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March 4, 2009 at 9:39 PM in reply to: Great Article in Vanity Fair by Michael Lewis on Iceland’s amazing bubble #361041
patb
ParticipantRates now are at all time lows, true.
But if Rates increase, your selling price will
drop.So who thinks we will have 8 percent 30 year
mortgages in 2 years? Sure it makes your
payment great, but, it screws you if you
want to sell.There are deals now, but, better to wait until
the crisis ends and bottom fishpatb
ParticipantRates now are at all time lows, true.
But if Rates increase, your selling price will
drop.So who thinks we will have 8 percent 30 year
mortgages in 2 years? Sure it makes your
payment great, but, it screws you if you
want to sell.There are deals now, but, better to wait until
the crisis ends and bottom fishpatb
ParticipantRates now are at all time lows, true.
But if Rates increase, your selling price will
drop.So who thinks we will have 8 percent 30 year
mortgages in 2 years? Sure it makes your
payment great, but, it screws you if you
want to sell.There are deals now, but, better to wait until
the crisis ends and bottom fishpatb
ParticipantRates now are at all time lows, true.
But if Rates increase, your selling price will
drop.So who thinks we will have 8 percent 30 year
mortgages in 2 years? Sure it makes your
payment great, but, it screws you if you
want to sell.There are deals now, but, better to wait until
the crisis ends and bottom fishpatb
ParticipantRates now are at all time lows, true.
But if Rates increase, your selling price will
drop.So who thinks we will have 8 percent 30 year
mortgages in 2 years? Sure it makes your
payment great, but, it screws you if you
want to sell.There are deals now, but, better to wait until
the crisis ends and bottom fishpatb
Participantone thing to consider.
if you are going to commute, look at
finding a place close to the Amtrak line,
a 2 hour hellish drive can be a 4 hour relaxing
train trip while you doze or catch up on
paperwork.in that case, parking a beater car
up near a convenient station may well
be a decent match.san diego is great, but, maybe you could
split the deal, look for a Lease with purchase
option, if the prices collapse, you walk away,
if the prices stabilize, you excercise the
option in a year.The seller at least gets some cash flow for
a year, and a shot at selling it.patb
Participantone thing to consider.
if you are going to commute, look at
finding a place close to the Amtrak line,
a 2 hour hellish drive can be a 4 hour relaxing
train trip while you doze or catch up on
paperwork.in that case, parking a beater car
up near a convenient station may well
be a decent match.san diego is great, but, maybe you could
split the deal, look for a Lease with purchase
option, if the prices collapse, you walk away,
if the prices stabilize, you excercise the
option in a year.The seller at least gets some cash flow for
a year, and a shot at selling it.patb
Participantone thing to consider.
if you are going to commute, look at
finding a place close to the Amtrak line,
a 2 hour hellish drive can be a 4 hour relaxing
train trip while you doze or catch up on
paperwork.in that case, parking a beater car
up near a convenient station may well
be a decent match.san diego is great, but, maybe you could
split the deal, look for a Lease with purchase
option, if the prices collapse, you walk away,
if the prices stabilize, you excercise the
option in a year.The seller at least gets some cash flow for
a year, and a shot at selling it.patb
Participantone thing to consider.
if you are going to commute, look at
finding a place close to the Amtrak line,
a 2 hour hellish drive can be a 4 hour relaxing
train trip while you doze or catch up on
paperwork.in that case, parking a beater car
up near a convenient station may well
be a decent match.san diego is great, but, maybe you could
split the deal, look for a Lease with purchase
option, if the prices collapse, you walk away,
if the prices stabilize, you excercise the
option in a year.The seller at least gets some cash flow for
a year, and a shot at selling it.patb
Participantone thing to consider.
if you are going to commute, look at
finding a place close to the Amtrak line,
a 2 hour hellish drive can be a 4 hour relaxing
train trip while you doze or catch up on
paperwork.in that case, parking a beater car
up near a convenient station may well
be a decent match.san diego is great, but, maybe you could
split the deal, look for a Lease with purchase
option, if the prices collapse, you walk away,
if the prices stabilize, you excercise the
option in a year.The seller at least gets some cash flow for
a year, and a shot at selling it.March 3, 2009 at 9:24 PM in reply to: Great Article in Vanity Fair by Michael Lewis on Iceland’s amazing bubble #359747patb
ParticipantOMG
THis is the most amazing article i’ve ever seen.
I really want to go to iceland just to see
what the future holds.
I think i may have to bring yen or something
to pay for everything, i bet you could
arbitrage hotel rooms or something to
pay for the visit.Seriously i stopped in iceland back in 1994 and
it was rock and stone. But i read a piece
in the Wall Street Journal pointing out
that Iceland was holding monster truck
rallies, people in iceland were spending fortunes on monster trucks and i started
wondering what happened there.
Now I Know. ๐Well with all that energy to spare,
they should go into manufacturing radio nuclides and high energy chemicals.
Anything that demands intensive
energy inputs, such as ammonia
manufacture.March 3, 2009 at 9:24 PM in reply to: Great Article in Vanity Fair by Michael Lewis on Iceland’s amazing bubble #360051patb
ParticipantOMG
THis is the most amazing article i’ve ever seen.
I really want to go to iceland just to see
what the future holds.
I think i may have to bring yen or something
to pay for everything, i bet you could
arbitrage hotel rooms or something to
pay for the visit.Seriously i stopped in iceland back in 1994 and
it was rock and stone. But i read a piece
in the Wall Street Journal pointing out
that Iceland was holding monster truck
rallies, people in iceland were spending fortunes on monster trucks and i started
wondering what happened there.
Now I Know. ๐Well with all that energy to spare,
they should go into manufacturing radio nuclides and high energy chemicals.
Anything that demands intensive
energy inputs, such as ammonia
manufacture.March 3, 2009 at 9:24 PM in reply to: Great Article in Vanity Fair by Michael Lewis on Iceland’s amazing bubble #360192patb
ParticipantOMG
THis is the most amazing article i’ve ever seen.
I really want to go to iceland just to see
what the future holds.
I think i may have to bring yen or something
to pay for everything, i bet you could
arbitrage hotel rooms or something to
pay for the visit.Seriously i stopped in iceland back in 1994 and
it was rock and stone. But i read a piece
in the Wall Street Journal pointing out
that Iceland was holding monster truck
rallies, people in iceland were spending fortunes on monster trucks and i started
wondering what happened there.
Now I Know. ๐Well with all that energy to spare,
they should go into manufacturing radio nuclides and high energy chemicals.
Anything that demands intensive
energy inputs, such as ammonia
manufacture.March 3, 2009 at 9:24 PM in reply to: Great Article in Vanity Fair by Michael Lewis on Iceland’s amazing bubble #360230patb
ParticipantOMG
THis is the most amazing article i’ve ever seen.
I really want to go to iceland just to see
what the future holds.
I think i may have to bring yen or something
to pay for everything, i bet you could
arbitrage hotel rooms or something to
pay for the visit.Seriously i stopped in iceland back in 1994 and
it was rock and stone. But i read a piece
in the Wall Street Journal pointing out
that Iceland was holding monster truck
rallies, people in iceland were spending fortunes on monster trucks and i started
wondering what happened there.
Now I Know. ๐Well with all that energy to spare,
they should go into manufacturing radio nuclides and high energy chemicals.
Anything that demands intensive
energy inputs, such as ammonia
manufacture. -
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