She learned in Lib School: when inflation drives prices to unaffordable levels, give people more handouts, thus driving inflation even higher.Obviously KamelToe has still not learned how inflation works.
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She learned in Lib School: when inflation drives prices to unaffordable levels, give people more handouts, thus driving inflation even higher.Obviously KamelToe has still not learned how inflation works.
Well, according to Walz DUI a few years back, he can't hear very well, Kamala doesn't listen very well.Somebody better tell her....
Tax cuts wouldn’t do the same thing?She learned in Lib School: when inflation drives prices to unaffordable levels, give people more handouts, thus driving inflation even higher.
Exactly right. People bought more than they could afford and when interest rates rose, the banking crisis was another democrat disaster. I'm afraid the country may be on the event horizon of "we made this mistake before so we'll do it again".That worked out so great when Obama did it in 2008.
ExplainTax cuts wouldn’t do the same thing?
So a couple comes to me and they're able to make the $35,000 down because they have a $25,000 boosting payment.So are there the usual income requirements from the bank, or will Commiela dictate lower standards for the good of…..equity….so that people who cannot afford a house will get to buy it, and with no skin in the game?
The average house in New Jersey is about $530,000, which would require an income of around $150,000. So affluent earners in the top quintile would get a big taxpayer windfall?
Below is a house listed for $525,000 in New Jersey, looks quite nice to me. Should we give an affluent family $25,000 to buy this, driving up housing costs even more? The Dems’ idea of giving people OPM so they can “afford stuff” just drives prices up more!
(And before the libs scream, “no it’s for the middle class earning $80,000” - news flash: they don’t earn enough to afford a house!)
Here’s a $525,000 house in the middle New Jersey:
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344 East Ave, Clayton, NJ 08312 | MLS #NJGL2044910 | Zillow
This 2100 square feet Single Family home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 344 East Ave, Clayton, NJ.www.zillow.com
And twelve sex partners at least two of whom were Trans.To qualify for the assistance, women will have to prove they've had at least two abortions.
Dang, that would be a million dollar house in California.So are there the usual income requirements from the bank, or will Commiela dictate lower standards for the good of…..equity….so that people who cannot afford a house will get to buy it, and with no skin in the game?
The average house in New Jersey is about $530,000, which would require an income of around $150,000. So affluent earners in the top quintile would get a big taxpayer windfall?
Below is a house listed for $525,000 in New Jersey, looks quite nice to me. Should we give an affluent family $25,000 to buy this, driving up housing costs even more? The Dems’ idea of giving people OPM so they can “afford stuff” just drives prices up more!
(And before the libs scream, “no it’s for the middle class earning $80,000” - news flash: they don’t earn enough to afford a house!)
Here’s a $525,000 house in the middle New Jersey:
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344 East Ave, Clayton, NJ 08312 | MLS #NJGL2044910 | Zillow
This 2100 square feet Single Family home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 344 East Ave, Clayton, NJ.www.zillow.com
And given blow jobs to co-workers and supervisors to gain an advantage in their career.And twelve sex partners at least two of whom were Trans.
K-Dog and Yellow Belly!Well, according to Walz DUI a few years back, he can't hear very well, Kamala doesn't listen very well.
OHHHH! Most Definitely!And given blow jobs to co-workers and supervisors to gain an advantage in their career.
Seems pretty logical. Pumping more money into the economy results in more inflation.Explain
I had a house in Kentucky almost like that. I sold it not quite 2 years ago for $230,000. NJ is obviously too expensive.So are there the usual income requirements from the bank, or will Commiela dictate lower standards for the good of…..equity….so that people who cannot afford a house will get to buy it, and with no skin in the game?
The average house in New Jersey is about $530,000, which would require an income of around $150,000. So affluent earners in the top quintile would get a big taxpayer windfall?
Below is a house listed for $525,000 in New Jersey, looks quite nice to me. Should we give an affluent family $25,000 to buy this, driving up housing costs even more? The Dems’ idea of giving people OPM so they can “afford stuff” just drives prices up more!
(And before the libs scream, “no it’s for the middle class earning $80,000” - news flash: they don’t earn enough to afford a house!)
Here’s a $525,000 house in the middle New Jersey:
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344 East Ave, Clayton, NJ 08312 | MLS #NJGL2044910 | Zillow
This 2100 square feet Single Family home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 344 East Ave, Clayton, NJ.www.zillow.com
Seems to me you can ask any price you want for a property you own, and a buyer can take it or leave it. In an economy without government interference, the market itself finds the “correct” price.So a couple comes to me and they're able to make the $35,000 down because they have a $25,000 boosting payment.
I sell them the house for $650K.
They get a lawyer and sue me for price gouging. I now go to jail.... Do they still have to pay their mortgage?
So what would happen to people who live and want to buy in NJ?I had a house in Kentucky almost like that. I sold it not quite 2 years ago for $230,000. NJ is obviously too expensive.
Actually depends on how you do it. EBT benefits for instance kind of pay for themselves by encouraging scale of production. At one point that would bring the prices down for everybody. However inflation has managed to erase that benefit.Seems pretty logical. Pumping more money into the economy results in more inflation.
There's no benefit to selling and staying.So what would happen to people who live and want to buy in NJ?