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December 22, 2008 at 12:59 PM in reply to: How much cheaper should the own vs. rent be, in order to buy? #319305December 22, 2008 at 12:59 PM in reply to: How much cheaper should the own vs. rent be, in order to buy? #319351
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ParticipantDo your home work and find out what rents are going for so that you can decide what to do. If it’s your key component for decision-making, you need to get a good handle on it. Then decide if rents may be going down….
December 22, 2008 at 12:59 PM in reply to: How much cheaper should the own vs. rent be, in order to buy? #319371peterb
ParticipantDo your home work and find out what rents are going for so that you can decide what to do. If it’s your key component for decision-making, you need to get a good handle on it. Then decide if rents may be going down….
December 22, 2008 at 12:59 PM in reply to: How much cheaper should the own vs. rent be, in order to buy? #319453peterb
ParticipantDo your home work and find out what rents are going for so that you can decide what to do. If it’s your key component for decision-making, you need to get a good handle on it. Then decide if rents may be going down….
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ParticipantLOL. thanks for the muchograndefuckachino.!!!
The substitution effect is the first step in demand destruction. Now people will buy the whatashittycupofswill from Dunkin Dough Nuts.peterb
ParticipantLOL. thanks for the muchograndefuckachino.!!!
The substitution effect is the first step in demand destruction. Now people will buy the whatashittycupofswill from Dunkin Dough Nuts.peterb
ParticipantLOL. thanks for the muchograndefuckachino.!!!
The substitution effect is the first step in demand destruction. Now people will buy the whatashittycupofswill from Dunkin Dough Nuts.peterb
ParticipantLOL. thanks for the muchograndefuckachino.!!!
The substitution effect is the first step in demand destruction. Now people will buy the whatashittycupofswill from Dunkin Dough Nuts.peterb
ParticipantLOL. thanks for the muchograndefuckachino.!!!
The substitution effect is the first step in demand destruction. Now people will buy the whatashittycupofswill from Dunkin Dough Nuts.peterb
ParticipantYet again proving how utterly useless MSM really is. Unless of course you’d like to confirm what you already know from last year.
Check with Mr Mortgage for where we’re headed in 2009. Walk away city! Upside down mortgages and unemployment. Perfect storm.peterb
ParticipantYet again proving how utterly useless MSM really is. Unless of course you’d like to confirm what you already know from last year.
Check with Mr Mortgage for where we’re headed in 2009. Walk away city! Upside down mortgages and unemployment. Perfect storm.peterb
ParticipantYet again proving how utterly useless MSM really is. Unless of course you’d like to confirm what you already know from last year.
Check with Mr Mortgage for where we’re headed in 2009. Walk away city! Upside down mortgages and unemployment. Perfect storm.peterb
ParticipantYet again proving how utterly useless MSM really is. Unless of course you’d like to confirm what you already know from last year.
Check with Mr Mortgage for where we’re headed in 2009. Walk away city! Upside down mortgages and unemployment. Perfect storm.peterb
ParticipantYet again proving how utterly useless MSM really is. Unless of course you’d like to confirm what you already know from last year.
Check with Mr Mortgage for where we’re headed in 2009. Walk away city! Upside down mortgages and unemployment. Perfect storm.peterb
ParticipantCA unemployment is 8.4% and the nation is 6.7%. So this should indicate that people may leave CA for better opportunities of employment. Unless CA stagnates and the rest of the US catches up. But that’s theory and guessing. These numbers are here and now. Both escalating.
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