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To: pogbull who wrote (11062)	1/5/2003 4:53:43 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 89467

we are now in a renter's paradise, I am content being one I have been citing higher property taxes all year long as a primary push motivation behind the broken real estate bubble it is coming according to plan last week I talked to a nice younger woman at a restaurant (tried to pick her up, but didnt work out) she said her mother sold her suburban house rather than pay sharply higher property taxes this effect will spread like wildfire it will be accompanied by job losses also several factors will push real estate over the edge e.g. car sector layoffs in 2-3 years I intend to purchase one of those Boston area townhouses up for sale in foreclosure got a smart friend who knows that avenue well / jim