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patb
Participantif you are a renter, a layoff won’t hit Default/foreclosure stats.
Now if you are a dual income family and you need both incomes
to support your F^&*ed mortgage a layoff will kill you.if we have high unemployment i expect home ownership to fall by 20% or more.
patb
Participantif you are a renter, a layoff won’t hit Default/foreclosure stats.
Now if you are a dual income family and you need both incomes
to support your F^&*ed mortgage a layoff will kill you.if we have high unemployment i expect home ownership to fall by 20% or more.
patb
Participantif you are a renter, a layoff won’t hit Default/foreclosure stats.
Now if you are a dual income family and you need both incomes
to support your F^&*ed mortgage a layoff will kill you.if we have high unemployment i expect home ownership to fall by 20% or more.
patb
Participantif you are a renter, a layoff won’t hit Default/foreclosure stats.
Now if you are a dual income family and you need both incomes
to support your F^&*ed mortgage a layoff will kill you.if we have high unemployment i expect home ownership to fall by 20% or more.
patb
Participantif you are a renter, a layoff won’t hit Default/foreclosure stats.
Now if you are a dual income family and you need both incomes
to support your F^&*ed mortgage a layoff will kill you.if we have high unemployment i expect home ownership to fall by 20% or more.
patb
Participantfigure 20K to fill in the pool
figure 10K to fix up the lawn.
figure 70K to finish out.
it’s way overpriced even for perfect finish.
patb
Participantfigure 20K to fill in the pool
figure 10K to fix up the lawn.
figure 70K to finish out.
it’s way overpriced even for perfect finish.
patb
Participantfigure 20K to fill in the pool
figure 10K to fix up the lawn.
figure 70K to finish out.
it’s way overpriced even for perfect finish.
patb
Participantfigure 20K to fill in the pool
figure 10K to fix up the lawn.
figure 70K to finish out.
it’s way overpriced even for perfect finish.
patb
Participantfigure 20K to fill in the pool
figure 10K to fix up the lawn.
figure 70K to finish out.
it’s way overpriced even for perfect finish.
patb
Participanttemeculaguy
1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.
2) loan balance 100K
3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying
4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.
5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
real estate collapsespatb
Participanttemeculaguy
1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.
2) loan balance 100K
3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying
4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.
5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
real estate collapsespatb
Participanttemeculaguy
1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.
2) loan balance 100K
3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying
4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.
5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
real estate collapsespatb
Participanttemeculaguy
1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.
2) loan balance 100K
3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying
4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.
5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
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