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To: jjetstream who wrote (38746)	11/18/2000 9:56:49 PM
From: chic_hearne	Read Replies (1) of 436258

But bankruptcies fell to 1.26 million in 1999, mainly - SMR said - because people were able to two-step their way out of bankruptcy thanks to banks willing to lend them money against their home's equity. Sounds like great news for the real estate market to me. Wait until people have to start to sell and no one has money to pay the inflated prices. That bubble will go fast IMO. I have a feeling that Patron and I are going to regret not selling our homes now with the intent of buying back a similar property in a few years at half price from some bankrupt clown.

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