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patientrenter
Participant[quote=CA renter]…..When credit expands, prices rise, and DEBT rises. Why would anybody ever want that? (If they are asset holders, I understand; but their gain is somebody else’s loss/debt.) This is NOT a good or sustainable outcome in the long run.[/quote]
Good words, CA renter.
But don’t forget briansd (or his family) has extensive property holdings. Lower home prices (that wold be caused by tight credit, as you correctly point out) wouldn’t be good for him.
People’s public policy advocacy tends to be closely aligned with their personal interests.
Merry Christmas, all. (Even briansd!)
Participant[quote=CA renter]…..When credit expands, prices rise, and DEBT rises. Why would anybody ever want that? (If they are asset holders, I understand; but their gain is somebody else’s loss/debt.) This is NOT a good or sustainable outcome in the long run.[/quote]
Good words, CA renter.
But don’t forget briansd (or his family) has extensive property holdings. Lower home prices (that wold be caused by tight credit, as you correctly point out) wouldn’t be good for him.
People’s public policy advocacy tends to be closely aligned with their personal interests.
Merry Christmas, all. (Even briansd!)
Participant[quote=CA renter]…..When credit expands, prices rise, and DEBT rises. Why would anybody ever want that? (If they are asset holders, I understand; but their gain is somebody else’s loss/debt.) This is NOT a good or sustainable outcome in the long run.[/quote]
Good words, CA renter.
But don’t forget briansd (or his family) has extensive property holdings. Lower home prices (that wold be caused by tight credit, as you correctly point out) wouldn’t be good for him.
People’s public policy advocacy tends to be closely aligned with their personal interests.
Merry Christmas, all. (Even briansd!)
Participant[quote=briansd1]…..The Spanish people will pay for their banks excesses for decades.[/quote]
I think the Germans will too.
Participant[quote=briansd1]…..The Spanish people will pay for their banks excesses for decades.[/quote]
I think the Germans will too.
Participant[quote=briansd1]…..The Spanish people will pay for their banks excesses for decades.[/quote]
I think the Germans will too.
Participant[quote=briansd1]…..The Spanish people will pay for their banks excesses for decades.[/quote]
I think the Germans will too.
Participant[quote=briansd1]…..The Spanish people will pay for their banks excesses for decades.[/quote]
I think the Germans will too.
Participant[quote=Doooh]……Is the $400K, to Half a Million dollar price of admission really worth staying in San Diego?[/quote]
You can rent to avoid that price tag.
I assume my cost of living for one person is $60K+ per year. I live frugally, but in the middle class.
Participant[quote=Doooh]……Is the $400K, to Half a Million dollar price of admission really worth staying in San Diego?[/quote]
You can rent to avoid that price tag.
I assume my cost of living for one person is $60K+ per year. I live frugally, but in the middle class.
Participant[quote=Doooh]……Is the $400K, to Half a Million dollar price of admission really worth staying in San Diego?[/quote]
You can rent to avoid that price tag.
I assume my cost of living for one person is $60K+ per year. I live frugally, but in the middle class.
Participant[quote=Doooh]……Is the $400K, to Half a Million dollar price of admission really worth staying in San Diego?[/quote]
You can rent to avoid that price tag.
I assume my cost of living for one person is $60K+ per year. I live frugally, but in the middle class.
Participant[quote=Doooh]……Is the $400K, to Half a Million dollar price of admission really worth staying in San Diego?[/quote]
You can rent to avoid that price tag.
I assume my cost of living for one person is $60K+ per year. I live frugally, but in the middle class.
Participant[quote=BadSquirrel]….It’s not about respect, it’s about market realities.[/quote]
If the market reality is that the 3% is too high, and they try to push it on you anyway, then they really don’t respect you.
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