Apparently the trend of offering subprime home purchase loans and subprime refinance loans is coming to a slow end. Banks are no longer eager to give people with bad credit loans. This is mainly due to the fact that home values have stabilized or gone down for the most part. In addition alot of people who go subprime loans have foreclosed on their homes leaving the banks dry.
However, it must also be said that for each subprime loan that was turned down by one bank - another bank stepped in to take its place so it seems that subprime loans are not completely dead.
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Britney Spears Shaves her head?
Sometimes i just can't help it but verge a little bit towards entertainment news. What is going on with this girl? One can only guess. She runs around at all times of the night, shows her crotch at least 3 or 4 times, is supposedly pregnant AGAIN, looking into judaism and now she shaves off her head. Wow - too much time of the hands. I have too much time on my hands writing about this too....Anyways, I just couldn't pass it up. Has nothing to do with financial news or advice but the world does go outside of money and things just need to be said sometimes.
On the financial news front apparently our urge for junk food - snacks, chips, soda and other fatty things is making executives at pepsi even richer than they already are. Pepsico reported a 63% jump in earnings. I would love to see my stock, paycheck or home value go up that much.
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On the financial news front apparently our urge for junk food - snacks, chips, soda and other fatty things is making executives at pepsi even richer than they already are. Pepsico reported a 63% jump in earnings. I would love to see my stock, paycheck or home value go up that much.
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Saturday, February 17, 2007
New Interesting Findings About Entrepreneurs and Saving for retirement
According to a survey conducted by the small business center, close to 50% of all entrepreneurs believe they will retire at 65 or not at all - some due to the fact that they love what they do and others because they can't afford to retire. Most entrepreneurs cannot afford to retire because they are not saving any money and putting money into their 401K plans.
It really surprises me because I thought most people go into business for themselves so that they can get away from the 9 - 5 rat race and live more comfortable lives. I consider retirement to be a time when you don't HAVE to work but WANT to do whatever it is that you like doing - even if this is the work that you do on a daily basis.
Whether you are an entrepreneur or not there is no reason not to contribute to your 401K, 403b, or whatever plan your company has. I know, i don't want to work at mcdonalds at age 70. I don't need to be rich but at least comfortable enough to live a decent life.
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It really surprises me because I thought most people go into business for themselves so that they can get away from the 9 - 5 rat race and live more comfortable lives. I consider retirement to be a time when you don't HAVE to work but WANT to do whatever it is that you like doing - even if this is the work that you do on a daily basis.
Whether you are an entrepreneur or not there is no reason not to contribute to your 401K, 403b, or whatever plan your company has. I know, i don't want to work at mcdonalds at age 70. I don't need to be rich but at least comfortable enough to live a decent life.
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For more information about retirement visit trusted leading sources like Motley fools.com, my personal favorite Tiaa-Cref, if you are with a non profit. As usual for mortgage refinance loans - visit http://www.kstreetloans.com - refinance loans, home equity loans, HELOC, debt consolidation loans and bad credit refinance loans.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Why Do Rich People Get The Best of Worlds
I was talking to a friend and he was telling me how easy it was for him to get a new home purchase loan since his credit score is above 700. It got me thinking.... This is a generalization but I'm willing to bet that most people with good credit scores make pretty good money. This is not to say that if you don't make alot of money you have bad credit. It makes sense that if you make good money you can afford not to have too much debt and you can pay your bills on time.
If you are making $80000 and you have a few thousand dollars on your CC, you can clear it in a couple of months whereas a person making $400000 will take forever to pay it off. So this takes me to my topic for today - rich people seem to get handed stuff alot easier than poor people.
I remember about 10 years ago when Donald Trump was in trouble with is casinos and hotels, there were creditors standing in line of give him bail-out money. Nobody stands in line to pay my credit card bills :-).
This very friend you got the mortgage loan told me that good credit is a sign trustworthiness and lenders love you. You can go to Lendingtree.com, Ditech, KStreetLoans.com, eLoan, etc and the will all be more than happy - infact drolling over themselves to help you get a mortgage loan or refinance.
In short, if you are well-to-do, things come a little easier. Look at celebrities and all the freebies that they get. $5000 purses, free vacations, cars - hello where are these gifts for people who really need them.
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If you are making $80000 and you have a few thousand dollars on your CC, you can clear it in a couple of months whereas a person making $400000 will take forever to pay it off. So this takes me to my topic for today - rich people seem to get handed stuff alot easier than poor people.
I remember about 10 years ago when Donald Trump was in trouble with is casinos and hotels, there were creditors standing in line of give him bail-out money. Nobody stands in line to pay my credit card bills :-).
This very friend you got the mortgage loan told me that good credit is a sign trustworthiness and lenders love you. You can go to Lendingtree.com, Ditech, KStreetLoans.com, eLoan, etc and the will all be more than happy - infact drolling over themselves to help you get a mortgage loan or refinance.
In short, if you are well-to-do, things come a little easier. Look at celebrities and all the freebies that they get. $5000 purses, free vacations, cars - hello where are these gifts for people who really need them.
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Debt Consolidtion Loans
Argh ...Debt consolidation - I can never spell this word right. :-). Excuse any misspellings as we go along. I promise the content is better than the spelling.
Debt Consolidation is one of those terms that people throw around. I have to admit up until a few months ago, when the system was explained to me, i didn't really understand it either. So here's my 2 cents of how debt consolidatoin can help you.
Basically consolidation allows you to group together all your bills and replace them with one bill. If you have let's say student loans, car loans, Visa, Sears, Home Depot, Macys, Gas cards, etc and you are carrying a large amount of debt on all of these cards, you can replace them with one loan especially if your are late on payments or it is hurting your credit score. Most debt consolidtaion loans require you to own a home and to refinance your home. It is important to your FICO score that you don't pay your bills late. This is 35% of your credit score according to Sharon Listner of http://www.kstreetloans.com. The next most important thing is not to carry too much debt. So in essense debt consolidatoin knocks 2 birds out with one stone.
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For more information on regular debt consolidatoin loans and bad credit debt consolidatoin loans, visit http://www.kstreetloans.com - specializing in refinance loans, home equity loans, home equity line of credit (HELOC) and debt consoldation loans.
Debt Consolidation is one of those terms that people throw around. I have to admit up until a few months ago, when the system was explained to me, i didn't really understand it either. So here's my 2 cents of how debt consolidatoin can help you.
Basically consolidation allows you to group together all your bills and replace them with one bill. If you have let's say student loans, car loans, Visa, Sears, Home Depot, Macys, Gas cards, etc and you are carrying a large amount of debt on all of these cards, you can replace them with one loan especially if your are late on payments or it is hurting your credit score. Most debt consolidtaion loans require you to own a home and to refinance your home. It is important to your FICO score that you don't pay your bills late. This is 35% of your credit score according to Sharon Listner of http://www.kstreetloans.com. The next most important thing is not to carry too much debt. So in essense debt consolidatoin knocks 2 birds out with one stone.
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For more information on regular debt consolidatoin loans and bad credit debt consolidatoin loans, visit http://www.kstreetloans.com - specializing in refinance loans, home equity loans, home equity line of credit (HELOC) and debt consoldation loans.
Foreclosures and those who profit
There are those who suffer from foreclosures and those who prosper from it. In recent news it seeems that there are alot of people profiting from the New Orleans tragedy and getting houses for cheap, fixing them and flipping them. Of course we live in a capitalist society so you can really say these people are horrible people. Some might even say its better for someone to buy the house, fix it up than to have the house just sit there in ruins. It doesn't do the neighborhood any good.
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Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Refinancing to avoid foreclosure
According to MSN foreclosure rates in 2006 were 43% above the rates in 2005. Eventhough some markets have stayed average and others still see appreciations, there are alsoalot of people who are in trouble with their mortgage payments.
In doing my research, there are basically 2 things that you can do stop foreclosure.
Number 1: You can talk to your lender and see if they will give you extra time to make your payment. Use any and whatever excuse you have.Don't be shy - tell them that you are putting your house on the market and hope to sell in 1 month, tell them you can give them 70% of the paymentand pay the 30% later, tell them you plan to pay your payment in 5 days - whatever - just say something that makes them know that you are not just going to ignore the situation like the people who just don't pick up the phone.
Your lender may be willing to understand your situation or not. But at least you tried. If they say "no dice" then get on the internet today and refinance your mortgage loan to pay off your lender - asap.Don't dilly-dally - you have no time to wait. That takes me to choice #2.
Number 2: Refinancing to avoid foreclosure. The idea behind this is to stop the madness and start over. Whatever you do - you don't want the foreclosure on your credit report - trust me. It's terrible.Get a refinance loan BEFORE you credit score tanks and you can't find anyone to give you a loan. Once your credit score tanks below 600 - finding a loan is difficult.
Special thanks to Sharon at KStreetLoans.com for providing extra information.
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Top 100 foreclosure cities
Q2 1 Detroit-Livonia-Dearborn, Mich. 10,316 80 4.535 41.9 2 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 8,431 88 4.132 86.53 3 Denver-Aurora, Colo. 9,825 90 4.043 30.41 4 Miami 9,380 91 3.997 97.18 5 Dallas 13,422 99 3.658 9.94 6 Indianapolis 6,383 100 3.623 -2.5 7 Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas 6,854 101 3.6 13.8 8 Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta, Ga. 13,562 107 3.397 4.51 9 Las Vegas-Paradise, Nev. 5,215 115 3.158 58.85 10 Memphis, Tenn. 3,929 144 2.528 2.08 11 San Antonio 3,788 145 2.508 14.86 12 Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif. 8,183 145 2.506 59.86 13 Palm Beach, Fla. 3,643 153 2.378 37.89 14 Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria-Mentor, Ohio 5,781 158 2.304 23.42 15 Columbus, Ohio 4,128 165 2.204 33.72 16 Dayton, Ohio 2,205 165 2.198 56.49 17 Houston 10,184 177 2.055 -15.44 18 Lake-Kenosha, Ill. 1,264 179 2.032 1.53 19 Chicago 16,155 180 2.019 3.78 20 Stockton, Calif. 1050 180 2.018 -14.5 21 Akron, Ohio 1,584 184 1.977 18.12 22 Jacksonville, Fla. 2,516 189 1.924 3.37 23 Camden, N.J. 1,359 191 1.903 131.91 24 Salt Lake City 1,672 205 1.774 -1.7 25 Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Fla. 5,542 206 1.76 51.67 26 Austin-Round Rock, Texas 2,378 209 1.741 -32.13 27 Little Rock-North Little Rock, Ark. 1177 223 1.634 12.1 28 Oklahoma City 2,120 223 1.631 12.95 29 Warren-Farmington Hills-Troy, Mich. 4,211 231 1.575 36.5 30 Orlando, Fla. 2,882 231 1.573 -1.4 31 Tulsa, Okla. 1,516 242 1.504 -2.19 32 Phoenix-Mesa, Ariz. 5,492 242 1.498 35.47 33 Charlotte-Gastonia, N.C. 2,190 250 1.456 25.43 34 Oakland 3,532 253 1.434 35.95 35 San Diego 4,069 256 1.421 56.74 36 Sacramento, Calif. 2,509 260 1.395 -16.98 37 Louisville, Ky. 1,837 268 1.356 72.33 38 Fresno, Calif. 973 278 1.305 32.2 39 Gary, Ind. 890 296 1.225 37.13 40 Bakersfield, Calif. 768 302 1.205 98.96 41 Tucson, Ariz. 1,143 321 1.132 15.92 42 Tacoma, Wash. 843 329 1.105 7.25 43 Suffolk-Nassau, N.Y. 2,973 330 1.101 -21.6 44 Newark, N.J. 2,456 330 1.1 46.98 45 Cincinnati 2,494 334 1.087 29.96 46 Toledo, Ohio 854 334 1.086 -10.2 47 Worchester, Mass. 823 362 1.003 90.07 48 Pittsburgh 2,944 366 0.991 18.9 49 El Paso, Texas 608 369 0.984 -9.25 50 Omaha, Neb.; Council Bluffs, Iowa 824 375 0.969 464.38 51 Raleigh-Cary, N.C. 862 382 0.95 5.77 52 Philadelphia 4,089 383 0.949 4.42 53 Sarasota-Bradenton-Venice, Fla. 814 394 0.923 25.42 54 St. Louis 2,838 403 0.901 16.6 55 Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif. 7,860 416 0.873 46.12 56 Springfield, Mass. 654 423 0.859 70.76 57 Edison, N.J. 2,058 425 0.854 29.84 58 Kansas City, Mo. 1,802 436 0.832 23.51 59 Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Tonawanda, N.Y. 1,154 443 0.819 128.97 60 Orange, Calif. 2,058 471 0.771 39.53 61 New Haven-Milford, Conn. 720 473 0.768 -15.59 62 Birmingham-Hoover, Ala. 878 481 0.756 71.48 63 Scranton-Wilkes-Barre-Hazleton, Pa. 525 481 0.755 1,593.55 64 Nashville-Davidson, Tenn. 1,115 496 0.732 -2.28 65 Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, Conn. 677 501 0.724 -10.09 66 Albuquerque, N.M. 602 508 0.715 -61.99 67 Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, Wash. 1,805 542 0.67 -7.34 68 Hartford, Conn. 845 558 0.65 -21.18 69 San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, Calif. 1,014 588 0.618 20 70 Ventura, Calif. 415 607 0.599 27.69 71 Essex, Mass. 471 610 0.596 117.05 72 Greenville, S.C. 370 646 0.563 27.15 73 Milwaukee-Waukesha, Wis. 943 656 0.554 24.41 74 New York-White Plains, N.Y. 6,467 659 0.551 -12.68 75 Knoxville, Tenn. 415 665 0.546 -3.04 76 Wichita, Kan. 352 678 0.537 -12 77 Rochester, N.Y. 622 687 0.529 72.78 78 Boston-Quincy, Mass. 1,048 696 0.522 74.38 79 Portland-Beaverton, Ore. 1,037 763 0.476 -72.46 80 Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn. 1,511 774 0.469 18.32 81 Providence-New Bedford, R.I. 551 798 0.455 68.5 82 Cambridge-Newton-Framingham, Mass. 664 868 0.418 79.46 83 Poughkeepsie-Newburgh-Middletown, N.Y. 257 890 0.408 -9.19 84 Baton Rouge, La. 298 920 0.395 277.22 85 Greensboro, N.C. 298 923 0.394 -22.4 86 San Francisco 743 958 0.379 20.03 87 Washington, D.C.; Arlington, Va. 1,435 1,049 0.346 56.83 88 Syracuse, N.Y. 206 1,350 0.269 -26.16 89 Columbia, S.C. 197 1,367 0.266 -51.95 90 Wilmington, Del. 186 1,399 0.26 97.87 91 Charleston, S.C. 160 1,456 0.25 -23.81 92 Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, Pa. 174 1,662 0.219 20.83 93 New Orleans 340 1,757 0.207 190.6 94 McAllen-Edinburg-Pharr, Texas 106 1,818 0.2 41.33 95 Baltimore-Towson, Md. 511 2,051 0.177 -0.97 96 Albany-Schenectady-Troy, N.Y. 163 2,232 0.163 -27.23 97 Norfolk, Va. 227 2,423 0.15 18.85 98 Honolulu 103 3,068 0.118 -28.97 99 Richmond, Va. 114 3,874 0.094 3.64 100 Bethesda-Frederick-Gaithersburg, Md. 74 5,505 0.066 4.23
In doing my research, there are basically 2 things that you can do stop foreclosure.
Number 1: You can talk to your lender and see if they will give you extra time to make your payment. Use any and whatever excuse you have.Don't be shy - tell them that you are putting your house on the market and hope to sell in 1 month, tell them you can give them 70% of the paymentand pay the 30% later, tell them you plan to pay your payment in 5 days - whatever - just say something that makes them know that you are not just going to ignore the situation like the people who just don't pick up the phone.
Your lender may be willing to understand your situation or not. But at least you tried. If they say "no dice" then get on the internet today and refinance your mortgage loan to pay off your lender - asap.Don't dilly-dally - you have no time to wait. That takes me to choice #2.
Number 2: Refinancing to avoid foreclosure. The idea behind this is to stop the madness and start over. Whatever you do - you don't want the foreclosure on your credit report - trust me. It's terrible.Get a refinance loan BEFORE you credit score tanks and you can't find anyone to give you a loan. Once your credit score tanks below 600 - finding a loan is difficult.
Special thanks to Sharon at KStreetLoans.com for providing extra information.
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Foreclosure refinance loans are offered by www.Kstreetloans.com. Avoid foreclosure by refinancing your mortgage loan today. Visit www.kstreetloans.com for refinance loans, home equity loans, HELOC and debt consolidation loans.
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Top 100 foreclosure cities
Q2 1 Detroit-Livonia-Dearborn, Mich. 10,316 80 4.535 41.9 2 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 8,431 88 4.132 86.53 3 Denver-Aurora, Colo. 9,825 90 4.043 30.41 4 Miami 9,380 91 3.997 97.18 5 Dallas 13,422 99 3.658 9.94 6 Indianapolis 6,383 100 3.623 -2.5 7 Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas 6,854 101 3.6 13.8 8 Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta, Ga. 13,562 107 3.397 4.51 9 Las Vegas-Paradise, Nev. 5,215 115 3.158 58.85 10 Memphis, Tenn. 3,929 144 2.528 2.08 11 San Antonio 3,788 145 2.508 14.86 12 Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif. 8,183 145 2.506 59.86 13 Palm Beach, Fla. 3,643 153 2.378 37.89 14 Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria-Mentor, Ohio 5,781 158 2.304 23.42 15 Columbus, Ohio 4,128 165 2.204 33.72 16 Dayton, Ohio 2,205 165 2.198 56.49 17 Houston 10,184 177 2.055 -15.44 18 Lake-Kenosha, Ill. 1,264 179 2.032 1.53 19 Chicago 16,155 180 2.019 3.78 20 Stockton, Calif. 1050 180 2.018 -14.5 21 Akron, Ohio 1,584 184 1.977 18.12 22 Jacksonville, Fla. 2,516 189 1.924 3.37 23 Camden, N.J. 1,359 191 1.903 131.91 24 Salt Lake City 1,672 205 1.774 -1.7 25 Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Fla. 5,542 206 1.76 51.67 26 Austin-Round Rock, Texas 2,378 209 1.741 -32.13 27 Little Rock-North Little Rock, Ark. 1177 223 1.634 12.1 28 Oklahoma City 2,120 223 1.631 12.95 29 Warren-Farmington Hills-Troy, Mich. 4,211 231 1.575 36.5 30 Orlando, Fla. 2,882 231 1.573 -1.4 31 Tulsa, Okla. 1,516 242 1.504 -2.19 32 Phoenix-Mesa, Ariz. 5,492 242 1.498 35.47 33 Charlotte-Gastonia, N.C. 2,190 250 1.456 25.43 34 Oakland 3,532 253 1.434 35.95 35 San Diego 4,069 256 1.421 56.74 36 Sacramento, Calif. 2,509 260 1.395 -16.98 37 Louisville, Ky. 1,837 268 1.356 72.33 38 Fresno, Calif. 973 278 1.305 32.2 39 Gary, Ind. 890 296 1.225 37.13 40 Bakersfield, Calif. 768 302 1.205 98.96 41 Tucson, Ariz. 1,143 321 1.132 15.92 42 Tacoma, Wash. 843 329 1.105 7.25 43 Suffolk-Nassau, N.Y. 2,973 330 1.101 -21.6 44 Newark, N.J. 2,456 330 1.1 46.98 45 Cincinnati 2,494 334 1.087 29.96 46 Toledo, Ohio 854 334 1.086 -10.2 47 Worchester, Mass. 823 362 1.003 90.07 48 Pittsburgh 2,944 366 0.991 18.9 49 El Paso, Texas 608 369 0.984 -9.25 50 Omaha, Neb.; Council Bluffs, Iowa 824 375 0.969 464.38 51 Raleigh-Cary, N.C. 862 382 0.95 5.77 52 Philadelphia 4,089 383 0.949 4.42 53 Sarasota-Bradenton-Venice, Fla. 814 394 0.923 25.42 54 St. Louis 2,838 403 0.901 16.6 55 Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif. 7,860 416 0.873 46.12 56 Springfield, Mass. 654 423 0.859 70.76 57 Edison, N.J. 2,058 425 0.854 29.84 58 Kansas City, Mo. 1,802 436 0.832 23.51 59 Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Tonawanda, N.Y. 1,154 443 0.819 128.97 60 Orange, Calif. 2,058 471 0.771 39.53 61 New Haven-Milford, Conn. 720 473 0.768 -15.59 62 Birmingham-Hoover, Ala. 878 481 0.756 71.48 63 Scranton-Wilkes-Barre-Hazleton, Pa. 525 481 0.755 1,593.55 64 Nashville-Davidson, Tenn. 1,115 496 0.732 -2.28 65 Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, Conn. 677 501 0.724 -10.09 66 Albuquerque, N.M. 602 508 0.715 -61.99 67 Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, Wash. 1,805 542 0.67 -7.34 68 Hartford, Conn. 845 558 0.65 -21.18 69 San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, Calif. 1,014 588 0.618 20 70 Ventura, Calif. 415 607 0.599 27.69 71 Essex, Mass. 471 610 0.596 117.05 72 Greenville, S.C. 370 646 0.563 27.15 73 Milwaukee-Waukesha, Wis. 943 656 0.554 24.41 74 New York-White Plains, N.Y. 6,467 659 0.551 -12.68 75 Knoxville, Tenn. 415 665 0.546 -3.04 76 Wichita, Kan. 352 678 0.537 -12 77 Rochester, N.Y. 622 687 0.529 72.78 78 Boston-Quincy, Mass. 1,048 696 0.522 74.38 79 Portland-Beaverton, Ore. 1,037 763 0.476 -72.46 80 Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn. 1,511 774 0.469 18.32 81 Providence-New Bedford, R.I. 551 798 0.455 68.5 82 Cambridge-Newton-Framingham, Mass. 664 868 0.418 79.46 83 Poughkeepsie-Newburgh-Middletown, N.Y. 257 890 0.408 -9.19 84 Baton Rouge, La. 298 920 0.395 277.22 85 Greensboro, N.C. 298 923 0.394 -22.4 86 San Francisco 743 958 0.379 20.03 87 Washington, D.C.; Arlington, Va. 1,435 1,049 0.346 56.83 88 Syracuse, N.Y. 206 1,350 0.269 -26.16 89 Columbia, S.C. 197 1,367 0.266 -51.95 90 Wilmington, Del. 186 1,399 0.26 97.87 91 Charleston, S.C. 160 1,456 0.25 -23.81 92 Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, Pa. 174 1,662 0.219 20.83 93 New Orleans 340 1,757 0.207 190.6 94 McAllen-Edinburg-Pharr, Texas 106 1,818 0.2 41.33 95 Baltimore-Towson, Md. 511 2,051 0.177 -0.97 96 Albany-Schenectady-Troy, N.Y. 163 2,232 0.163 -27.23 97 Norfolk, Va. 227 2,423 0.15 18.85 98 Honolulu 103 3,068 0.118 -28.97 99 Richmond, Va. 114 3,874 0.094 3.64 100 Bethesda-Frederick-Gaithersburg, Md. 74 5,505 0.066 4.23
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