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March 31, 2008 at 12:22 PM in reply to: Brace for $1 Trillion Writedown of `Yertle the Turtle’ Debt #178812March 31, 2008 at 12:22 PM in reply to: Brace for $1 Trillion Writedown of `Yertle the Turtle’ Debt #179177
lonestar2000
ParticipantWhat happened in Japan could never happen here. After all, we have the Fed and they don’t!
/sarcasm off
Excellent find, Ex-SD.
March 31, 2008 at 12:22 PM in reply to: Brace for $1 Trillion Writedown of `Yertle the Turtle’ Debt #179185lonestar2000
ParticipantWhat happened in Japan could never happen here. After all, we have the Fed and they don’t!
/sarcasm off
Excellent find, Ex-SD.
March 31, 2008 at 12:22 PM in reply to: Brace for $1 Trillion Writedown of `Yertle the Turtle’ Debt #179194lonestar2000
ParticipantWhat happened in Japan could never happen here. After all, we have the Fed and they don’t!
/sarcasm off
Excellent find, Ex-SD.
March 31, 2008 at 12:22 PM in reply to: Brace for $1 Trillion Writedown of `Yertle the Turtle’ Debt #179271lonestar2000
ParticipantWhat happened in Japan could never happen here. After all, we have the Fed and they don’t!
/sarcasm off
Excellent find, Ex-SD.
lonestar2000
ParticipantTavo,
Perform a little calculation and choose the best option.
Calculate how much you’d lose by selling, versus ‘sticking it out’ for the next several years. Add in the extra pain of being a landlord for the duration, time is money after all and being a landlord can be extremely time consuming.
If, on the other hand, the condo is near the beach, it may be worth keeping to have a place to vacation at (in between tenants).Assign values to the pros and cons and adjust your calculation accordingly. It should not be too difficult to see which option is best for your situation.
lonestar2000
ParticipantTavo,
Perform a little calculation and choose the best option.
Calculate how much you’d lose by selling, versus ‘sticking it out’ for the next several years. Add in the extra pain of being a landlord for the duration, time is money after all and being a landlord can be extremely time consuming.
If, on the other hand, the condo is near the beach, it may be worth keeping to have a place to vacation at (in between tenants).Assign values to the pros and cons and adjust your calculation accordingly. It should not be too difficult to see which option is best for your situation.
lonestar2000
ParticipantTavo,
Perform a little calculation and choose the best option.
Calculate how much you’d lose by selling, versus ‘sticking it out’ for the next several years. Add in the extra pain of being a landlord for the duration, time is money after all and being a landlord can be extremely time consuming.
If, on the other hand, the condo is near the beach, it may be worth keeping to have a place to vacation at (in between tenants).Assign values to the pros and cons and adjust your calculation accordingly. It should not be too difficult to see which option is best for your situation.
lonestar2000
ParticipantTavo,
Perform a little calculation and choose the best option.
Calculate how much you’d lose by selling, versus ‘sticking it out’ for the next several years. Add in the extra pain of being a landlord for the duration, time is money after all and being a landlord can be extremely time consuming.
If, on the other hand, the condo is near the beach, it may be worth keeping to have a place to vacation at (in between tenants).Assign values to the pros and cons and adjust your calculation accordingly. It should not be too difficult to see which option is best for your situation.
lonestar2000
ParticipantTavo,
Perform a little calculation and choose the best option.
Calculate how much you’d lose by selling, versus ‘sticking it out’ for the next several years. Add in the extra pain of being a landlord for the duration, time is money after all and being a landlord can be extremely time consuming.
If, on the other hand, the condo is near the beach, it may be worth keeping to have a place to vacation at (in between tenants).Assign values to the pros and cons and adjust your calculation accordingly. It should not be too difficult to see which option is best for your situation.
lonestar2000
ParticipantNot to worry, even if you manage to get your assessment lowered, they will simply raise your tax rates to compensate. California has a $14 billion shortfall to make up, after all, and they’re not going to get it from selling worthless bonds to the Chinese.
lonestar2000
ParticipantNot to worry, even if you manage to get your assessment lowered, they will simply raise your tax rates to compensate. California has a $14 billion shortfall to make up, after all, and they’re not going to get it from selling worthless bonds to the Chinese.
lonestar2000
ParticipantNot to worry, even if you manage to get your assessment lowered, they will simply raise your tax rates to compensate. California has a $14 billion shortfall to make up, after all, and they’re not going to get it from selling worthless bonds to the Chinese.
lonestar2000
ParticipantNot to worry, even if you manage to get your assessment lowered, they will simply raise your tax rates to compensate. California has a $14 billion shortfall to make up, after all, and they’re not going to get it from selling worthless bonds to the Chinese.
lonestar2000
ParticipantNot to worry, even if you manage to get your assessment lowered, they will simply raise your tax rates to compensate. California has a $14 billion shortfall to make up, after all, and they’re not going to get it from selling worthless bonds to the Chinese.
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