I was considering doing the same, but it seems the administration is hell bent on wrecking the economy and making sure they do so much damage that it will take much longer than 8 years to fix. Hope the Trump voters lose everything in their lives and die in the gutter. It’s what they deserve
We deserve everything bad that is happening to us Spoiler: Notable winners: TV News: The Weather Channel Best Coffee Shop: Krispy Fucking Kreme Factual Entertainment: History Channel LMFAO Pizza Chain: Blaze Lebron James Pizza Sandwich Shop: Subway/Panera Tie Upscale Hotel: Courtyard Marriott (Courtyard and Upscale in the same sentence... WTF) Full list of winners: https://theharrispoll.com/the-harri...ands-of-the-year-in-the-2018-equitrend-study/
Well in the future, Taco Bell wins the franchise wars and becomes the only restaurant. So this makes sense
the second hour of 1A or A1, I never remember, was fucking depressing. Was about all the shit we are in and are doing in Europe etc... Joshua isn't hosting
same boat. should I really be buying (likely) on top of a bubble with fools running the world economy?
I would not buy a home anytime soon. Even without the shit going on in Washington, prices nationally are back to prebubble numbers. Buy low, sell high
Here in Atlanta supply is low, prices are high and interest rates going up. I’m waiting on the next bubble and then buying low.
Housing prices are out of reach for too many Spoiler Mortgage Rates and the Poor Spoiler The next housing implosion Spoiler
Doesn't seem tin foily to me. Obviously Stephen Miller - or someone worse who is hiding in the background - wrote that. You don't just randomly make the heading on your "keep illegals out!" website 14 words, with the first four being the same as a white supremacy salute. And if you do, you change it, when people find out. It's white nationalism in plain site.
unless they are setting the market and don't want to raise capital and only using for cash flow the home values will drop
I feel like if the FBI was investigating a person, checking the place they store stuff is pretty standard
I’m a little terrified of the housing situation. But we want to move in the next year and I think our plan is to probably buy my wife’s grandmother’s house from her estate. I don’t know the technical verbiage but I think her mom and her aunt and uncle are the executors of the estate and all want us to move there so they may give us a more reasonable price. It’ll be an upgrade and a more expensive living situation than now but really, anything would be. Plus paying off my wife’s student loans will free up considerable cash for that expenditure (like $1,200 a month).
A lot of people don't know this but no one loves the media more than me. I'm their biggest fan and very high ranking members in the media would agree.
Can't wait for someone to run on the platform to expand the SC and pack it with people that aren't sociopaths
You could look at this the opposite way, though. We went through the worst housing crisis in multiple generations starting in 2007-2008 and a decade later prices are where they were before the crash. So if you buy a house tomorrow, as long as you plan to live in your house +10 years, you can pretty much weather any storm and at least sell flat (while getting the benefit of equity appreciation in paying off your mortgage/debt). So it's a tricky business to try to "time a crash" - if you can afford to buy a house, can, and are willing to live in it for a while should a crash happens, go for it. I thought the same as you, but now wish I pulled the trigger last summer - homes in the area I want are now up 12-15% from last year.
O/U 48 hours until he lashes out about how someone made him say this and that the Fake News are in fact the enemy
I always get a lot of phone calls from people in the media thanking me for very high ratings, I give them all time high ratings.
forgot caveat , yes if you are planning to be there for 7 to 10 years it is generally believed you will be fine and recoup your initial purchase price
I now live in America's least affordable city so that is cool. Nothing like a place with avg salary like 22k and rents around 2k a month.
And housing will be the only thing affected by a recession? Ok, what if you lose your job and can only find something with backwards wage trajectory? Now suddenly that house isn’t as affordable and you have no idea if you can weather a 10 year dip in the housing market just to be able to recoup your investment.
he said he'd been told of the situation as he was leaving wisconsin and offered thoughts and prayers in a tweet yesterday.