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@unusual_whales We already have a depression, deposit the $5000 before Election Day.

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@EricLDaugh One stroke of pen isn’t going to wipe memory of 2 years of war and economic collapse

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@KobeissiLetter So we’ve resorted to begging other countries for oil?

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An inherited Maryland house can survive old carpet and a bad roof. It cannot survive a family that refuses to make a decision.

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Sixty new apartments in Remington help. But Baltimore will stay short on homes while every small project moves like a giant one.

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Baltimore’s worker shortage will not be fixed by another ribbon cutting. Training only matters when a real job waits at the end.

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Maryland buyers do not need courage. They need a payment that works. A bad monthly bill does not become smart because rates might fall.

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@jamisonhensley Fifty-five players in the weight room sounds great. The real test is whether that focus shows up before the fourth quarter next week.

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@LiveRavenNation Calling one wild win the most important in years is hype. It matters only if Baltimore stops needing miracles to finish games.

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@MDBayNews A mileage tax sounds fair until drivers must report every mile. Maryland should not trade a gas-tax problem for a privacy problem.

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@BaltBizOnline Sixty apartments help, but Baltimore will not build its way out one small project at a time. The slow approval habit is the bigger problem.

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@BaltBizOnline Baltimore does not need another speech about skilled workers. It needs training that leads to a real job and a real paycheck.

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@BowTiedBull Buying at 8% can still make sense if the price is right and the stay is long. The bad move is paying 2021 prices with 2026 money.

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@mortgagetruth Helping more people qualify is not the same as making homes affordable. A wider gate still leads to the same high payment.

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@GrantCardone There is no magic normal rate. Buyers care about the payment. High rates plus high prices simply shut people out.

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@jeremyct A $650K home does not fall to $425K without pain spreading beyond investors. Cheap homes sound great until jobs and credit crack too.

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@dirtcheapbanks The problem is not just income. Buyers are shopping with old price dreams while rates wrote a new budget.

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@nickgerli1 Renting can be cheaper today. That does not make buying wrong. The answer turns on how long you stay and what the house costs to keep.

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@TripleNetInvest Zillow falling does not mean housing is dead. It means a traffic business suffers when fewer people can afford to move.

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@chasedownleads One crowded open house does not prove buyers missed their chance. It proves the cheapest homes still get all the traffic.