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Brian Campbell
  • perris, CA
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will no bailout help me out. I am looking for homes that are 70k max for rent comps and I need another 20% drop to get there with the 3bd/2bths.....I can get there now with the 2bdr/1bth, but I want to rent. No bailouts mean more homes on the market right, and lower prices?

I don't know whether to be for or against this bailout, but I was a good boy and have some cash to invest with excellent credit.