@RonReed_@KazzmanClayton@financedystop "cool story bro. My offer still stands. Do you want your 3% commission or will you let the greed of a potential 6% commission that isn't going to happen get in the way of your impending 3%?"
@KazzmanClayton@financedystop "Howdy seller! I didn't bring a buyer agent to the table so we could avoid paying the seemingly unnecessary 3% fee. You cool if I just offer you 3% less on the house? Works out the same to you and saves me some $ on my first time buying a home"
@markharrisstan@NateForUtah I know this Imam from back when I was Muslim. He was always kind and soft spoken to everyone. It might be worth asking yourself how you arrived at a place in this life where you feel this kind of blind hatred towards someone you don't know
@middle_class_us 2008 Nissan Versa 100k miles purchased for $3k, sold at 180k miles for $2k.
Don't get a degree. Nobody cares anymore.
$500/mo rent a room
@Wildcall@marthaj44@bulgeruk @MilaLovesJoe Inflation doesn't come from a lack of energy independence, although that's one of the hundreds of common scapegoats.
The irony of your last sentence...
@FluentInFinance People looking at the symptoms instead of the glaring problem causing them so they can have a over simplified "good guy" vs "bad guy" narrative
@NWSSaltLakeCity 801-405-3657 hit me up if you get any roofing that flies off. I work for Master Roofing; we do repairs well and we're easy to work with. These sorts of storms tend to pull off shingles in super high wind areas
@Founding_Belief@TRHLofficial Pretty much every standardized test across most countries men on average perform better in math and women perform better in language.
@sisyphushappy42 @LPNational Printing money is inflation. Federal debt is a commitment to print more money in the future. It's enticing to use as a political tool because it doesn't cause immediate inflationary pain so politicians can make promises right now and pay for them via printing after they've left
@uristra@LPNational Someone is on the other side of that mortgage transaction. When asset prices are inflated it helps the person holding the asset and hurts people who funded it (relatively speaking) and also hurts anybody who wants/needs to yet purchase the asset. Limit ex: if mortgage was $1...
@trowelandgrit@mrtimer2022@jonesville Wild thought but maybe they're well funded because most of the Arab-American population are engineers or doctors or business owners? It'd be more impressive to not be well-funded if your average constituent makes $100k+
@MTVKAOS777 @Alphafox78 You couldn't be more wrong. Most of these people are doctors, engineers, and business owners. Of course the buses were not paid for via tax dollars. I don't even know how you would get tax dollars to pay for such a thing. Source: I know a lot of people who participated
@SamBrainz07 @Nguyentu21991 Alternatively you can do a phased 1 state solution so it's not too taxing on the Israeli economy and social fabric to accept that many people who have never known anything but prison and hatred for those who improved them. No special rights for being of any particular religion
@SamBrainz07 @Nguyentu21991 Stop bombing Gaza and immediately agree to a proper 2 state solution where Israel removes all the walls and settlements it illegally created in the West Bank and where Israel is not allowed to control ANY aspects of life for the Palestinians or anything going in and out of ports