@SenWarren reminds of that time you said the same thing about @georgesoros buying all the radio stations ….
Oh yeah that didn’t happen. This is peak hypocrisy
Karen Bass suddenly stepped down from LAHSA a few days ago. Today, HUD Secretary Turner just revealed that $75M of fraud was laundered through LAHSA.
Probably nothing!
@GavinNewsom Is there anyone who agrees with this? I’m pretty sure no one thinks voting in California is legitimate. All
My D friends laugh about how it’s rigged.
NGL it's a little surreal seeing myself in this format... @triplecrownspts Thank you for the Opportunity to play in last nights Triple Crown International Challenge All World game.
@GavinNewsom Before you tax the most monetarily successful man EVER who has created 2 of the most successful companies in American history, can you please explain how you have spent taxpayer dollars wisely in your own state?
Stop asking for more money from ANYONE until you spend it correctly
@MomAngtrades I scanned the pushback in these comments … check their timelines and it’s wall-to-wall Trump. If it’s not ‘Trump is the devil,’ it’s almost pure negativity. TDS is very real.
I was in Chicago today. This person thought it would be funny to wipe dog crap all over my cybertruck. This happened at W Buckingham Pl and North Halstead. If you can identify this person, I'm offering a generous reward.
@ericright @realEstateTrent For a $500k, 20-year mortgage at 3%, you'd pay $166k in interest. Investing the $500k at current 4.5% high-yield rates grows it to $1.21M ($706k gain). Net gain vs. paying off: $540k, assuming you cover monthly payments from income. Adjust for risk tolerance@ericright @realEstateTrent For a $500k, 20-year mortgage at 3%, you'd pay $166k in interest. Investing the $500k at current 4.5% high-yield rates grows it to $1.21M ($706k gain). Net gain vs. paying off: $540k, assuming you cover monthly payments from income. Adjust for risk tolerance@ericright@realEstateTrent For a $500k, 20-year mortgage at 3%, you'd pay $166k in interest. Investing the $500k at current 4.5% high-yield rates grows it to $1.21M ($706k gain). Net gain vs. paying off: $540k, assuming you cover monthly payments from income. Adjust for risk tolerance.