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ParticipantIt will be interesting if they are working with a property manager that is legally managing properties for Wells.
Frankly, I find that hard to believe. It is possible for the property to be quickly turned from REO to investor.
It’s also incredibly easy for it to be just a fraudster watching the public info rolls for the completion of the NOTs.
ParticipantIt will be interesting if they are working with a property manager that is legally managing properties for Wells.
Frankly, I find that hard to believe. It is possible for the property to be quickly turned from REO to investor.
It’s also incredibly easy for it to be just a fraudster watching the public info rolls for the completion of the NOTs.
ParticipantIt will be interesting if they are working with a property manager that is legally managing properties for Wells.
Frankly, I find that hard to believe. It is possible for the property to be quickly turned from REO to investor.
It’s also incredibly easy for it to be just a fraudster watching the public info rolls for the completion of the NOTs.
ParticipantJennyo, that’s not correct. The 2007 General Fund is $145B. It is apples to apples.
Here’s the links to the 2003/2004 budget and 07/08 budget. I’m comparing the same budget line items.
Look at page 5, Budget total.
2007 Budget $145B.
2003 Budget $99B.
ParticipantJennyo, that’s not correct. The 2007 General Fund is $145B. It is apples to apples.
Here’s the links to the 2003/2004 budget and 07/08 budget. I’m comparing the same budget line items.
Look at page 5, Budget total.
2007 Budget $145B.
2003 Budget $99B.
ParticipantJennyo, that’s not correct. The 2007 General Fund is $145B. It is apples to apples.
Here’s the links to the 2003/2004 budget and 07/08 budget. I’m comparing the same budget line items.
Look at page 5, Budget total.
2007 Budget $145B.
2003 Budget $99B.
ParticipantJennyo, that’s not correct. The 2007 General Fund is $145B. It is apples to apples.
Here’s the links to the 2003/2004 budget and 07/08 budget. I’m comparing the same budget line items.
Look at page 5, Budget total.
2007 Budget $145B.
2003 Budget $99B.
ParticipantJennyo, that’s not correct. The 2007 General Fund is $145B. It is apples to apples.
Here’s the links to the 2003/2004 budget and 07/08 budget. I’m comparing the same budget line items.
Look at page 5, Budget total.
2007 Budget $145B.
2003 Budget $99B.
ParticipantSchwarzenegger Discipline Shattered by Subprime Slump
What discipline?
The revenues the Government has today compared to 2004 when he took office is up more than 30%. Spending has increased even more.
Bonds make expenses, expenses make deficits. Discipline isn’t proposing a new credit card for programs that don’t fit in the budget. When you do, you end up with a $14 Billion deficit when the payments are due.
The 2003 California State Budget was $98.9 Billion dollars.
The 2007 California State Budget was $143.4 Billion dollars.
That’s a 10% a compound annual growth rate.
ParticipantSchwarzenegger Discipline Shattered by Subprime Slump
What discipline?
The revenues the Government has today compared to 2004 when he took office is up more than 30%. Spending has increased even more.
Bonds make expenses, expenses make deficits. Discipline isn’t proposing a new credit card for programs that don’t fit in the budget. When you do, you end up with a $14 Billion deficit when the payments are due.
The 2003 California State Budget was $98.9 Billion dollars.
The 2007 California State Budget was $143.4 Billion dollars.
That’s a 10% a compound annual growth rate.
ParticipantSchwarzenegger Discipline Shattered by Subprime Slump
What discipline?
The revenues the Government has today compared to 2004 when he took office is up more than 30%. Spending has increased even more.
Bonds make expenses, expenses make deficits. Discipline isn’t proposing a new credit card for programs that don’t fit in the budget. When you do, you end up with a $14 Billion deficit when the payments are due.
The 2003 California State Budget was $98.9 Billion dollars.
The 2007 California State Budget was $143.4 Billion dollars.
That’s a 10% a compound annual growth rate.
ParticipantSchwarzenegger Discipline Shattered by Subprime Slump
What discipline?
The revenues the Government has today compared to 2004 when he took office is up more than 30%. Spending has increased even more.
Bonds make expenses, expenses make deficits. Discipline isn’t proposing a new credit card for programs that don’t fit in the budget. When you do, you end up with a $14 Billion deficit when the payments are due.
The 2003 California State Budget was $98.9 Billion dollars.
The 2007 California State Budget was $143.4 Billion dollars.
That’s a 10% a compound annual growth rate.
ParticipantSchwarzenegger Discipline Shattered by Subprime Slump
What discipline?
The revenues the Government has today compared to 2004 when he took office is up more than 30%. Spending has increased even more.
Bonds make expenses, expenses make deficits. Discipline isn’t proposing a new credit card for programs that don’t fit in the budget. When you do, you end up with a $14 Billion deficit when the payments are due.
The 2003 California State Budget was $98.9 Billion dollars.
The 2007 California State Budget was $143.4 Billion dollars.
That’s a 10% a compound annual growth rate.
ParticipantVoting for Paul in the Primary. That’s the loudest message I can send to the Republicans to return to their fiscal roots.
On the props: no.
No on the Indian gaming. $14Billion over 20 years is a pittance compared to the costs the gaming drives into our communities.
No on the term limits which is really a rollback of term limits from 2 terms in either house to up to 6 terms in the Assembley and 3 in the Senate.
No on the bonds. No on the taxes.
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