You've nailed it, EXACTLY, here.Most of us here bought prior to the peak of 2022 which makes it difficult to be objective.We can sit here and say our $600k house with a 3% interest rate did $120k gross in 2021 and is on pace to do $130k gross in 2022 so we're not even seeing a decrease. 

I also know that I need to dump a bit more into my sons 529 (right now I'm at the pace of 1000 / yr).

Attempts to legislate morality are commonplace on the right now.I don't have a problem with the agenda of SOME of the "Tea Party" folks.

So it not actually all poor people just those who are poor because they " credit " but wouldn't it turn around and hurt then when prices of everyday products like food , toilet paper and even milk go up at crazy pace ..

I suggest that you infiltrate the forum by exchanging ideas and becoming involved in some of the discussions while at the same time slowly working in your personal agenda.

The local market seems slow, or rather more naturally paced, down from a really hot market of the last several years.

It's literally 100 paces from the new coffee shop and bakery commissary on 17th (or is it 16th) street.  

There was a bank agenda behind that.

hello Amanda,ed reid here,even though you don't have the credit you can still move forward with your realestate investment agenda,the reason why you can do this is because theer is a plethora of realestate financing programs that cater to investors that may have some credit issues ,the question is how much capital do you have to put into a realestate deal ,this will determine exactly what you can do.

global security.global freedom (within reason)health, food, security, education, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, constitutional rights.protecting our land and resources. for now and future.human rights (but not extremist agendas posing as human rights).