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Participant[quote=scaredycat]i for one have no freaking idea what liberal or conservative even mean anymore.[/quote]
He really couldn’t stomach urbanrealtor, I ‘pose. I think sdr is self-described lib, too. Makes me ill, to be honest.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]i for one have no freaking idea what liberal or conservative even mean anymore.[/quote]
He really couldn’t stomach urbanrealtor, I ‘pose. I think sdr is self-described lib, too. Makes me ill, to be honest.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]i for one have no freaking idea what liberal or conservative even mean anymore.[/quote]
He really couldn’t stomach urbanrealtor, I ‘pose. I think sdr is self-described lib, too. Makes me ill, to be honest.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]i for one have no freaking idea what liberal or conservative even mean anymore.[/quote]
He really couldn’t stomach urbanrealtor, I ‘pose. I think sdr is self-described lib, too. Makes me ill, to be honest.
ParticipantI just listened to the latest edition of Charles Payne’s Saturday finance talk show on KFI. Guest John Campbell, Republican congressman from OC, was talking about health care and economic stimulus ideas. One that he supports is a $15,000 home-buyers tax credit and extending it to more/all? purchases.
ParticipantI just listened to the latest edition of Charles Payne’s Saturday finance talk show on KFI. Guest John Campbell, Republican congressman from OC, was talking about health care and economic stimulus ideas. One that he supports is a $15,000 home-buyers tax credit and extending it to more/all? purchases.
ParticipantI just listened to the latest edition of Charles Payne’s Saturday finance talk show on KFI. Guest John Campbell, Republican congressman from OC, was talking about health care and economic stimulus ideas. One that he supports is a $15,000 home-buyers tax credit and extending it to more/all? purchases.
ParticipantI just listened to the latest edition of Charles Payne’s Saturday finance talk show on KFI. Guest John Campbell, Republican congressman from OC, was talking about health care and economic stimulus ideas. One that he supports is a $15,000 home-buyers tax credit and extending it to more/all? purchases.
ParticipantI just listened to the latest edition of Charles Payne’s Saturday finance talk show on KFI. Guest John Campbell, Republican congressman from OC, was talking about health care and economic stimulus ideas. One that he supports is a $15,000 home-buyers tax credit and extending it to more/all? purchases.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]Let the deep pockets buy up all the houses on the market. See if I care. I just know that prebubble a blue collar family could afford the house I’m renting now, which now I can barely afford buying with a sinx-figure income and 200K cash. This picture is simply wrong and can’t go on for long no matter what the “experts” say.
What’s more, I wouldn’t even WANT to own the shabby house we’re living in for half the price![/quote]
I’m with you. I pretty much despise the housing stock that’s in our price range, especially when we have to factor in schools for our children. We have looked at about 85 homes over a 2-year-plus period. I guess I should go FHA/3.5 or ignore any <31 percent of income goal BS.
Still, you might be overstating the prebubble affordability. I'm thinking of one of Rich's items from not too far back.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]Let the deep pockets buy up all the houses on the market. See if I care. I just know that prebubble a blue collar family could afford the house I’m renting now, which now I can barely afford buying with a sinx-figure income and 200K cash. This picture is simply wrong and can’t go on for long no matter what the “experts” say.
What’s more, I wouldn’t even WANT to own the shabby house we’re living in for half the price![/quote]
I’m with you. I pretty much despise the housing stock that’s in our price range, especially when we have to factor in schools for our children. We have looked at about 85 homes over a 2-year-plus period. I guess I should go FHA/3.5 or ignore any <31 percent of income goal BS.
Still, you might be overstating the prebubble affordability. I'm thinking of one of Rich's items from not too far back.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]Let the deep pockets buy up all the houses on the market. See if I care. I just know that prebubble a blue collar family could afford the house I’m renting now, which now I can barely afford buying with a sinx-figure income and 200K cash. This picture is simply wrong and can’t go on for long no matter what the “experts” say.
What’s more, I wouldn’t even WANT to own the shabby house we’re living in for half the price![/quote]
I’m with you. I pretty much despise the housing stock that’s in our price range, especially when we have to factor in schools for our children. We have looked at about 85 homes over a 2-year-plus period. I guess I should go FHA/3.5 or ignore any <31 percent of income goal BS.
Still, you might be overstating the prebubble affordability. I'm thinking of one of Rich's items from not too far back.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]Let the deep pockets buy up all the houses on the market. See if I care. I just know that prebubble a blue collar family could afford the house I’m renting now, which now I can barely afford buying with a sinx-figure income and 200K cash. This picture is simply wrong and can’t go on for long no matter what the “experts” say.
What’s more, I wouldn’t even WANT to own the shabby house we’re living in for half the price![/quote]
I’m with you. I pretty much despise the housing stock that’s in our price range, especially when we have to factor in schools for our children. We have looked at about 85 homes over a 2-year-plus period. I guess I should go FHA/3.5 or ignore any <31 percent of income goal BS.
Still, you might be overstating the prebubble affordability. I'm thinking of one of Rich's items from not too far back.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]Let the deep pockets buy up all the houses on the market. See if I care. I just know that prebubble a blue collar family could afford the house I’m renting now, which now I can barely afford buying with a sinx-figure income and 200K cash. This picture is simply wrong and can’t go on for long no matter what the “experts” say.
What’s more, I wouldn’t even WANT to own the shabby house we’re living in for half the price![/quote]
I’m with you. I pretty much despise the housing stock that’s in our price range, especially when we have to factor in schools for our children. We have looked at about 85 homes over a 2-year-plus period. I guess I should go FHA/3.5 or ignore any <31 percent of income goal BS.
Still, you might be overstating the prebubble affordability. I'm thinking of one of Rich's items from not too far back.
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