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Better yet, the govenment buys forclosures from the banks and demos them:

1) It puts money in the banks hands. They will pay it out in bonuses which will eventually stimulate the economy.

2) It reduces the supply making the remaining inventory more valuable. No more below water loans.

3) It provides demo jobs.

4) You may get a nifty mini park right next door.

All we need is a catchy name like “cash for caves” and we are good to go.

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I still think any real downward turn of the housing market will wait for a rise in interest rates. As long as banks get nearly free money, they will be reluctant to take their losses.

I know the government is manipulating interest rates but the market is bigger than they are and they can’t put off the inevitable.

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I still think any real downward turn of the housing market will wait for a rise in interest rates. As long as banks get nearly free money, they will be reluctant to take their losses.

I know the government is manipulating interest rates but the market is bigger than they are and they can’t put off the inevitable.

[sreeb]

I still think any real downward turn of the housing market will wait for a rise in interest rates. As long as banks get nearly free money, they will be reluctant to take their losses.

I know the government is manipulating interest rates but the market is bigger than they are and they can’t put off the inevitable.

[sreeb]

I still think any real downward turn of the housing market will wait for a rise in interest rates. As long as banks get nearly free money, they will be reluctant to take their losses.

I know the government is manipulating interest rates but the market is bigger than they are and they can’t put off the inevitable.

[sreeb]

I still think any real downward turn of the housing market will wait for a rise in interest rates. As long as banks get nearly free money, they will be reluctant to take their losses.

I know the government is manipulating interest rates but the market is bigger than they are and they can’t put off the inevitable.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=flu]I just replaced several of my appliances for the cash for appliances rebate too. Got a nice fridge with 3 doors and it’s pretty sweet…Lol…[/quote]

Good for you, flu! These appls. tax credits for 2010 are great, aren’t they?

Would love to buy an induction cooktop and a dryer but can’t afford to right now. Maybe the cooktop by the end of the year . . . LOL. They have really come down in price as of late.[/quote]

Check the sears outlet store for induction cooktops or any appliance. You can search their inventory online and they have a pretty good turnover. We have a Kenmore (Electrolux) and love it. I saw the 4 burners as low as $700 but my wife had to have 5 burners and it had to be white.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=flu]I just replaced several of my appliances for the cash for appliances rebate too. Got a nice fridge with 3 doors and it’s pretty sweet…Lol…[/quote]

Good for you, flu! These appls. tax credits for 2010 are great, aren’t they?

Would love to buy an induction cooktop and a dryer but can’t afford to right now. Maybe the cooktop by the end of the year . . . LOL. They have really come down in price as of late.[/quote]

Check the sears outlet store for induction cooktops or any appliance. You can search their inventory online and they have a pretty good turnover. We have a Kenmore (Electrolux) and love it. I saw the 4 burners as low as $700 but my wife had to have 5 burners and it had to be white.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=flu]I just replaced several of my appliances for the cash for appliances rebate too. Got a nice fridge with 3 doors and it’s pretty sweet…Lol…[/quote]

Good for you, flu! These appls. tax credits for 2010 are great, aren’t they?

Would love to buy an induction cooktop and a dryer but can’t afford to right now. Maybe the cooktop by the end of the year . . . LOL. They have really come down in price as of late.[/quote]

Check the sears outlet store for induction cooktops or any appliance. You can search their inventory online and they have a pretty good turnover. We have a Kenmore (Electrolux) and love it. I saw the 4 burners as low as $700 but my wife had to have 5 burners and it had to be white.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=flu]I just replaced several of my appliances for the cash for appliances rebate too. Got a nice fridge with 3 doors and it’s pretty sweet…Lol…[/quote]

Good for you, flu! These appls. tax credits for 2010 are great, aren’t they?

Would love to buy an induction cooktop and a dryer but can’t afford to right now. Maybe the cooktop by the end of the year . . . LOL. They have really come down in price as of late.[/quote]

Check the sears outlet store for induction cooktops or any appliance. You can search their inventory online and they have a pretty good turnover. We have a Kenmore (Electrolux) and love it. I saw the 4 burners as low as $700 but my wife had to have 5 burners and it had to be white.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=flu]I just replaced several of my appliances for the cash for appliances rebate too. Got a nice fridge with 3 doors and it’s pretty sweet…Lol…[/quote]

Good for you, flu! These appls. tax credits for 2010 are great, aren’t they?

Would love to buy an induction cooktop and a dryer but can’t afford to right now. Maybe the cooktop by the end of the year . . . LOL. They have really come down in price as of late.[/quote]

Check the sears outlet store for induction cooktops or any appliance. You can search their inventory online and they have a pretty good turnover. We have a Kenmore (Electrolux) and love it. I saw the 4 burners as low as $700 but my wife had to have 5 burners and it had to be white.

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I have also found the home warranty companies hard to deal with.

When we bought the house our home inspector evaluated the dishwasher as servicable.

Six months later the diswasher rusted through and their inspecter denied the claim as a preexisting condition.

The inspector/clains evaluator was the same guy!!!

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I have also found the home warranty companies hard to deal with.

When we bought the house our home inspector evaluated the dishwasher as servicable.

Six months later the diswasher rusted through and their inspecter denied the claim as a preexisting condition.

The inspector/clains evaluator was the same guy!!!

[sreeb]

I have also found the home warranty companies hard to deal with.

When we bought the house our home inspector evaluated the dishwasher as servicable.

Six months later the diswasher rusted through and their inspecter denied the claim as a preexisting condition.

The inspector/clains evaluator was the same guy!!!

[sreeb]

I have also found the home warranty companies hard to deal with.

When we bought the house our home inspector evaluated the dishwasher as servicable.

Six months later the diswasher rusted through and their inspecter denied the claim as a preexisting condition.

The inspector/clains evaluator was the same guy!!!

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