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ParticipantAPMEX works for me.
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ParticipantI agree. That’s the way it looks to be shaping up right now. Whether or not the govt can pull it off or not remains to be seen. But if they dont figure out how to get money into the hands of all the people that will be devistated by this, there’s probably trouble coming.
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ParticipantI agree. That’s the way it looks to be shaping up right now. Whether or not the govt can pull it off or not remains to be seen. But if they dont figure out how to get money into the hands of all the people that will be devistated by this, there’s probably trouble coming.
peterb
ParticipantI agree. That’s the way it looks to be shaping up right now. Whether or not the govt can pull it off or not remains to be seen. But if they dont figure out how to get money into the hands of all the people that will be devistated by this, there’s probably trouble coming.
peterb
ParticipantI agree. That’s the way it looks to be shaping up right now. Whether or not the govt can pull it off or not remains to be seen. But if they dont figure out how to get money into the hands of all the people that will be devistated by this, there’s probably trouble coming.
peterb
ParticipantI agree. That’s the way it looks to be shaping up right now. Whether or not the govt can pull it off or not remains to be seen. But if they dont figure out how to get money into the hands of all the people that will be devistated by this, there’s probably trouble coming.
November 13, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Mr Mortgage: “Massive number of people about to be taken out the market” #304007peterb
ParticipantEcon 101, the market crash of the last month or so will become part of the functioning economy in the next 6 months. Lay-offs and restructuring will pick-up speed in a few months. This is the biggest credit bubble burst in the history of our planet. For those of you that think this is some kind of base forming right now, your dreaming. The events happening right now are far worse than anything since the 1930’s. The next leg down in the markets will probably happen in late spring 2009. And that will predict yet another round of lay-off and restructuring towards the end of 2009.
This is not rocket science. I’ve said it many times on this site, 2009 is going to be very bad for RE.November 13, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Mr Mortgage: “Massive number of people about to be taken out the market” #304369peterb
ParticipantEcon 101, the market crash of the last month or so will become part of the functioning economy in the next 6 months. Lay-offs and restructuring will pick-up speed in a few months. This is the biggest credit bubble burst in the history of our planet. For those of you that think this is some kind of base forming right now, your dreaming. The events happening right now are far worse than anything since the 1930’s. The next leg down in the markets will probably happen in late spring 2009. And that will predict yet another round of lay-off and restructuring towards the end of 2009.
This is not rocket science. I’ve said it many times on this site, 2009 is going to be very bad for RE.November 13, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Mr Mortgage: “Massive number of people about to be taken out the market” #304383peterb
ParticipantEcon 101, the market crash of the last month or so will become part of the functioning economy in the next 6 months. Lay-offs and restructuring will pick-up speed in a few months. This is the biggest credit bubble burst in the history of our planet. For those of you that think this is some kind of base forming right now, your dreaming. The events happening right now are far worse than anything since the 1930’s. The next leg down in the markets will probably happen in late spring 2009. And that will predict yet another round of lay-off and restructuring towards the end of 2009.
This is not rocket science. I’ve said it many times on this site, 2009 is going to be very bad for RE.November 13, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Mr Mortgage: “Massive number of people about to be taken out the market” #304400peterb
ParticipantEcon 101, the market crash of the last month or so will become part of the functioning economy in the next 6 months. Lay-offs and restructuring will pick-up speed in a few months. This is the biggest credit bubble burst in the history of our planet. For those of you that think this is some kind of base forming right now, your dreaming. The events happening right now are far worse than anything since the 1930’s. The next leg down in the markets will probably happen in late spring 2009. And that will predict yet another round of lay-off and restructuring towards the end of 2009.
This is not rocket science. I’ve said it many times on this site, 2009 is going to be very bad for RE.November 13, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Mr Mortgage: “Massive number of people about to be taken out the market” #304460peterb
ParticipantEcon 101, the market crash of the last month or so will become part of the functioning economy in the next 6 months. Lay-offs and restructuring will pick-up speed in a few months. This is the biggest credit bubble burst in the history of our planet. For those of you that think this is some kind of base forming right now, your dreaming. The events happening right now are far worse than anything since the 1930’s. The next leg down in the markets will probably happen in late spring 2009. And that will predict yet another round of lay-off and restructuring towards the end of 2009.
This is not rocket science. I’ve said it many times on this site, 2009 is going to be very bad for RE.peterb
ParticipantT4L – If you’ve never bought before or will only be doing this once…to get the house you want, save yourself the trouble and use an agent. There’s a lot of details and the business has a lot of opportunists in it. Lot’s of money changes hands in a RE transaction, so there’s a lot of hands out trying to get a little chunk as it goes by. It’s really infuriating, but that’s life. You’ll learn from the experience. Pay close attention and ask a lot of questions. Accept no charges without a complete explination that you find acceptable. Good luck.
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