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June 24, 2008 at 1:46 PM in reply to: Which is preferable: lower interest rates or lower prices? #227881June 24, 2008 at 1:46 PM in reply to: Which is preferable: lower interest rates or lower prices? #227999
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ParticipantBuy when the price is low and interest is high.
Then refinance into a low interest rate, and you have the best of both worlds (low principal AND interest) and lower property taxes! 🙂June 24, 2008 at 1:46 PM in reply to: Which is preferable: lower interest rates or lower prices? #228010ParticipantBuy when the price is low and interest is high.
Then refinance into a low interest rate, and you have the best of both worlds (low principal AND interest) and lower property taxes! 🙂June 24, 2008 at 1:46 PM in reply to: Which is preferable: lower interest rates or lower prices? #228044ParticipantBuy when the price is low and interest is high.
Then refinance into a low interest rate, and you have the best of both worlds (low principal AND interest) and lower property taxes! 🙂June 24, 2008 at 1:46 PM in reply to: Which is preferable: lower interest rates or lower prices? #228060ParticipantBuy when the price is low and interest is high.
Then refinance into a low interest rate, and you have the best of both worlds (low principal AND interest) and lower property taxes! 🙂ParticipantThe first rule of investing, “buy when everyone else is selling, sell when everyone else is buying”.
I see this as a buying opportunity.
ParticipantThe first rule of investing, “buy when everyone else is selling, sell when everyone else is buying”.
I see this as a buying opportunity.
ParticipantThe first rule of investing, “buy when everyone else is selling, sell when everyone else is buying”.
I see this as a buying opportunity.
ParticipantThe first rule of investing, “buy when everyone else is selling, sell when everyone else is buying”.
I see this as a buying opportunity.
ParticipantThe first rule of investing, “buy when everyone else is selling, sell when everyone else is buying”.
I see this as a buying opportunity.
ParticipantI always thought it funny when those whos very income depends on you buying give you financial advice on when and what to purchase. Be it a car sales men, real estate agent, or a stock broker, their products, bought today, are always the best thing for you to spend your money on.
Why pay a qualified financial adviser to analyze my situation, when there are a millions of sales agents giving financial advice away for free?
ParticipantI always thought it funny when those whos very income depends on you buying give you financial advice on when and what to purchase. Be it a car sales men, real estate agent, or a stock broker, their products, bought today, are always the best thing for you to spend your money on.
Why pay a qualified financial adviser to analyze my situation, when there are a millions of sales agents giving financial advice away for free?
ParticipantI always thought it funny when those whos very income depends on you buying give you financial advice on when and what to purchase. Be it a car sales men, real estate agent, or a stock broker, their products, bought today, are always the best thing for you to spend your money on.
Why pay a qualified financial adviser to analyze my situation, when there are a millions of sales agents giving financial advice away for free?
ParticipantI always thought it funny when those whos very income depends on you buying give you financial advice on when and what to purchase. Be it a car sales men, real estate agent, or a stock broker, their products, bought today, are always the best thing for you to spend your money on.
Why pay a qualified financial adviser to analyze my situation, when there are a millions of sales agents giving financial advice away for free?
ParticipantI always thought it funny when those whos very income depends on you buying give you financial advice on when and what to purchase. Be it a car sales men, real estate agent, or a stock broker, their products, bought today, are always the best thing for you to spend your money on.
Why pay a qualified financial adviser to analyze my situation, when there are a millions of sales agents giving financial advice away for free?
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