keyboardCowBoy

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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Let me guess this person had a long rap sheet and was out on some low bond that was probably paid by a group backed by VP Kamala Harris ? Let's face it, what is happening today is the cause of NYC liberal policies. And if you say bei
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
You mean things like people NEED? when oil goes up EVERYTHING goes up. What about food and rent? Food is probably at least 10 percent and rent up at least 20 percent in my city. This only hurts the lower and middle class.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
You think dumping trillions of money in a covid stimulus package didn't cause inflation? Most of went to the rich anyway. Demand should go down when prices go up.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Landlords in collusion? What kind of landlords, like mom and pop? My small apartment complex raised my rent 25%. Is this collusion?
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
My rent went up $300 a month...is that supply-side driven?
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
I can only assume that my complex made a profit from evictions as they were always evicting someone. I am positive they would steal their deposit, add a bunch of fees/fines/back rent and then take them to court and usually winnin
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
This is hog wash. Also They had to sprinkle bad things about white Europeans.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Fiend of mine bought a luxury home for 500K a few years ago in Phoenix he was paying 7,000 in property taxes annually Now that these 4 bedroom shacks go for 500,000 I can't wait to see what happens when their their property taxes doubl
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Same issue here, paying $1200 for for a 600sq ft rental and new owners, made zero improvements and raising to $1500 because some complex down the road is charging that. a 25 percent increase for me, I would buy but I don't want to hass
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Because it's cheaper and easier to build a wall. We can not continue to take in the rest of the world virtually unvetted. Does anyone remember there is a pandemic, housing crunch, and rampant inflation occurring in the US. We should f
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
I don't see why not. They did the same exact thing in the movie Contact.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Just about every full size luxury car depreciates faster then anything else on the market meaning an older luxury sedan COULD be affordable to the average person. All though I would not consider this a smart idea unless you are mechanically
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Math is racist because thinking is hard
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Certainly rise? IF the market keeps going up nobody will ever be able to afford a home. Zillow is in the market of fast turn arounds, not holding. The market is already starting to go down. Were in a bubble.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Maybe they are hard working as they have no choice. Majority of Mexicans work odd jobs. The auto factories there have huge training centers because of extremely high turn over.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
They are also giving boosters out. Someone please explain why Israel is struggling with COVID-19?
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
There's still more Biden money to go around.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
BEAT UP MARTIN EAT UP MARTHA
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
Awe yes diversity. Can't go a day with out reading this ever lasting buzzword. Is that really your determining factor while deciding to watch a movie? It isn't mine. I watch a movie because its a good movie, I don't go se
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
People buy F150 because they need a truck. They sold almost 800K last year.
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
I have a mid size GM truck and it sufficiently handles all my needs. It's not overly large and drives fine in the city and tight spots. It has good performance gets easily 25MPG on the highway. Trucks standup more to abuse, and are u
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by keyboardCowBoy 5y ago
2.3 million homeowners are in forbearance. It's been over a year, people are getting use to NOT paying. Banks just also flat out STOPPED foreclosures. So we have millions of homes in forbearance and we don't know the true number
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by keyboardCowBoy 6y ago
I signed up just to respond to you because I live in Phoenix and there is no affordable housing here in a desirable neighborhood. There are no single family homes under 200K in Phoenix. A decent started sized home will cost you almost 300