How would you know it’s a good deal AND a good fit for YOUR needs/wants if you haven’t look at various places? I am still discovering certain pockets in the areas we are interested in, that are interesting – not that much inventory you see. So without that information, without enough sampling of various areas/pockets/neighborhoods – that have to BE on the market – how can you have a good idea about what’s a good deal?
Edit: I am looking in PQ, among other places, same as OP.
[quote=sdduuuude]If you were really a staunch libertarian, you would say that banks can loan money to whoever they want, when ever they want under the terms that they want, but the taxpayers aren’t going to bail them out under any circumstances.
That is the regulation change we need – no more socializing the losses.[/quote]
That will be the day! Not that I don’t agree with you.
[quote=sdduuuude]If you were really a staunch libertarian, you would say that banks can loan money to whoever they want, when ever they want under the terms that they want, but the taxpayers aren’t going to bail them out under any circumstances.
That is the regulation change we need – no more socializing the losses.[/quote]
That will be the day! Not that I don’t agree with you.
[quote=sdduuuude]If you were really a staunch libertarian, you would say that banks can loan money to whoever they want, when ever they want under the terms that they want, but the taxpayers aren’t going to bail them out under any circumstances.
That is the regulation change we need – no more socializing the losses.[/quote]
That will be the day! Not that I don’t agree with you.
[quote=sdduuuude]If you were really a staunch libertarian, you would say that banks can loan money to whoever they want, when ever they want under the terms that they want, but the taxpayers aren’t going to bail them out under any circumstances.
That is the regulation change we need – no more socializing the losses.[/quote]
That will be the day! Not that I don’t agree with you.
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