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Rich ToscanoKeymaster[quote=briansd1]
The best English speakers are people who studied Latin and Greek, and other Western languages such as French and German. They know the etymology of words.If your only language is English, then chances are you’re a deficient speller.[/quote]
Where do you come up with this stuff?
Rich ToscanoKeymaster[quote=briansd1]
The best English speakers are people who studied Latin and Greek, and other Western languages such as French and German. They know the etymology of words.If your only language is English, then chances are you’re a deficient speller.[/quote]
Where do you come up with this stuff?
Rich ToscanoKeymaster[quote=briansd1]
The best English speakers are people who studied Latin and Greek, and other Western languages such as French and German. They know the etymology of words.If your only language is English, then chances are you’re a deficient speller.[/quote]
Where do you come up with this stuff?
Rich ToscanoKeymasterFWIW I completely agree with CAR… too-low rates made people desperate to find other sources yield and created that insatiable demand for securitized mortgages. This is pretty widely accepted as fact, even among mainstream types.
Rich
Rich ToscanoKeymasterFWIW I completely agree with CAR… too-low rates made people desperate to find other sources yield and created that insatiable demand for securitized mortgages. This is pretty widely accepted as fact, even among mainstream types.
Rich
Rich ToscanoKeymasterFWIW I completely agree with CAR… too-low rates made people desperate to find other sources yield and created that insatiable demand for securitized mortgages. This is pretty widely accepted as fact, even among mainstream types.
Rich
Rich ToscanoKeymasterFWIW I completely agree with CAR… too-low rates made people desperate to find other sources yield and created that insatiable demand for securitized mortgages. This is pretty widely accepted as fact, even among mainstream types.
Rich
Rich ToscanoKeymasterFWIW I completely agree with CAR… too-low rates made people desperate to find other sources yield and created that insatiable demand for securitized mortgages. This is pretty widely accepted as fact, even among mainstream types.
Rich
Rich ToscanoKeymasterIForget – You are calling them Government Sachs but expect them to be broken up by… the government? I’m confused…
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Rich ToscanoKeymasterIForget – You are calling them Government Sachs but expect them to be broken up by… the government? I’m confused…
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Rich ToscanoKeymasterIForget – You are calling them Government Sachs but expect them to be broken up by… the government? I’m confused…
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Rich ToscanoKeymasterIForget – You are calling them Government Sachs but expect them to be broken up by… the government? I’m confused…
Rich
Rich ToscanoKeymasterIForget – You are calling them Government Sachs but expect them to be broken up by… the government? I’m confused…
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Rich ToscanoKeymasterYes, but I believe was primarily due to lower lending standards as opposed to lower 30-yr mortgage rates. (When borrowers got low teaser rates, I am counting that as low lending standards, because that was a result of a really easy loan not of low market rates).
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