OldFlame
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Homes sell at the market rate. If there are no buyers the price drops. Simple supply and demand
You show your ignorance of the real estate market with that comment.
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Homes sell at the market rate. If there are no buyers the price drops. Simple supply and demand
So what have you observed?As someone who has owned multiple investment properties allow me to assure you that it doesn’t work that way
I was correcting the Sink Worrier's claim that get those type of loans. They don't need loans.They don't need loans, that's the point. In 2022, you had to place an offer that was guaranteed regardless of appraisal value, meaning you had to have access to a lot of cash. Homes were going left and right with no contingencies, most normal Americans can't afford to do that.
I think it you who are showing your ignorance. I reduced the price on my home I sold 3 years ago twice to get someone interested.You show your ignorance of the real estate market with that comment.
I think it you who are showing your ignorance. I reduced the price on my home I sold 3 years ago twice to get someone interested.

Not hardly.
Not really big corporations buying up homes and renting them out isn't a good thing.Odds are he does nothing but if it was a Democrat arguing that MAGA would be yelling "Socialism, socialism".
(if this is even real)
As someone who has owned multiple investment properties allow me to assure you that it doesn’t work that way
Easily done by requiring the occupancy of a private citizen listed as primary residence. That simple.If you're referring to the "commerce clause" that refers to interstate commerce. I don't see how that can stop a corporation from buying a specific building.
What Constitutional right does the president have to decide who can and cannot buy a home?
Not really big corporations buying up homes and renting them out isn't a good thing.
Nothing wrong with that statement. You are wrong, yet again.'It you' - aren't you the one always going around and jumping on everyone's grammar mistakes? lol
Then it must have sucked, or located in a bad area.![]()
For a mortgage, you can do that. Not if they are buying the property outright.Easily done by requiring the occupancy of a private citizen listed as primary residence. That simple.
At least not for you so far. ITMT, that is just how it is working in many other cities, I've seen it reported on time and time again.
Trumpers would be stomping their feet with name calling to no end if Mamdani had done this.
People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw rocks.Nothing wrong with that statement. You are wrong, yet again.
It was located in a very nice neighborhood and had the biggest corner lot in the development. The entire housing market crashed when the fed raised interest rates. You do know that is how it works, right?
Because Republicans have no ideas for America. So now they just steal the ideas from the Democrats. Theft is a pattern with them.