[JWM in SD]

“…more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass.”

Re-read what I wrote before you post again. I see you never miss the opportunity to get personal eh?

Whatever…in the end, you all know I’m right.

[JWM in SD]

“…more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass.”

Re-read what I wrote before you post again. I see you never miss the opportunity to get personal eh?

Whatever…in the end, you all know I’m right.

[JWM in SD]

“…more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass.”

Re-read what I wrote before you post again. I see you never miss the opportunity to get personal eh?

Whatever…in the end, you all know I’m right.

[JWM in SD]

“…more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass.”

Re-read what I wrote before you post again. I see you never miss the opportunity to get personal eh?

Whatever…in the end, you all know I’m right.

[JWM in SD]

“…more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass.”

Re-read what I wrote before you post again. I see you never miss the opportunity to get personal eh?

Whatever…in the end, you all know I’m right.

[JWM in SD]

Yes, if you are a smart and serious buyer, you want a low principal balance, high rates, in market bottom with better economic times ahead.

There is a lot of cognitive dissonance on this site about this issue even though it was discussed here in depth many times two years ago. The Relator Triad posting here doesn’t like this because it will make it more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass. This is why you really have to take whatever they post here with a healthy dose of skepticsm and critical thinking or you will walk away thinking that worst has already passed.

[JWM in SD]

Yes, if you are a smart and serious buyer, you want a low principal balance, high rates, in market bottom with better economic times ahead.

There is a lot of cognitive dissonance on this site about this issue even though it was discussed here in depth many times two years ago. The Relator Triad posting here doesn’t like this because it will make it more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass. This is why you really have to take whatever they post here with a healthy dose of skepticsm and critical thinking or you will walk away thinking that worst has already passed.

[JWM in SD]

Yes, if you are a smart and serious buyer, you want a low principal balance, high rates, in market bottom with better economic times ahead.

There is a lot of cognitive dissonance on this site about this issue even though it was discussed here in depth many times two years ago. The Relator Triad posting here doesn’t like this because it will make it more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass. This is why you really have to take whatever they post here with a healthy dose of skepticsm and critical thinking or you will walk away thinking that worst has already passed.

[JWM in SD]

Yes, if you are a smart and serious buyer, you want a low principal balance, high rates, in market bottom with better economic times ahead.

There is a lot of cognitive dissonance on this site about this issue even though it was discussed here in depth many times two years ago. The Relator Triad posting here doesn’t like this because it will make it more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass. This is why you really have to take whatever they post here with a healthy dose of skepticsm and critical thinking or you will walk away thinking that worst has already passed.

[JWM in SD]

Yes, if you are a smart and serious buyer, you want a low principal balance, high rates, in market bottom with better economic times ahead.

There is a lot of cognitive dissonance on this site about this issue even though it was discussed here in depth many times two years ago. The Relator Triad posting here doesn’t like this because it will make it more difficult for them to earn large commissions off of fewer transactions at lower amounts should that scenario come to pass. This is why you really have to take whatever they post here with a healthy dose of skepticsm and critical thinking or you will walk away thinking that worst has already passed.

[JWM in SD]

Thanks Josh, that was pretty interesting. I didn’t realize that the FED had the stats published so explicitly for the public to see. I think it bolsters my argument that Bernanke knows full well that he can’t stop decline of house prices and the onslaught of credit contraction in the end. All he can do is delay and lessen the pain like giving a terminal patient more morphine to make the final days more tolerable.

[JWM in SD]

Thanks Josh, that was pretty interesting. I didn’t realize that the FED had the stats published so explicitly for the public to see. I think it bolsters my argument that Bernanke knows full well that he can’t stop decline of house prices and the onslaught of credit contraction in the end. All he can do is delay and lessen the pain like giving a terminal patient more morphine to make the final days more tolerable.

[JWM in SD]

Thanks Josh, that was pretty interesting. I didn’t realize that the FED had the stats published so explicitly for the public to see. I think it bolsters my argument that Bernanke knows full well that he can’t stop decline of house prices and the onslaught of credit contraction in the end. All he can do is delay and lessen the pain like giving a terminal patient more morphine to make the final days more tolerable.

[JWM in SD]

Thanks Josh, that was pretty interesting. I didn’t realize that the FED had the stats published so explicitly for the public to see. I think it bolsters my argument that Bernanke knows full well that he can’t stop decline of house prices and the onslaught of credit contraction in the end. All he can do is delay and lessen the pain like giving a terminal patient more morphine to make the final days more tolerable.

[JWM in SD]

Thanks Josh, that was pretty interesting. I didn’t realize that the FED had the stats published so explicitly for the public to see. I think it bolsters my argument that Bernanke knows full well that he can’t stop decline of house prices and the onslaught of credit contraction in the end. All he can do is delay and lessen the pain like giving a terminal patient more morphine to make the final days more tolerable.

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