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ParticipantSimple, when paying the mortgage principle, interest, taxes and HOA is less then what it costs me to rent.
ParticipantSimple, when paying the mortgage principle, interest, taxes and HOA is less then what it costs me to rent.
ParticipantSimple, when paying the mortgage principle, interest, taxes and HOA is less then what it costs me to rent.
ParticipantSimple, when paying the mortgage principle, interest, taxes and HOA is less then what it costs me to rent.
ParticipantIf he leaves rates:
– The dollar will at best stabilize at it’s lowest point ever
– Wall Street will have another sell-offI disagree.
If he leaves rates:
– the dollar will weaken even more.
– Wall Street will crater because, he’s doing nothing and the dollar is weaker.ParticipantIf he leaves rates:
– The dollar will at best stabilize at it’s lowest point ever
– Wall Street will have another sell-offI disagree.
If he leaves rates:
– the dollar will weaken even more.
– Wall Street will crater because, he’s doing nothing and the dollar is weaker.ParticipantIf he leaves rates:
– The dollar will at best stabilize at it’s lowest point ever
– Wall Street will have another sell-offI disagree.
If he leaves rates:
– the dollar will weaken even more.
– Wall Street will crater because, he’s doing nothing and the dollar is weaker.ParticipantIf he leaves rates:
– The dollar will at best stabilize at it’s lowest point ever
– Wall Street will have another sell-offI disagree.
If he leaves rates:
– the dollar will weaken even more.
– Wall Street will crater because, he’s doing nothing and the dollar is weaker.November 6, 2007 at 7:40 AM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96202ParticipantThose are 2001 number. Imagine how poor everybody is going to feel in 2010, when the 2005 numbers with the inflated RE earnings and networth comes out.
November 6, 2007 at 7:40 AM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96265ParticipantThose are 2001 number. Imagine how poor everybody is going to feel in 2010, when the 2005 numbers with the inflated RE earnings and networth comes out.
November 6, 2007 at 7:40 AM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96272ParticipantThose are 2001 number. Imagine how poor everybody is going to feel in 2010, when the 2005 numbers with the inflated RE earnings and networth comes out.
November 6, 2007 at 7:40 AM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96280ParticipantThose are 2001 number. Imagine how poor everybody is going to feel in 2010, when the 2005 numbers with the inflated RE earnings and networth comes out.
November 4, 2007 at 8:53 PM in reply to: Payoff Mortgage in 1/3 the time without doing anything different? #95591ParticipantWITHOUT YOU SPENDING EXTRA MONEY (
Because they call it “budget”.
Go to 4:02 of Part 2 from your initial links.
Average Income: $6037.50
Average Expenses $3431.25
Mortgage Payment $1453.76
Average Budget: $1152.49Average Budget is disposable income used to “budget” and prepays the loan balance. It isn’t “spent” because they say it’s still available as HELOC.
Real simple, it’s an extra Prepay to the outstanding balance.
November 4, 2007 at 8:53 PM in reply to: Payoff Mortgage in 1/3 the time without doing anything different? #95647ParticipantWITHOUT YOU SPENDING EXTRA MONEY (
Because they call it “budget”.
Go to 4:02 of Part 2 from your initial links.
Average Income: $6037.50
Average Expenses $3431.25
Mortgage Payment $1453.76
Average Budget: $1152.49Average Budget is disposable income used to “budget” and prepays the loan balance. It isn’t “spent” because they say it’s still available as HELOC.
Real simple, it’s an extra Prepay to the outstanding balance.
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