Drunkle, I was saying you specifically would be better off renting. We don’t want to have another subprime loan hitting the market. Jeez, even this troll can sniff our your prevarication.
The Housing Affordability Index rose 3.0 points in October to 118.8, its best showing since March 2005, indicating the family earning the median income had 118.8% of the funds necessary to buy the median priced home with a conventional mortgage.
The Housing Affordability Index rose 3.0 points in October to 118.8, its best showing since March 2005, indicating the family earning the median income had 118.8% of the funds necessary to buy the median priced home with a conventional mortgage.
The Housing Affordability Index rose 3.0 points in October to 118.8, its best showing since March 2005, indicating the family earning the median income had 118.8% of the funds necessary to buy the median priced home with a conventional mortgage.
The Housing Affordability Index rose 3.0 points in October to 118.8, its best showing since March 2005, indicating the family earning the median income had 118.8% of the funds necessary to buy the median priced home with a conventional mortgage.
The Housing Affordability Index rose 3.0 points in October to 118.8, its best showing since March 2005, indicating the family earning the median income had 118.8% of the funds necessary to buy the median priced home with a conventional mortgage.
