Housing recovery blossoms

[jasonnfree]

I'll bet Mitt Romney put down less than 20% on the companies he bought .

"FHA loans require as little as 3.5 percent of the home’s value up front in the form of a down payment.

Compare this to a traditional mortgage offered by a private bank. Private banks require large down payments of buyers – traditionally 20 percent – to qualify for a low interest rate."

If you put less then 20% down on a home you NEVER belonged in it.................................

 

[Sinjorri]

I'll bet Mitt Romney put down less than 20% on the companies he bought .

"FHA loans require as little as 3.5 percent of the home’s value up front in the form of a down payment.

Compare this to a traditional mortgage offered by a private bank. Private banks require large down payments of buyers – traditionally 20 percent – to qualify for a low interest rate."

If you put less then 20% down on a home you NEVER belonged in it.................................

i bet the workers were happy to get a paycheck and i bet the investors were happy. that evil bastard, making people money.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

The statistics listed below are presented without much commentary. They pretty much speak for themselves.

After reading this list, it will be hard for anyone to argue that we are on the right track.

The following are 55 interesting facts about the U.S. economy in 2012....

#1 As you read this, there are more than 6 million mortgages in the United States that are overdue.

#2 In January, U.S. home prices were the lowest that they have been in more than a decade.

#3 In Florida right now, some drivers are paying nearly 6 dollars for a gallon of gas.

#4 On average, you could buy about 10 gallons of gas for an hour of work back in the mid-90s. Today, the average hour of work will get you less than 6 gallons of gas.

#5 Sadly, 43 percent of all American families spend more than they earn each year.

#6 According to Gallup, the unemployment rate was at 8.3% in mid-January but rose to 9.0% in mid-February.

#7 The percentage of working age Americans that have jobs is not increasing. The employment to population ratio has stayed very steady (hovering between 58% and 59%) since the beginning of 2010.

#8 If you gathered together all of the workers that are "officially" unemployed in the United States into one nation, they would constitute the 68th largest country in the entire world.

#9 When Barack Obama first took office, the number of "long-term unemployed workers" in the United States was approximately 2.6 million. Today, that number is sitting at 5.6 million.

55 Interesting Facts About The U.S. Economy In 2012

 

[jasonnfree]

So we democrats prayed and wished 100 times a day for the country to fall apart under Bush and Presto! It did, you say.
You got a link for that?

sorry guys but the doom and gloom wishers are just going to have to try something else

Well if it wunt for all you American hating liberals that prayed and wished 100 times a day for the country to fall apart under Bush we wouldn't be in this mess...

 

[Katzndogz]

This failed government is printing 40 billion dollars a month in worthless money to be used for this very purpose!

 

[jasonnfree]

If you keep wishing and praying, bad things will happen. Look at the previous post. We wished and prayed and we ruined the countryl. Look at previous post.

The statistics listed below are presented without much commentary. They pretty much speak for themselves.

After reading this list, it will be hard for anyone to argue that we are on the right track.

The following are 55 interesting facts about the U.S. economy in 2012....

#1 As you read this, there are more than 6 million mortgages in the United States that are overdue.

#2 In January, U.S. home prices were the lowest that they have been in more than a decade.

#3 In Florida right now, some drivers are paying nearly 6 dollars for a gallon of gas.

#4 On average, you could buy about 10 gallons of gas for an hour of work back in the mid-90s. Today, the average hour of work will get you less than 6 gallons of gas.

#5 Sadly, 43 percent of all American families spend more than they earn each year.

#6 According to Gallup, the unemployment rate was at 8.3% in mid-January but rose to 9.0% in mid-February.

#7 The percentage of working age Americans that have jobs is not increasing. The employment to population ratio has stayed very steady (hovering between 58% and 59%) since the beginning of 2010.

#8 If you gathered together all of the workers that are "officially" unemployed in the United States into one nation, they would constitute the 68th largest country in the entire world.

#9 When Barack Obama first took office, the number of "long-term unemployed workers" in the United States was approximately 2.6 million. Today, that number is sitting at 5.6 million.

55 Interesting Facts About The U.S. Economy In 2012

 

[jasonnfree]

For how long? You know workers in China are grateful to Romney for the jobs he sent them. Original post was needing 20% for down payment on house.

I'll bet Mitt Romney put down less than 20% on the companies he bought .

"FHA loans require as little as 3.5 percent of the home’s value up front in the form of a down payment.

Compare this to a traditional mortgage offered by a private bank. Private banks require large down payments of buyers – traditionally 20 percent – to qualify for a low interest rate."

If you put less then 20% down on a home you NEVER belonged in it.................................

 

[bigrebnc1775]

If you keep wishing and praying, bad things will happen. Look at the previous post. We wished and prayed and we ruined the countryl. Look at previous post.

The statistics listed below are presented without much commentary. They pretty much speak for themselves.

After reading this list, it will be hard for anyone to argue that we are on the right track.

The following are 55 interesting facts about the U.S. economy in 2012....

#1 As you read this, there are more than 6 million mortgages in the United States that are overdue.

#2 In January, U.S. home prices were the lowest that they have been in more than a decade.

#3 In Florida right now, some drivers are paying nearly 6 dollars for a gallon of gas.

#4 On average, you could buy about 10 gallons of gas for an hour of work back in the mid-90s. Today, the average hour of work will get you less than 6 gallons of gas.

#5 Sadly, 43 percent of all American families spend more than they earn each year.

#6 According to Gallup, the unemployment rate was at 8.3% in mid-January but rose to 9.0% in mid-February.

#7 The percentage of working age Americans that have jobs is not increasing. The employment to population ratio has stayed very steady (hovering between 58% and 59%) since the beginning of 2010.

#8 If you gathered together all of the workers that are "officially" unemployed in the United States into one nation, they would constitute the 68th largest country in the entire world.

#9 When Barack Obama first took office, the number of "long-term unemployed workers" in the United States was approximately 2.6 million. Today, that number is sitting at 5.6 million.

55 Interesting Facts About The U.S. Economy In 2012

So stating the facts is wishing and praying that bad things will happen?

 

[kwc57]

Because democrats are the party of hope while republicans are the party of fear. Must be tough going through life afraid of everything and being so negative.

Good news for all Americans. Why the sour pusses here? This is simply good news.

Yesssss......that's why Obama tells Americans that they can't achieve anything on their own and need the government to make things better. Think about that for a minute and let it soak in that you have it exactly backwards. Heads are better used for thinking than doorstops, but do what you want, it's still a semi-free country.