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  tehranchik11 months ago

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  I wonder what the mortgage was on that 4 bedroom house was before it went in to foreclosure. Maybe the family that originally lived in it could afford it now.

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  suzanek11 months ago

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  this is a gud news isn't it ?

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    Sludge-Guzzler11 months ago

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    Yes, this is good news. Once the surplus of foreclosed homes has been eliminated, property values should begin to stabilize.

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  dotta11 months ago

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  well im not amy ... im barnie ;) ... if we have so much money this is time to buying house .... i find this
  http://zero-mortgage.info and that help me buying a new house

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