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   KW>I've seen some of the meme's asking things like "how does so-and-so   
     >legislator afford a $10 million mansion on their salary??!??"   
      
   KW>Do a little digging, and because of no term limits, these people are in   
     >their 70s. They bought their houses in the 1970s for the price of a used   
     >car and appreciation took care of the rest.   
      
   Ha.. yes..  Those of us who were smart enough to buy our houses 50 years   
   ago had a big advantage..    B)   
      
   I think every generation has had their problems. I remember when buying   
   my first house in 1975 my bank told me I'd need to be making triple   
   what I was to get the mortgage.. so I went to a mortgage broker and   
   paid a higher interest rate and never missed a payment But I also worked   
   either 2 or 3 jobs in those early years and I didn't eat very well the   
   last couple of weeks before the quarterly mortgage payment was due, and   
   I was driving a 14 year old car.   
      
   But, 10 years later, it was a whole nuther story..    B)   
      
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    * SLMR Rob  * Sorrow looks back, Worry looks around, Faith looks up   
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