimes that I am driving through a multimillion dollar neighborhood based on the condition of the homes. I figure either the owners are too poor after their absorbent principle to pay for basic maintenance…or they haven’t been outside their homes since the 70’s.
Participant[quote=briansd1]That’s why you have dilapidated housing stock in the old neighborhoods.
[/quote]Good point Brian. I can not believe sometimes that I am driving through a multimillion dollar neighborhood based on the condition of the homes. I figure either the owners are too poor after their absorbent principle to pay for basic maintenance…or they haven’t been outside their homes since the 70’s.
Participant[quote=briansd1]That’s why you have dilapidated housing stock in the old neighborhoods.
[/quote]Good point Brian. I can not believe sometimes that I am driving through a multimillion dollar neighborhood based on the condition of the homes. I figure either the owners are too poor after their absorbent principle to pay for basic maintenance…or they haven’t been outside their homes since the 70’s.
-
AuthorPosts
