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ParticipantFunny thing about permits. Everyone talks about them and yet when I was looking for a house I found out that rarely is a permit pulled for anything,because then the inspector might find something else out of compliance maybe? I’m pretty sure the inspector’s just inspect what is being permitted but I guess that just might depend!
ParticipantFunny thing about permits. Everyone talks about them and yet when I was looking for a house I found out that rarely is a permit pulled for anything,because then the inspector might find something else out of compliance maybe? I’m pretty sure the inspector’s just inspect what is being permitted but I guess that just might depend!
June 2, 2009 at 9:48 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409371ParticipantMy only question is who selected the appraiser? Realtor?Bank?yourself?probably not-With FHA only 1 appraisal is allowed every 6 months,or so I’ve been told.
June 2, 2009 at 9:48 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409609ParticipantMy only question is who selected the appraiser? Realtor?Bank?yourself?probably not-With FHA only 1 appraisal is allowed every 6 months,or so I’ve been told.
June 2, 2009 at 9:48 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409857ParticipantMy only question is who selected the appraiser? Realtor?Bank?yourself?probably not-With FHA only 1 appraisal is allowed every 6 months,or so I’ve been told.
June 2, 2009 at 9:48 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409918ParticipantMy only question is who selected the appraiser? Realtor?Bank?yourself?probably not-With FHA only 1 appraisal is allowed every 6 months,or so I’ve been told.
June 2, 2009 at 9:48 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #410068ParticipantMy only question is who selected the appraiser? Realtor?Bank?yourself?probably not-With FHA only 1 appraisal is allowed every 6 months,or so I’ve been told.
ParticipantI think I have it all figured out,finally!The government can raise money through 10 year T-bills or they can print money. When not enough money is comming from T-bills they raise the rates to attract buyers = inflation. When not enough revenue comes in from T-bills they print money = inflation. Of course both are going on concurrently, it is a matter of quantity. Not sure if we can go the Japanese route. Not sure we want to! I know I don’t want to experience stagflation for the next 10 years.
ParticipantI think I have it all figured out,finally!The government can raise money through 10 year T-bills or they can print money. When not enough money is comming from T-bills they raise the rates to attract buyers = inflation. When not enough revenue comes in from T-bills they print money = inflation. Of course both are going on concurrently, it is a matter of quantity. Not sure if we can go the Japanese route. Not sure we want to! I know I don’t want to experience stagflation for the next 10 years.
ParticipantI think I have it all figured out,finally!The government can raise money through 10 year T-bills or they can print money. When not enough money is comming from T-bills they raise the rates to attract buyers = inflation. When not enough revenue comes in from T-bills they print money = inflation. Of course both are going on concurrently, it is a matter of quantity. Not sure if we can go the Japanese route. Not sure we want to! I know I don’t want to experience stagflation for the next 10 years.
ParticipantI think I have it all figured out,finally!The government can raise money through 10 year T-bills or they can print money. When not enough money is comming from T-bills they raise the rates to attract buyers = inflation. When not enough revenue comes in from T-bills they print money = inflation. Of course both are going on concurrently, it is a matter of quantity. Not sure if we can go the Japanese route. Not sure we want to! I know I don’t want to experience stagflation for the next 10 years.
ParticipantI think I have it all figured out,finally!The government can raise money through 10 year T-bills or they can print money. When not enough money is comming from T-bills they raise the rates to attract buyers = inflation. When not enough revenue comes in from T-bills they print money = inflation. Of course both are going on concurrently, it is a matter of quantity. Not sure if we can go the Japanese route. Not sure we want to! I know I don’t want to experience stagflation for the next 10 years.
ParticipantTwo things that tick me off about our “law enforcement” is them speeding without their lights on(I see this on a weekly basis) and when they do pull someone over they fucking block the whole street-presenting themselves as a hazard. I know they are taught to use the car as a safety barrier,but for god’s sake I’ve seen them do this to ticket a car that had been abandoned,where’s the emergency and whose safety are they looking out for? While I’m on my soapbox I think no public employee should make more than 20% more than the people they supervise. Fire Captains making $175K and UC regents getting $400K is why CA is almost bankrupt.
ParticipantTwo things that tick me off about our “law enforcement” is them speeding without their lights on(I see this on a weekly basis) and when they do pull someone over they fucking block the whole street-presenting themselves as a hazard. I know they are taught to use the car as a safety barrier,but for god’s sake I’ve seen them do this to ticket a car that had been abandoned,where’s the emergency and whose safety are they looking out for? While I’m on my soapbox I think no public employee should make more than 20% more than the people they supervise. Fire Captains making $175K and UC regents getting $400K is why CA is almost bankrupt.
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