@KevG163 We likely are but a hop, skip, and a jump or two away from each viewer being able to choose who calls their game each week. AI makes that very easy.
Dr. Jessica Lautz, the deputy chief economist and vice president of research at the National Association of REALTORS®, reacts to the 30-year fixed mortgage rate from Freddie Mac decreasing to 6.30%.
@metsrewind@LennyDykstra@astros@Mets Looking at the crowd, one can’t help but realize how much marketing of MLB team wear has occurred in the subsequent 38 years. While some people are in Mets attire, vast majority of us went to games in street clothes.
@HidinginWA @BobKnakal It’s Covey, not Ziglar. But I admit making that distinction at times is like the distinction between bourbon and Tennessee whiskey. Almost identical, save for the processing.
@MattyAlex@credealjunkie Yes. And the seller exchanged their property for that money. The money is not the only thing of value in the transaction. Money is just a placeholder until it’s exchanged for other things of value. The title to the property held the exact same value as all that money. Imagine?
@nickgerli1 The rate drop is saving buyers about $266 a month on a $500,000 loan. At 5.25%, savings from 7.2% increases to about $632. Do you think prices will drop as mortgage rates drop? I don’t, as I expect demand to increase. Already seeing signs. So savings will be reduced.
@BobKnakal Problems arise under all styles of leadership. Part of life. How leaders respond, or don’t respond, is the oxygen supply for any problem. Respond effectively, with integrity, and in alignment with organization’s mission and deny a problem’s oxygen and chance to grow. Leadership.
@Thefrugalgay11 Not always, but people frequently forget to complete their sentences when discussing housing affordability. “I can’t afford anything” is just an independent clause separated from the prepositional phrases “in the best home, in the best neighborhood, in the best city.”