The homeowners at 2195 Plesantwood put their home up for sale 37 days ago for $469,000. That would mean a nice profit of $269,000 from the original purchase price of $200,000 in 1998.
Little did the homeowners at 2195 Plesantwood know that their neighbors down the street at 2141 Pleasantwood didn't really win the lottery and move to Monaco, no the only thing they received was an eviction notice to vacate the property asap.
Their bank, meanwhile, forgot to take into account the feelings of homeowners at 2195 Plesantwood Lane and quickly listed the home for $369,000.
I suppose as terrible as it sounds a $169,000 profit in 10 years will have to do.
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
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How about a non profit banking company to make small business loans. Because its totally illegal ever heard of such a thing. Why because goldman' bank of america and all the other mega financial institutions want nothing of the sort. Wallmart wanted to have a bank of their own for other reasons of course but they can not get a charter from the federal goverment to run their own bank. The financial interests are just to powerful.
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