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Yep. Put 20% down and shop interest rates and its worked so far, plus you get to enjoy the cool stuff.
We could be, but 2008 was based on money bet on ty loans.
Yep. Put 20% down and shop interest rates and its worked so far, plus you get to enjoy the cool stuff.
Just taking issue with the idea that home prices always go up.
Homes in good places always go up if you buy them right.
I bought my first house at 22 years old. It was 4 bedrooms and 2600sf brand new in a nice area with a big yard and I paid 64k for it. Interest rate was 14% after I paid points to bring it down from 16%. Don't try to bull me about inflation. Been there and done it.
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You didn't say about Trump's tax cut at the time, and now you're begging for raising the SALT exemption.
Admit it, you don't give a about fiscal discipline, the deficit or inflation.
, you just bragged you're so rich you'll beat inflation again.
You could always get a bike on layaway.You didn't say about Trump's tax cut at the time, and now you're begging for raising the SALT exemption.
Admit it, you don't give a about fiscal discipline, the deficit or inflation.
, you just bragged you're so rich you'll beat inflation again.
You could always get an exercise bike to lose 100 pounds.
But wait, I am on ignore, like the weight scale in your house.
Lol, ing $1K bicycle.
Bought mine for $20 at a garage sale, but I'm not a pro like you.
64k in the 1960s for a 22 year old was a lot of money. Pretty sure you didnt make that flipping burgers while going to college...
I like to ride fast. A $20 bike wouldn't suit me.Lol, ing $1K bicycle.
Bought mine for $20 at a garage sale, but I'm not a pro like you.
There's faster, to be sure, but I'm not a racer. Just need a good hybrid city bike.
Nope it was late 70s. Graduated with a 3.6 with a STEM degree and got a good job out of college. Worked my ass off but made decent money. Was single and had roommates to help with the note.
The producer price index jumped 9.6 percent in November compared to the same month last year, the highest year-over-year increase since record-keeping began in 2010.
Prices still climbed 6.9 percent when excluding food and energy costs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The PPI tracks changes in the sale price of domestically produced goods, and is a key gauge of inflation.
Meanwhile, consumer prices rose 6.2 percent in October compared with the previous year, the highest increase in over 30 years.
You're doing your part to cause inflation.
With 10% inflation and <3% mortgages its a no brainer. Ski area real estate is crazy anyway and getting crazier with remote working. A $300K house here is a Million there.You're doing your part to cause inflation.
Last edited by CosmicCowboy; 12-14-2021 at 11:11 AM.
Germany wholesale price inflation at 16%. Biden's faultIsn't it obvious? How common do you think things like this are?
That's going to leave a mark for a while. And it's not just the US, it's worldwide.
I'm not arguing with you. You're illustrating perfectly why inflation happens.
It's ALL Biden's fault
US Wholesale Price- e Worst in the Data, Even Services.
But Further up the Producer Price Pipeline, Inflation Rages at 28%
https://wolfstreet.com/2021/12/14/us...s-at-20-to-28/
You need to be careful with those types of situations. I'll volunteer to scout it out for you and report back. What's the hatch like? How close to Pego's house in Breck will you be?
Not really close to Breckenridge. In Almont. About 15 minutes from Crested Butte ski area.
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