I knew it was wrong, I wanted to see what he would say. Whenever you cut interest rates quickly, you risk inflation. It is the Monetary Policy to reduce inflation...I always thought like this, but its always the opposite.
I'd like to see such things.I wish I could remember some of the stuff my econ teacher told us at the beginning of the semester. He likes to play the devil's advocate and disagrees with many economists around the US.
I'll try to dig up some of my notes that I took. If things continue to go the way they are going, prepare for a recession.
I am not familiar with that terminology.they are just trying to make sure they get their worth out of loaning you the money.
If you dont want to do it conventionally, do a hard money loan............
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif Atleast i wont have to worry about it too much until spring.That is a crap load of lawn to mow.
Thats pretty decent. I like the land and layout.[pics]
3/4 acre, 2BR + 2 Bath, garage, carport, shed, 1300 Sq ft.
87K
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gifOr your teacher could actually teach you something and call them Alt-A loans.
It happens. Commercial hard money loans are not uncommon. Residential...... You nver know. If you have that kind of money to give up though, you probly wouldnt even be considering doing a hard money loan.A 400K hard money loan..... Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.....
Did I mess up your game?I knew it was wrong, I wanted to see what he would say. Whenever you cut interest rates quickly, you risk inflation. It is the Monetary Policy to reduce inflation...
Basically. Sit down mower is a must. Unless he is fat and could use the workout and sweat.Holy mother ****ing CHEAP!
fo sheezy. But by then you better have a sit down mower with a beer holder.
I thought that, simply put, mortgages were pretty much inverse of the bond market? Bond prices fall, interest rate goes up.If the economy is lagging, wouldn't they lower interest rates to stimulate the economy??? Thus not causing an increase in interest rates?