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I asked someone to send me a link to an article about foreclosures in Florida. This wasn't what I was expecting.
http://online.wsj.com/public/article_print/SB120665043471469547.html
Definitely not my price range, but I guess $2.4 million is a bargain to a lot of people!
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Anyway, I wanted to write that although I think of short sales and foreclosures as affecting only lower income families, look at the homes that are on the market. I thought that most of the houses were under $200,000 - but maybe those are just the ones I've seen. I was surprised to find so many in the million dollar price range. I suppose that if someone has a $700,000 house and loses his/her job, it would have the same effect after savings are gone. It might feel degrading, but if I were in that situation I would try renting out a room. I once had a stranger rent from me and it was a nightmare, but I didn't run a background check because I knew him (or thought I did) from work. I once rented a room from a couple when I first got to FL. That was a long time ago and I paid them $90 a week. I have neighbors who charged their own relatives $150. Anyway, that's just an idea. Another $400-$500 a month might save someone from disaster.
I could never see a connection between independant truckers going on strike on April 1st, and high fuel prices. It never crossed mymind....lol
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