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It's true that buying a house or cheap Real estate in good neighborhood is the most common dream of each American family. It is the best time to find cheap homes, as their are lot of homes available for sale in current real estate market. When you decided to build or buy a house, you can choose the plan of your dreams. But how would you tell if it's really affordable?

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Lot of first time home buyers discover the only home they can afford may not be all that they were hoping for. There's not many things more discouraging than calling a real estate agent, giving them your financial information and filling them in on what type of home you'd like to buy for the price range you are comfortable with, then seeing the look on their face and explaining to you what you can really afford. While most people give in and settle for much less, many others find a market that will allow them to purchase homes below or well below what the market dictates, getting much more for their money than most conventional methods of finding a home. Many home buyers are discovering foreclosure lists and the foreclosure market.

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Conventional methods of purchasing real estate can serve some purposes, many home buyers, especially first time home buyers, can be best served utilizing the resources of a good website. Purchasing a home for much less than market value can help home buyers get into the type of home they may not be able to afford otherwise.

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What is your solution for the financial crisis?

Is the bailout the best way to go?
Maybe we should just let the banks fail?
Should the government buy up toxic assets or banking stocks? Should Wall Street be bailed out or the homeowner who is facing foreclosure?

You can't let the banks fail. Everyone's screaming about the government doing everything for wall st. and nothing for main st.. I beg to differ, if the banks fail, so do consumers' accounts -- whoops, did we all fail to make that connection?

Loans/savings/CD's/MMA's/etc. etc....gone in a flash.

you said:
"I think that New York financial center and Senator Schumer (NY) are responsible for the financial crisis in the first place and that New York should PAY more than it's fair share, NOT receive its fair share."

You are only partially correct. Without government mandated policies which allowed for securitization of these toxic loans, it wouldn't have much of a problem. You see, the government opened a market to the free-market banks to take toxic loans off of their books in an effort to get them to make more loans -- The Community Reinvestment Act.

Without that market to sell these loans, free-market banks would've kept those loans on the books -- and used a little more discretion when making loans.

Who's to blame? (Crappy) Government policy -- greed in the free-market banking industry -- greed in consumers who wanted it but couldn't afford it. Plenty to go around.

As for state's getting Federal money -- if Obama had a spine he's look them all in the eye and tell them to cut spending...and use discretionary funds. If they can't make it -- too f*cking bad...lessons learned the hard ways are those that stick around.

No bailout, no bailout, no bailout.

Stop throwing part of my money at the wall!!
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Edit: No bailout -- "stimulus" package. Obama is marketing it as the only way we'll accelerate growth in the economy. He's going to bailout the U.S. citizen by taking care of the economy. The problem isn't plugging the hole anymore...money or not, people are going to save -- they won't spend. The problem we should address is giving citizens the confidence to spend again. Without that, we'll prolong the problem...because the "stimulus" only works until the money runs out. After the 1 trillion is gone, if you don't have consumers to step up to the plate to spend, we'll spiral right back into a 10+% unemployment rate. A waste of money if you ask me.

And banks as big as BofA and Citi can't fail...their financing ripples throughout the economy (not to mention the citizenry) -- but the government can surely bail them out w/ more efficiency. Watching BofA acquire Merrill Lynch w/ taxpayer money only to deepen their debt and ask for more taxpayer money (and get it!) doesn't sit well with me. Good work Frank/Dodd/Paulson! Bang up job.

Sorry for the confusion.

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