Should give you a huge advantage bidding for the contract next year.

And also you can deduct, actually, the property tax.

Fixed rates. No bargaining

And what are they?

Which is essentially you take the original amount you borrowed, the interest rate, the amount, the fee that you pay every year is the interest rate times that original amount, and you just incrementally pay that every year.

Take my money,take my money.

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I hate that term Voice Over Internet

So when we write it, this 1 literally means one 10.

The price of money will go down, that's what the federal funds rate is, it's the target rate, so I'll say Fed Funds Rate, it's the target rate that the Fed sets for the overnight borrowing of reserves between banks, that's the Federal Funds Rate, and it will go down and that's how the Fed tries to set the Federal Funds Rate.

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Essentially, when you take a traditional mortgage, kind of a 30 year fixed, every month you're paying a little bit more than the interest, just to take down the balance.