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Nope, never heard of the place, but know where Market Street is. The thing is that I went to High School in Potomac, Marlyand, and i go to college in Rockville, so i don't know frederick that good, I usually hand around Potomac, D.C/Georgetown. I go to the hukkah bar like ever week! And the other thing is that I don't drink, so i really don't keep check of where the pubs or bars are. But that's awsome that he lets you guys drink 'cause you won for him LOL. 
Really shows how country this plays is
Really shows how country this plays is
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Nope, never heard of the place, but know where Market Street is. The thing is that I went to High School in Potomac, Marlyand, and i go to college in Rockville, so i don't know frederick that good, I usually hand around Potomac, D.C/Georgetown. I go to the hukkah bar like ever week! And the other thing is that I don't drink, so i really don't keep check of where the pubs or bars are. But that's awsome that he lets you guys drink 'cause you won for him LOL. Really shows how country this plays is
Nope, never heard of the place, but know where Market Street is. The thing is that I went to High School in Potomac, Marlyand, and i go to college in Rockville, so i don't know frederick that good, I usually hand around Potomac, D.C/Georgetown. I go to the hukkah bar like ever week! And the other thing is that I don't drink, so i really don't keep check of where the pubs or bars are. But that's awsome that he lets you guys drink 'cause you won for him LOL.
Really shows how country this plays is
Was it the Heights?
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hmm...i guess. but the economy is so fvcked up right now
hmm...i guess. but the economy is so fvcked up right now
The Fed raised interest rates yet again by 0.25% and they now reached 2.75%. As the US economy is expanding, Alan Greenspan will keep raising the rates, and I expect that by the end of this year we will see a more rapid rases.
Many people, when signing a morgage for a house, use variable interest rate, which means that when interest rates are low- they pay less, but when rates go up, they will pay more.
So now, people who bought houses for $400- $700 are paying anywhere between $2,000 and $5000. But as variable rates change- so will their payments. Since their salaries stay the same- they will not be able to afford their houses. Subsequently- they will slowly start to sell them and move into a residence they can afford.
That's what will push the price down. And prices should go down. It is ridiculous that a house you bought for $300k a year ago now costs $700k
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