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Re: The Second Great Depression Starting 2007 rj 07-03-2006
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Posted by rj on July 3, 2006, 10:49 pm
In the first quarter of 2006, Jacksonville, Florida ranked 7 nationally in
the number of households per foreclosure (133). I heard an "expert" on TV
the other day suggest we sell our houses, rent and then in a few years buy
our houses back for 1/2 the price we sold them for. Who knows what the
future holds? With our government willing to spend $22,000,000 to sink a 60
year old aircraft carrier off Pensacola, we all need to be worried.

>
> Believe it or not, the Second Great Depression is right around the corner
!!
>
> With interest rates increasing, savings rates near zero,
> and debt at its maximum; many people will be pushed over
> their debt limit, having homes foreclosed by the banks or
> going into bankruptcy. Others will heed the warnings and
> reduce spending, causing a dramatic slowing of the economy.
>
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>
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Posted by JerryD\(upstateNY\) on July 4, 2006, 7:53 am
>>>I heard an "expert" on TV the other day suggest we sell our houses, rent
>>>and then in a few years buy our houses back for 1/2 the price we sold
>>>them for.<<<

I have heard experts" say "this housing boom is going to burst any day
now".......for over 5 years.
I know of a couple who did sell their house so they could buy a bigger house
for less money when the bubble burst.
They have been living with her parents for over a year.
Because the interest rates have gone up, they can't even afford to buy their
old house back if they wanted to.
It's just Doom and Gloom from the left.
Doom and Gloom is all they know.
--
JerryD(upstateNY)



Posted by dkarnes on July 4, 2006, 10:50 am
JerryD(upstateNY) wrote:
>>>>I heard an "expert" on TV the other day suggest we sell our houses, rent
>>>>and then in a few years buy our houses back for 1/2 the price we sold
>>>>them for.<<<
>
>
> I have heard experts" say "this housing boom is going to burst any day
> now".......for over 5 years.
> I know of a couple who did sell their house so they could buy a bigger house
> for less money when the bubble burst.
> They have been living with her parents for over a year.
> Because the interest rates have gone up, they can't even afford to buy their
> old house back if they wanted to.
> It's just Doom and Gloom from the left.
> Doom and Gloom is all they know.
i remember i got a great interest rate in 1980. it was 12%. this last
round of interest rates go back to the early 1960's. this is a good
economy right now at 4.6 unemployment. during the early 80's 6 %
unemployment was full employment. relax economies run in cycles.

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