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What recession?
Buy during or right after recession bro. Not a joke.
What recession?
Incomes are rising. Interest rates still at historical lows, inflation (except for housing) at 2. The economy is doing great.
There's gonna be one. Within 2 years.
Ait man. Let me know if you get that new house.
Maybe stagflation but not recession.
Recession for sure.
dabom's a ing re with his re takes as usual. he knows nothing about the housing market. and everything he does know comes from being a chick and watching his hgtv religiously.
Ok midget.
Have you ever seen the top of any fridge?
lmao i'm tall enough... def no midget unless you chop my legs off and def no giant unless i grow a foot.Ok midget.
Have you ever seen the top of any fridge?
ah poor baby can't take the fact that i know you're a re and your takes in this thread are straight out of your re ass with no actual substance behind them but more to pile on top of your already bs takes.
"Tall enough"
Brah you 5' 6" at most. That's short as .
I still own a house I bought in 2007 right before the value bottomed out. I lived in it until 2011 and couldn't sell it, so I rented it out. After a couple nightmare tenants, my brother and his wife moved in. He's still there. I'm just waiting for the day that he says he's going to move. There will be a sign in the yard that afternoon.
My advise to anybody who cares... don't get into a financial relationship with family members (I'm not talking about dependants, but adults). And being a landlord to a family member counts. It just makes the relationship weird.
Unregulated Capital-ism is, has always unstable.
Ex-Wall Street Banker Sounds the Alarm: Ten Years After the Financial Crisis, 'We're Going to End Up In the Same Situation'
William Cohen warns next time, it might even be worse.
“I wish I could say that we had, but we haven’t,” Cohen said.
“The main driver of bad behavior on Wall Street is the compensation system,
what people get rewarded to do.
People are pretty simple—they do what they are rewarded to do.
Wall Street is still rewarded to take big risks with other people's money.
They are not rewarded to take prudent risks.
We're going to end up in the same situation again.
I'm afraid it's going to happen much sooner than anyone would like and
it will be just as bad as the last one, if not worse.”
https://www.alternet.org/ex-wall-str...same-situation
It could be so bad that the interanational agreement that BigFinance would fix its liquidity crises by "bail-in" with cash stolen from depositors' accounts, which is perfectly legal and the recommended solution
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not 5'6"... sorry to burst your bubble and def not shorter either."Tall enough"
Brah you 5' 6" at most. That's short as .
you just love playing make believe and i suppose that's why you subscribe to the ideology of make believe. you and those like you are a bunch of ing losers.
btw, prove me wrong about what i said that pertains to you, debum, in that reply up above. you can't do so and the stupidity shines bright within you.
Why is Kori pretending he can afford to buy a house
Go tell us all how much of a rebel hard ass you are in another thread, the grown ups are talking
Why is Kori pretending he can afford to buy a house
Go tell us all how much of a rebel hard ass you are in another thread, the grown ups are talking
Plus there's a lot of medians to hide in and snipe.
Before or after Kawhi goes West? Wait...
It's too big an initial investment with too much risk. The cost of owning the property without immediately flipping it can quickly outweigh the difference.
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