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Copyright
2007 |
Common
Questions:
How
bad will it get?
Recession
or Depression?
What
businesses survived the great depression?
Where
is a safe place to invest in today?
What
is next with the economy?
Should
we buy now or wait?
Inflation
with stagnant growth? Stagflation is here?
Should
we just walk away from our investment?
Should
be stop paying our mortgage?
How
can we renegotiate the terms for our mortgage?
When
will things get better?
What
programs can help with our mortgage payments?
Will
we be able to sell in six months or should be reduce the price and
sell now?
What
is safe?
Best
locations?
How
long will it last?
Is
this time different than past times?
Are
the banks strong enough?
Is
our money safe?
Will
the election help the economy?
Can
it get worse?
What
are the best economic survival techniques?
Is
it time to get out of the market?
Should
we buy stocks or sell?
What
if we can not make the payments?
What
about our employees?
What
if the buyer loses his/her job?
What
to do if the contracted buyer does not want to close?
What
about our credit rating?
Will
the market remain soft in NYC (Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens,
and Staten Island)?
Can
we reduce our carrying costs?
Can
we reduce our taxes?
Endtime?
Key
realestate sites covering New York:
www.w9g.com
www.nyc2.com
www.re1.org
www.RealPropertyDatabase.com