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To: posthumousone who wrote (68330)11/18/2010 5:28:27 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum  Respond to of 219784
 
Are not your mortgage rates 'locked' in normally for the a amortisation period ? A great gift if you buy in a low rate environment . We really do not have that luxury up here.. really that is my impression beyond all the arms business..



To: posthumousone who wrote (68330)11/18/2010 9:57:15 PM
From: Secret_Agent_Man1 Recommendation  Respond to of 219784
 
2 things, 1 if you own your home there is no interest deduction 2) they need to do away with the interest compounding usurious
crap, buy houses like fed funds rate is fine, but the bulk of payment should be towards principal and the slavery would be manageable...if that's even possible-


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