[MountainBound]

Piggs, I have been a loyal reader for 3 years. Sold my house that I bought in 1998 at the peak in 2006. Rented it back from ther “inverstor” that I sold it to. Three years later, he lost it in foreclosure and I bought it back at the Trustee Sale for less than I paid in 1998.

So here’s my question, since I now own the house free and clear, should I take out a mortgage at todays low rates and invest the proceeds? If inflation appears wouldn’t I be better off?

[MountainBound]

Piggs, I have been a loyal reader for 3 years. Sold my house that I bought in 1998 at the peak in 2006. Rented it back from ther “inverstor” that I sold it to. Three years later, he lost it in foreclosure and I bought it back at the Trustee Sale for less than I paid in 1998.

So here’s my question, since I now own the house free and clear, should I take out a mortgage at todays low rates and invest the proceeds? If inflation appears wouldn’t I be better off?

[MountainBound]

Piggs, I have been a loyal reader for 3 years. Sold my house that I bought in 1998 at the peak in 2006. Rented it back from ther “inverstor” that I sold it to. Three years later, he lost it in foreclosure and I bought it back at the Trustee Sale for less than I paid in 1998.

So here’s my question, since I now own the house free and clear, should I take out a mortgage at todays low rates and invest the proceeds? If inflation appears wouldn’t I be better off?

[MountainBound]

Piggs, I have been a loyal reader for 3 years. Sold my house that I bought in 1998 at the peak in 2006. Rented it back from ther “inverstor” that I sold it to. Three years later, he lost it in foreclosure and I bought it back at the Trustee Sale for less than I paid in 1998.

So here’s my question, since I now own the house free and clear, should I take out a mortgage at todays low rates and invest the proceeds? If inflation appears wouldn’t I be better off?

[MountainBound]

Piggs, I have been a loyal reader for 3 years. Sold my house that I bought in 1998 at the peak in 2006. Rented it back from ther “inverstor” that I sold it to. Three years later, he lost it in foreclosure and I bought it back at the Trustee Sale for less than I paid in 1998.

So here’s my question, since I now own the house free and clear, should I take out a mortgage at todays low rates and invest the proceeds? If inflation appears wouldn’t I be better off?

[MountainBound]

PartyPup,

Ok, here’s my problem. I happen to agree with your forecast of upcoming doom, however so far the US Fed has been able to ward off the fundamentals and continue with the Wall Street corruption. It seems like with the MSM propaganda machine they can continue the ruse forever.

Now, tell me in simple terms, how does one go abouit protecting their cash? Doesn’t seem like 100% metals is a sure bet.

Give it to me straight.

Thanks

[MountainBound]

PartyPup,

Ok, here’s my problem. I happen to agree with your forecast of upcoming doom, however so far the US Fed has been able to ward off the fundamentals and continue with the Wall Street corruption. It seems like with the MSM propaganda machine they can continue the ruse forever.

Now, tell me in simple terms, how does one go abouit protecting their cash? Doesn’t seem like 100% metals is a sure bet.

Give it to me straight.

Thanks

[MountainBound]

PartyPup,

Ok, here’s my problem. I happen to agree with your forecast of upcoming doom, however so far the US Fed has been able to ward off the fundamentals and continue with the Wall Street corruption. It seems like with the MSM propaganda machine they can continue the ruse forever.

Now, tell me in simple terms, how does one go abouit protecting their cash? Doesn’t seem like 100% metals is a sure bet.

Give it to me straight.

Thanks

[MountainBound]

PartyPup,

Ok, here’s my problem. I happen to agree with your forecast of upcoming doom, however so far the US Fed has been able to ward off the fundamentals and continue with the Wall Street corruption. It seems like with the MSM propaganda machine they can continue the ruse forever.

Now, tell me in simple terms, how does one go abouit protecting their cash? Doesn’t seem like 100% metals is a sure bet.

Give it to me straight.

Thanks

[MountainBound]

PartyPup,

Ok, here’s my problem. I happen to agree with your forecast of upcoming doom, however so far the US Fed has been able to ward off the fundamentals and continue with the Wall Street corruption. It seems like with the MSM propaganda machine they can continue the ruse forever.

Now, tell me in simple terms, how does one go abouit protecting their cash? Doesn’t seem like 100% metals is a sure bet.

Give it to me straight.

Thanks

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