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ParticipantDont look now, but Jr. gold mining companies have been on a very solid climb. Doesnt hurt to own some physical as well.
ParticipantDont look now, but Jr. gold mining companies have been on a very solid climb. Doesnt hurt to own some physical as well.
ParticipantDont look now, but Jr. gold mining companies have been on a very solid climb. Doesnt hurt to own some physical as well.
ParticipantFirst and foremost, almost no one buys a house. They borrow a lot of money and take title to a house with a very large debt load on it. Take a clue from our money masters on Wall Street. If you’re going to use leverage, use it to the hilt. 100% if possible. Why take on any risk if the lender will let you off the hook??
ParticipantFirst and foremost, almost no one buys a house. They borrow a lot of money and take title to a house with a very large debt load on it. Take a clue from our money masters on Wall Street. If you’re going to use leverage, use it to the hilt. 100% if possible. Why take on any risk if the lender will let you off the hook??
ParticipantFirst and foremost, almost no one buys a house. They borrow a lot of money and take title to a house with a very large debt load on it. Take a clue from our money masters on Wall Street. If you’re going to use leverage, use it to the hilt. 100% if possible. Why take on any risk if the lender will let you off the hook??
ParticipantFirst and foremost, almost no one buys a house. They borrow a lot of money and take title to a house with a very large debt load on it. Take a clue from our money masters on Wall Street. If you’re going to use leverage, use it to the hilt. 100% if possible. Why take on any risk if the lender will let you off the hook??
ParticipantFirst and foremost, almost no one buys a house. They borrow a lot of money and take title to a house with a very large debt load on it. Take a clue from our money masters on Wall Street. If you’re going to use leverage, use it to the hilt. 100% if possible. Why take on any risk if the lender will let you off the hook??
November 15, 2009 at 9:56 PM in reply to: When does it make financial sense to just dump your house??? #483254ParticipantIf your credit has been hosed and you can rent for a lot less than your mortage+taxes+insurance+maitenance, etc
Then you may try not paying and see how long it takes for them to boot you out. Or get in touch with the walkaway guys on the Internet.Ask yourself how long it may take to get back to the price you paid for it? Could that money be put to work in another house/investment that would appreciate a lot more in that same time period? Or at least get you a lot more for you money?
November 15, 2009 at 9:56 PM in reply to: When does it make financial sense to just dump your house??? #483419ParticipantIf your credit has been hosed and you can rent for a lot less than your mortage+taxes+insurance+maitenance, etc
Then you may try not paying and see how long it takes for them to boot you out. Or get in touch with the walkaway guys on the Internet.Ask yourself how long it may take to get back to the price you paid for it? Could that money be put to work in another house/investment that would appreciate a lot more in that same time period? Or at least get you a lot more for you money?
November 15, 2009 at 9:56 PM in reply to: When does it make financial sense to just dump your house??? #483791ParticipantIf your credit has been hosed and you can rent for a lot less than your mortage+taxes+insurance+maitenance, etc
Then you may try not paying and see how long it takes for them to boot you out. Or get in touch with the walkaway guys on the Internet.Ask yourself how long it may take to get back to the price you paid for it? Could that money be put to work in another house/investment that would appreciate a lot more in that same time period? Or at least get you a lot more for you money?
November 15, 2009 at 9:56 PM in reply to: When does it make financial sense to just dump your house??? #483874ParticipantIf your credit has been hosed and you can rent for a lot less than your mortage+taxes+insurance+maitenance, etc
Then you may try not paying and see how long it takes for them to boot you out. Or get in touch with the walkaway guys on the Internet.Ask yourself how long it may take to get back to the price you paid for it? Could that money be put to work in another house/investment that would appreciate a lot more in that same time period? Or at least get you a lot more for you money?
November 15, 2009 at 9:56 PM in reply to: When does it make financial sense to just dump your house??? #484101ParticipantIf your credit has been hosed and you can rent for a lot less than your mortage+taxes+insurance+maitenance, etc
Then you may try not paying and see how long it takes for them to boot you out. Or get in touch with the walkaway guys on the Internet.Ask yourself how long it may take to get back to the price you paid for it? Could that money be put to work in another house/investment that would appreciate a lot more in that same time period? Or at least get you a lot more for you money?
November 12, 2009 at 8:04 AM in reply to: Does anyone else become depressed from reading Mish’s Blog or any other decent economy blog? #481819ParticipantOne must be pragmatic in the real world. Planet Earth, no one gets out alive. Live your life accordingly. Deression is for people who want their mommy every time they dont get everything they ever wanted. Focusing on what you dont have, will not make it better.
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