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Is this where we’re at now? Republicans just want to cut everything with the excuse, “we’re in debt?”?
Question by g: Is this where we’re at now? Republicans just want to cut everything with the excuse, “we’re in debt?”?
It seems like every cons solution is “NOW, NOW, NOW’… when realistically, this is probably going to be a 30+ year process, best case scenario…
I’m in personal debt, should I sell my home and car and live in a cardboard box?
or should I keep living in my home any work toward paying off my mortgage over a long period?
cons so far have aimed at unemployment, teachers/schools, all public unions, and medicare… often with massive fundamental cuts that seem to be aimed at paying all the debt off “NOW!”…
isn’t there some point where you’re cutting off your nose to spite your face?
when you have a 14 trillion gdp… a 14 trillion debt is pretty manageable… I hate to burst your bubble chicken little…
it’s not ideal, and it is a problem… but manageable, yes…
paying off half in 5 years… that’s slash and burn, if you want to admit it or not…
I mean 10 years… but still, slash and burn…
just because people aren’t managing something, it doesn’t mean it “isn’t manageable” lol…
Clinton and Gingrich were managing it fairly well, then Bush got in and nobody cared anymore… he cranked up the spending, then hit a recession… higher spending plus lower revenue (recession) = bad times…
Ryan’s plan fundamentally changes medicare for only that much savings? lol… wow…
Best answer:
Answer by TheOrange Evil
Yes, this is where we’re at now. If you think this sort of debt is manageable or shouldn’t be addressed, then I hate to see the state of your personal finances.
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This Was Doylestown, 1934
This Was Doylestown, 1934
Any $ 4.95 Dress will be sold at $ 3.95…Winter Coat Clearance, 14 to 20 only, Colors and Black, $ 12.00…THE CORNER SHOPPE, 47 East State Street, Doylestown, Pa….Bell Phone 277-R. Miss Rhandena A. Armstrong, county home economics representative, …
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Home Sales Down? Not For This Realtor
Home Sales Down? Not For This Realtor
Being a realtor in 2011 is a completely different ballgame.
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This time, there was action — and an offer
This time, there was action — and an offer
The first two times Debbie Fredette tried to sell the two-family in Haverhill, back in 2009, only one or two potential buyers showed interest, and she pulled it off the market. She recently decided to try again, hoping that a lower asking price, a slightly better economy, and a fresh coat of paint would attract an offer.
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How I Learned To Sell My House Fast, Even In This Slow Housing Market!
I had been trying to sell my house for over two long years before I discovered how to sell my house in 7 days or less. I had a house in another state in which I no longer lived. In addition to the house I lived in, I was paying a first and second mortgage, utilities, taxes and outrageous rates for vacancy insurance month after month while my house sat empty and unsold. The house was bleeding my bank account to death, especially when the real estate and credit market started to go downhill.
Before I moved, I tried to sell my house myself \”For Sale by Owner\” (FSBO) with no luck. I had no idea how to effectively market my house to generate buyer interest, how to get them financed, how to complete the purchase and sale paperwork and the like. After I failed to sell my house myself, I listed the house with 4 different Realtors for six months each. They told me the that my house was beautiful, that they could sell my house fast and get top dollar. They promised me that they would market my house in the paper, magazines, on the MLS and do multiple open houses and more. In reality, they barely lifted a finger. They listed my house on the MLS, put a sign in the yard and forgot about my house. They did no open houses as promised, advertised in no magazines and never showed the house. I lost two years worth of mortgage payments, taxes and utilities that I will never recover.
Perhaps you\’ve found yourself in a similar situation. Perhaps you are making two house payments, trying to sell an ugly house, in foreclosure, bankruptcy, going through a messy divorce, dealing with the death of a loved one, lost your job, had an extended illness or just can\’t afford to make your house payments anymore. Perhaps you too have tried to sell your house on your own or through a Realtor with no luck. Regardless of your reasons for wanting to sell your house fast, there is a better way to sell without trying to sell your house yourself or listing through a Realtor. You can sell your house in 7 days or less and here\’s how…
I was searching the Internet one day looking for yet another Realtor to list and sell my house when I came across a local company that claimed to buy houses in 7 days or less. Perhaps you\’ve seen some of those local \”We Buy Houses\” people or companies in your neighborhood. I called the home buyer and he said that they were indeed a local, professional home buying company that buys houses in any area, condition or price range, in 7 days or less, for investment purposes. He said they could pay me all cash, take over my mortgage payments and close quickly if needed. He said that if my house qualified, they could buy my house fast allowing me to sell my house in 7 days or less!
We made an appointment for him to come out and inspect my home within the next 48 hours. He loved my house and said it was exactly the type of home that he and several of his customers were looking for. He made me 2 different offers to purchase my home on the spot. One was an all cash offer to buy my house below current market value. This offer would have netted me about the same amount I would have made had I listed and sold through a Realtor. The second offer was to give me some cash now, take over my mortgage payments and cash me out of my mortgage and remaining equity later when he was able to resell my house to a new buyer. This offer would give me a higher sales price, some cash now, immediate debt relief from my mortgage payments and the rest of my cash later. If I had not been trying to sell my home for two years, I would have taken the 2nd offer. However, because I had been trying to sell my home for so long, I took the cash offer and netted the same amount I would have likely made if I had sold through a Realtor. The home buyer handled all the paperwork and we closed later that week with a local real estate attorney. My house was bought and sold in 7 days or less! Man, I wish I had met these guys two years ago!
If you too have an unwanted house you need to sell fast for any reason whatsoever, I recommend you contact one or more local, professional home buyers in your area before you list your house with a real estate agent or try to sell \”For Sale by Owner\”. You owe it to yourself to see what these folks have to offer before you lock yourself into a six month listing agreement with a real estate agent and end up waiting two years and thousands and thousands of dollars later to sell your home for the same amount you would have likely netted to begin with. I found my local professional home buyer at www.WeBuyHouses.net and you can too. Just visit their website and complete their online questionnaire to contact a professional home buyer in your area. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose by talking to these folks. By selling to a professional home buyer is how I sold my house in 7 days or less and how you can sell your house fast too!
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Why is this house back up for sale? Should I buy it?? NEED HELP!?
I am interested in this house.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/rfs/572532996.html
When I look it up on Zillow ( http://www.zillow.com/Charts.htm?chartDuration=5years&zpid=65243051 ), first off– it says it has been up for sale on Zillow for 115 days. However, the other info it provides contradicts this… It says that on 1/25/2008 (very recently), it sold for $744,769. It also says that on 12/12/2006, it sold for (the same) $744,769. What’s going on here? Why is it back on the market now, and marked up to $799,900?? Did a real estate investor buy it and try to turn it around really fast? Is the Zillow info a mistake? Do you think they would sell it for the $744,769 price?? What do you think of this buy? Is something fishy going on?
Help……
also note that it is an REO…
sarch_UK: i’m confused at your answer. i was pointing out how it supposedly sold on 1/28 and then here it is again. that is what i am confused about, also that it was sold but is an reo.
No blues in this house
No blues in this house
GREENWICH — In this rural Greenwich house, you won’t feel the blues. But you’ll see plenty of blue, especially in the “Ford Blue Room” as resident Diana Rhine calls it.
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Positive prospects for property sector this year (latest)
Positive prospects for property sector this year (latest)
KUALA LUMPUR: Prospects for the property sector this year are positive due to the healthier performance of the domestic economy and further stabilisation of external economies, Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Wira Chor Chee Heung said today.
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SCG Cement confident it will hit this year’s sales target
SCG Cement confident it will hit this year’s sales target
Despite the ongoing political chaos, SCG Cement is sticking with its revenue growth target of 5 per cent this year due to good sales upcountry and overseas.
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