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It was pretty dumb for Congress not to handle basic banking regulations in the most recent stimulus. Don't they have bankers among their constituents who wrote them letters?
Does anyone know why the prices of houses is skyrocketing? I understand smart people with money predicting inflation and putting their money into real estate? Could it be a lot of uninformed people just got enough cash to bump them up to the level of having a downpayment? Maybe it is a combination of both. I am looking for a house in a market with a lack of inventory, but I hear there is a run on property nation-wide.
I would like to put money in fairly liquid assets that earn a good return until I find a property.
It was pretty dumb for Congress not to handle basic banking regulations in the most recent stimulus. Don't they have bankers among their constituents who wrote them letters?
Does anyone know why the prices of houses is skyrocketing? I understand smart people with money predicting inflation and putting their money into real estate? Could it be a lot of uninformed people just got enough cash to bump them up to the level of having a downpayment? Maybe it is a combination of both. I am looking for a house in a market with a lack of inventory, but I hear there is a run on property nation-wide.
I would like to put money in fairly liquid assets that earn a good return until I find a property.
The housing market is going to crash, and soon, so I wouldn't worry about it. If you get a house now you'll be left way underwater
It was pretty dumb for Congress not to handle basic banking regulations in the most recent stimulus. Don't they have bankers among their constituents who wrote them letters?
Does anyone know why the prices of houses is skyrocketing? I understand smart people with money predicting inflation and putting their money into real estate? Could it be a lot of uninformed people just got enough cash to bump them up to the level of having a downpayment? Maybe it is a combination of both. I am looking for a house in a market with a lack of inventory, but I hear there is a run on property nation-wide.
I would like to put money in fairly liquid assets that earn a good return until I find a property.
The housing market is going to crash, and soon, so I wouldn't worry about it. If you get a house now you'll be left way underwater
What do you think will lead to that?
If we have a systemic crash, maybe. But if we have hyperinflation, which is likely considering the massive amounts of money they are printing up, then property is probably a good investment. Farmland may not have the best ROI, but Bill Gates is buying it up. It's a hedge against inflation.
It was pretty dumb for Congress not to handle basic banking regulations in the most recent stimulus. Don't they have bankers among their constituents who wrote them letters?
Does anyone know why the prices of houses is skyrocketing? I understand smart people with money predicting inflation and putting their money into real estate? Could it be a lot of uninformed people just got enough cash to bump them up to the level of having a downpayment? Maybe it is a combination of both. I am looking for a house in a market with a lack of inventory, but I hear there is a run on property nation-wide.
I would like to put money in fairly liquid assets that earn a good return until I find a property.
The housing market is going to crash, and soon, so I wouldn't worry about it. If you get a house now you'll be left way underwater
What do you think will lead to that?
If we have a systemic crash, maybe. But if we have hyperinflation, which is likely considering the massive amounts of money they are printing up, then property is probably a good investment. Farmland may not have the best ROI, but Bill Gates is buying it up. It's a hedge against inflation.
I am betting on another toxic asset bubble similar to 2008 that collapses when credit dries up and loans start going bad
It was pretty dumb for Congress not to handle basic banking regulations in the most recent stimulus. Don't they have bankers among their constituents who wrote them letters?
Does anyone know why the prices of houses is skyrocketing? I understand smart people with money predicting inflation and putting their money into real estate? Could it be a lot of uninformed people just got enough cash to bump them up to the level of having a downpayment? Maybe it is a combination of both. I am looking for a house in a market with a lack of inventory, but I hear there is a run on property nation-wide.
I would like to put money in fairly liquid assets that earn a good return until I find a property.
The housing market is going to crash, and soon, so I wouldn't worry about it. If you get a house now you'll be left way underwater
What do you think will lead to that?
If we have a systemic crash, maybe. But if we have hyperinflation, which is likely considering the massive amounts of money they are printing up, then property is probably a good investment. Farmland may not have the best ROI, but Bill Gates is buying it up. It's a hedge against inflation.
I am betting on another toxic asset bubble similar to 2008 that collapses when credit dries up and loans start going bad
Maybe so. Or maybe the dollar devaluing will counteract that and keep the prices of property high.
It was pretty dumb for Congress not to handle basic banking regulations in the most recent stimulus. Don't they have bankers among their constituents who wrote them letters?
Does anyone know why the prices of houses is skyrocketing? I understand smart people with money predicting inflation and putting their money into real estate? Could it be a lot of uninformed people just got enough cash to bump them up to the level of having a downpayment? Maybe it is a combination of both. I am looking for a house in a market with a lack of inventory, but I hear there is a run on property nation-wide.
I would like to put money in fairly liquid assets that earn a good return until I find a property.
The housing market is going to crash, and soon, so I wouldn't worry about it. If you get a house now you'll be left way underwater
What do you think will lead to that?
If we have a systemic crash, maybe. But if we have hyperinflation, which is likely considering the massive amounts of money they are printing up, then property is probably a good investment. Farmland may not have the best ROI, but Bill Gates is buying it up. It's a hedge against inflation.
I am betting on another toxic asset bubble similar to 2008 that collapses when credit dries up and loans start going bad
Have you not figured out who and what the FED does yett ?
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Who knows, there maybe another virus that hits the world in the future and causes more lockdowns. If we keep having lockdowns on a regular basis, the economies of countries around the world will collapse.
"When I think about the idea of getting involved with an American woman, I don't know if I should laugh .............. or vomit!"
"Trying to meet women in America is like trying to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics."
This year the dollar will crash. Then the electricity and internet will be turned off and then this...
Hysterics, much? Absolute tinfoil nonsense you've been saying since day 1, and just like the preacher whose apocalypse never comes, you just keep moving the date forward
Hysterics, much? Absolute tinfoil nonsense you've been saying since day 1, and just like the preacher whose apocalypse never comes, you just keep moving the date forward
See, that is what we would have been saying before the covaids nonsense. Now what Taco is saying just looks like common sense.
Hysterics, much? Absolute tinfoil nonsense you've been saying since day 1, and just like the preacher whose apocalypse never comes, you just keep moving the date forward
See, that is what we would have been saying before the covaids nonsense. Now what Taco is saying just looks like common sense.
We were past overdue for a pandemic. And honestly we handled this one terribly, if we end up with anything truly bad in the future we're screwed. But anyway, we shall see. As always, Taco will be wrong, the world will go on, life will be more or less as usual
We were past overdue for a pandemic. And honestly we handled this one terribly, if we end up with anything truly bad in the future we're screwed. But anyway, we shall see. As always, Taco will be wrong, the world will go on, life will be more or less as usual
I don't understand Taco. Where's the joy in predicting the end of the world every single week only to be disappointed each and every time when the apocalypse doesn't come? He's like someone's sad old uncle with a gambling problem, he can't seem to get away from the bad habit even though he comes across as a glutton for punishment.
