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Property taxes will rise for all residential and commercial properties for fiscal year 2011, which begins July 1, according to a tentative assessment released by the city’s Department of Finance on Friday. According to the city, the total market value of property in the city, including new construction rose 0.12% to $796 billion. New York…
If I hate my bloodsucking landlord that is my problem. Did you buy your home and collect welfare? If not then you are not the subject of my ranting. Did you have a bad credit report and were still given the privlage of buying a home? If you have all this money you say you have you should probably be outside spending it with your loved ones and enjoying it. If you are not you are iether sitting at a desk shinning a chair with I won’t say there fore depriving your boss or an honest days work or you are at home living on Brownstoner.com. How pathetic. Sorry for not proofreading but I have things to do.
Let me repost again what you said, numbnuts….
Wanna bet dibs? My landlord better not even come within 10 feet of “my” door or else he is going to see how fast a man can walk over steps without ever touching them! This was all apart of Bloombergs gran plan. Make people with welfare checks buy homes increase the value and then sock them with the taxes. My landlord is still lucky I send him a check. All he has to do is open his mouth and he can kiss that check goodbye too. what can they do to people like me? write me for a bad credit report? Well maybe I can get a free house then because having a great credit report doesn’t get you anything in this country anymore. Oh how the mighty have fallen. We need H. Hoover again.
Posted by: hannible at January 19, 2010 3:08 PM
I think most people would agree that you’re a lowlife with that statement.
Don’t change the subject from your ariginal rant.
Pathetic, really.
I am the uncivilized? Nice of you to turn the tables but anyway I am not here to discuss things with you but spread the joy and happiness to people buying a home now and to all those families a senior citezens that had to move out of their old hoods because of the speculators propping up home values. It is nice to hear today that the FHA is tightening lending standards. Well thank God for that, we would not want to create a housing bubble!
Your posts still stand as evidence of your brainlessness and lack of a proper upbringing. You can speak your mind all you like. Just try and learn some civilized manners and not to be such a lowlife.
Your name calling and your being so low classwill not stop me from speaking my mind. If you can’t read what I write without proofreading for lack of time on my part then tuff. I work for a living unlike your parasitic lifestyle.
hannible…i’ll repost your initial thoughts……
Wanna bet dibs? My landlord better not even come within 10 feet of “my” door or else he is going to see how fast a man can walk over steps without ever touching them! This was all apart of Bloombergs gran plan. Make people with welfare checks buy homes increase the value and then sock them with the taxes. My landlord is still lucky I send him a check. All he has to do is open his mouth and he can kiss that check goodbye too. what can they do to people like me? write me for a bad credit report? Well maybe I can get a free house then because having a great credit report doesn’t get you anything in this country anymore. Oh how the mighty have fallen. We need H. Hoover again.
Posted by: hannible at January 19, 2010 3:08 PM
This is how you typically sound, like a jackass.
Yeah Dibs we know you are one of those Wall Street Execs who probably got a bonus for doing squat. You keep proping up home values but it is a losing battle. I on the otherhand will pick the side of the little hard working guy.
Joe Kennedy & Honey Fitzgerald are probably rolling over in their graves.
thanks dibs,
We can only hope, that as we speak
the people of Mass. are coming to a similar
conclusion and putting a stop to this
moronic idea of taxation without
accountablilty.
It would only be fitting that a
taxpayer revolt would start in Boston.