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sreeb
Participant[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]However, with a current deficit that is some 10% of the overall federal budget, something’s gotta give.[/quote]
Uh, no. The deficit is about 40% of the overall federal budget. It is about 10% of the total GNP.
You are right that something is going to give….
sreeb
Participant[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]However, with a current deficit that is some 10% of the overall federal budget, something’s gotta give.[/quote]
Uh, no. The deficit is about 40% of the overall federal budget. It is about 10% of the total GNP.
You are right that something is going to give….
sreeb
Participant[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]However, with a current deficit that is some 10% of the overall federal budget, something’s gotta give.[/quote]
Uh, no. The deficit is about 40% of the overall federal budget. It is about 10% of the total GNP.
You are right that something is going to give….
sreeb
Participant[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]However, with a current deficit that is some 10% of the overall federal budget, something’s gotta give.[/quote]
Uh, no. The deficit is about 40% of the overall federal budget. It is about 10% of the total GNP.
You are right that something is going to give….
sreeb
Participant[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]However, with a current deficit that is some 10% of the overall federal budget, something’s gotta give.[/quote]
Uh, no. The deficit is about 40% of the overall federal budget. It is about 10% of the total GNP.
You are right that something is going to give….
sreeb
ParticipantIn addition to chlorine, use a copper based algaecide. They are expensive but actually work. Follow the initial directions for start up and maintenance for the first summer. Then cut back to 1/2 the maintenance dose.
A fancy pump won’t help much unless your piping or filter is under size. Do you have gages that tell you the suction and filter pressures?
There is no magic formula for how long to run the pump. Cut back until it looks like you need more. Add a third. You can cut way back in the winter.
sreeb
ParticipantIn addition to chlorine, use a copper based algaecide. They are expensive but actually work. Follow the initial directions for start up and maintenance for the first summer. Then cut back to 1/2 the maintenance dose.
A fancy pump won’t help much unless your piping or filter is under size. Do you have gages that tell you the suction and filter pressures?
There is no magic formula for how long to run the pump. Cut back until it looks like you need more. Add a third. You can cut way back in the winter.
sreeb
ParticipantIn addition to chlorine, use a copper based algaecide. They are expensive but actually work. Follow the initial directions for start up and maintenance for the first summer. Then cut back to 1/2 the maintenance dose.
A fancy pump won’t help much unless your piping or filter is under size. Do you have gages that tell you the suction and filter pressures?
There is no magic formula for how long to run the pump. Cut back until it looks like you need more. Add a third. You can cut way back in the winter.
sreeb
ParticipantIn addition to chlorine, use a copper based algaecide. They are expensive but actually work. Follow the initial directions for start up and maintenance for the first summer. Then cut back to 1/2 the maintenance dose.
A fancy pump won’t help much unless your piping or filter is under size. Do you have gages that tell you the suction and filter pressures?
There is no magic formula for how long to run the pump. Cut back until it looks like you need more. Add a third. You can cut way back in the winter.
sreeb
ParticipantIn addition to chlorine, use a copper based algaecide. They are expensive but actually work. Follow the initial directions for start up and maintenance for the first summer. Then cut back to 1/2 the maintenance dose.
A fancy pump won’t help much unless your piping or filter is under size. Do you have gages that tell you the suction and filter pressures?
There is no magic formula for how long to run the pump. Cut back until it looks like you need more. Add a third. You can cut way back in the winter.
sreeb
ParticipantI don’t think you need to worry about prices running away but it is only a matter of time until interest rates do.
Be more concerned about taking a big loss. If you were to be forced to sell within the next couple of years, you will eat it big time. A great mortgage won’t help you if you can’t afford it. I wouldn’t expect any appreciation in the short term and you will lose 10% in buying/selling expenses.
You don’t have enough saving to insure that you can sell on your terms and your credit may not support a good loan.
It sounds like you should be able to save $1500 a month so you should be able to build cash fairly quickly. In two years you will be in good shape to buy with better credit.
sreeb
ParticipantI don’t think you need to worry about prices running away but it is only a matter of time until interest rates do.
Be more concerned about taking a big loss. If you were to be forced to sell within the next couple of years, you will eat it big time. A great mortgage won’t help you if you can’t afford it. I wouldn’t expect any appreciation in the short term and you will lose 10% in buying/selling expenses.
You don’t have enough saving to insure that you can sell on your terms and your credit may not support a good loan.
It sounds like you should be able to save $1500 a month so you should be able to build cash fairly quickly. In two years you will be in good shape to buy with better credit.
sreeb
ParticipantI don’t think you need to worry about prices running away but it is only a matter of time until interest rates do.
Be more concerned about taking a big loss. If you were to be forced to sell within the next couple of years, you will eat it big time. A great mortgage won’t help you if you can’t afford it. I wouldn’t expect any appreciation in the short term and you will lose 10% in buying/selling expenses.
You don’t have enough saving to insure that you can sell on your terms and your credit may not support a good loan.
It sounds like you should be able to save $1500 a month so you should be able to build cash fairly quickly. In two years you will be in good shape to buy with better credit.
sreeb
ParticipantI don’t think you need to worry about prices running away but it is only a matter of time until interest rates do.
Be more concerned about taking a big loss. If you were to be forced to sell within the next couple of years, you will eat it big time. A great mortgage won’t help you if you can’t afford it. I wouldn’t expect any appreciation in the short term and you will lose 10% in buying/selling expenses.
You don’t have enough saving to insure that you can sell on your terms and your credit may not support a good loan.
It sounds like you should be able to save $1500 a month so you should be able to build cash fairly quickly. In two years you will be in good shape to buy with better credit.
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