Why You Should Wait Out the Wild Housing Market
Rising inventory is one of several signs that we may have reached peak ludicrousness.
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Rising inventory is one of several signs that we may have reached peak ludicrousness.
The world. but one thing the united states does especially well, which i mean horribly, is using capitalism to punish the poor. other countries think it is absolutely insane that in america, the land of opportunity, you have the opportunity to go broke from hospital bills and getting educated. all while others have bank accounts that could buy small countries. there may be no better place for me to look at wealth and equality than a return to south carolina, a state that is one of the poorest in the country overall but with ocean front property that is being gobbled up by the rich and the fabu...
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Letters: Just say no. Over 1,500 locals have said just that.