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[quote=threadkiller]Funny 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![/quote]

most contractors hate permits because it’s a second trip.

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[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=sobmaz]Hellloooo????????????????

I am not a Nobel Peace Prize winner but common sense says when more and more people are laid off and stop producing goods or services and then the Federal Gooberment sends them money to compete with the fewer and fewer goods and services, inflation is a certainty.

‘Splane Lucy, ‘splane![/quote]

given the masive deleveraging it’s offset. Banks won’t lend, so, the money supply is effectively decreasing through reduced leverage, so M3 can grow,
despite that.

[patb]

[quote=sobmaz]Hellloooo????????????????

I am not a Nobel Peace Prize winner but common sense says when more and more people are laid off and stop producing goods or services and then the Federal Gooberment sends them money to compete with the fewer and fewer goods and services, inflation is a certainty.

‘Splane Lucy, ‘splane![/quote]

given the masive deleveraging it’s offset. Banks won’t lend, so, the money supply is effectively decreasing through reduced leverage, so M3 can grow,
despite that.

[patb]

[quote=sobmaz]Hellloooo????????????????

I am not a Nobel Peace Prize winner but common sense says when more and more people are laid off and stop producing goods or services and then the Federal Gooberment sends them money to compete with the fewer and fewer goods and services, inflation is a certainty.

‘Splane Lucy, ‘splane![/quote]

given the masive deleveraging it’s offset. Banks won’t lend, so, the money supply is effectively decreasing through reduced leverage, so M3 can grow,
despite that.

[patb]

[quote=sobmaz]Hellloooo????????????????

I am not a Nobel Peace Prize winner but common sense says when more and more people are laid off and stop producing goods or services and then the Federal Gooberment sends them money to compete with the fewer and fewer goods and services, inflation is a certainty.

‘Splane Lucy, ‘splane![/quote]

given the masive deleveraging it’s offset. Banks won’t lend, so, the money supply is effectively decreasing through reduced leverage, so M3 can grow,
despite that.

[patb]

[quote=sobmaz]Hellloooo????????????????

I am not a Nobel Peace Prize winner but common sense says when more and more people are laid off and stop producing goods or services and then the Federal Gooberment sends them money to compete with the fewer and fewer goods and services, inflation is a certainty.

‘Splane Lucy, ‘splane![/quote]

given the masive deleveraging it’s offset. Banks won’t lend, so, the money supply is effectively decreasing through reduced leverage, so M3 can grow,
despite that.

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]I’ve always thought that Japan is viewed as the successful model for dealing with a complete implosion of a country’s banking system. A lost decade or two is preferrable to a severe depression?

[/quote]

sweden was. banks imploded, government took over.

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]I’ve always thought that Japan is viewed as the successful model for dealing with a complete implosion of a country’s banking system. A lost decade or two is preferrable to a severe depression?

[/quote]

sweden was. banks imploded, government took over.

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]I’ve always thought that Japan is viewed as the successful model for dealing with a complete implosion of a country’s banking system. A lost decade or two is preferrable to a severe depression?

[/quote]

sweden was. banks imploded, government took over.

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]I’ve always thought that Japan is viewed as the successful model for dealing with a complete implosion of a country’s banking system. A lost decade or two is preferrable to a severe depression?

[/quote]

sweden was. banks imploded, government took over.

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