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October 23, 2007 at 3:45 PM #10704October 23, 2007 at 4:00 PM #91116
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ParticipantNot to mention that public builders self-finance their construction so they probably don’t use construction insurance.
For example, I am pretty sure that DR Horton ate the $5 million loss when their condo project burned in Escondido (Paramount) last year.
October 23, 2007 at 4:00 PM #91136ParticipantNot to mention that public builders self-finance their construction so they probably don’t use construction insurance.
For example, I am pretty sure that DR Horton ate the $5 million loss when their condo project burned in Escondido (Paramount) last year.
October 23, 2007 at 4:00 PM #91149ParticipantNot to mention that public builders self-finance their construction so they probably don’t use construction insurance.
For example, I am pretty sure that DR Horton ate the $5 million loss when their condo project burned in Escondido (Paramount) last year.
October 23, 2007 at 4:20 PM #91131patientlywaiting
ParticipantI don’t think that anyone said builders lit the fires. But people will always see opportunity in tragedy. That’s the way it’s always been.
I can see Realtors and builders saying, “now is the time to buy because supply is limited.”
Contractors may say, “well I’m really busy now so if you want me to work on your patio now, it’ll be $XXX.”
October 23, 2007 at 4:20 PM #91153ParticipantI don’t think that anyone said builders lit the fires. But people will always see opportunity in tragedy. That’s the way it’s always been.
I can see Realtors and builders saying, “now is the time to buy because supply is limited.”
Contractors may say, “well I’m really busy now so if you want me to work on your patio now, it’ll be $XXX.”
October 23, 2007 at 4:20 PM #91163ParticipantI don’t think that anyone said builders lit the fires. But people will always see opportunity in tragedy. That’s the way it’s always been.
I can see Realtors and builders saying, “now is the time to buy because supply is limited.”
Contractors may say, “well I’m really busy now so if you want me to work on your patio now, it’ll be $XXX.”
October 23, 2007 at 4:31 PM #91141kewp
ParticipantI suggested builders might have lit the fires!
An interesting experiment, after all this is over, is figure out what % of destroyed properties were in some state of foreclosure. Now compare that to the average for the same areas.
I wonder what the results will be?
October 23, 2007 at 4:31 PM #91162ParticipantI suggested builders might have lit the fires!
An interesting experiment, after all this is over, is figure out what % of destroyed properties were in some state of foreclosure. Now compare that to the average for the same areas.
I wonder what the results will be?
October 23, 2007 at 4:31 PM #91173ParticipantI suggested builders might have lit the fires!
An interesting experiment, after all this is over, is figure out what % of destroyed properties were in some state of foreclosure. Now compare that to the average for the same areas.
I wonder what the results will be?
October 23, 2007 at 4:41 PM #91144ParticipantYour crackpot conspiracy theory might make sense if you tracked the fires from their origin suggesting that an owner started a fire in their home but it got out of control. I am pretty sure that no one has the ability to control the path of a wildfire in 50 mph winds.
Maybe you can tell me how many foreclosures are in the Harris Ranch Road area in Potrero, the Witch Creek area or the Rice Canyon area. I would say less than .5%.
October 23, 2007 at 4:41 PM #91165ParticipantYour crackpot conspiracy theory might make sense if you tracked the fires from their origin suggesting that an owner started a fire in their home but it got out of control. I am pretty sure that no one has the ability to control the path of a wildfire in 50 mph winds.
Maybe you can tell me how many foreclosures are in the Harris Ranch Road area in Potrero, the Witch Creek area or the Rice Canyon area. I would say less than .5%.
October 23, 2007 at 4:41 PM #91176ParticipantYour crackpot conspiracy theory might make sense if you tracked the fires from their origin suggesting that an owner started a fire in their home but it got out of control. I am pretty sure that no one has the ability to control the path of a wildfire in 50 mph winds.
Maybe you can tell me how many foreclosures are in the Harris Ranch Road area in Potrero, the Witch Creek area or the Rice Canyon area. I would say less than .5%.
October 23, 2007 at 4:49 PM #91148SD Realtor
Participantkewp I understand what you are saying but I just disagree to the nth degree… To me there is more merit saying an out of work firefighter started the fires cuz he needed work!
Could it be that a distressed homeowner torched his house during this tragedy? It would not be out of the realm of possibility but as Rich pointed out in another thread, anyone that does do that may be in for a woeful surprise when they make a claim.
“An interesting experiment, after all this is over, is figure out what % of destroyed properties were in some state of foreclosure. Now compare that to the average for the same areas.”
Arrrrrrrrgggggg get me some tape to tape wrap around my head so it doesn’t explode!!!
SD Realtor
October 23, 2007 at 4:49 PM #91171Participantkewp I understand what you are saying but I just disagree to the nth degree… To me there is more merit saying an out of work firefighter started the fires cuz he needed work!
Could it be that a distressed homeowner torched his house during this tragedy? It would not be out of the realm of possibility but as Rich pointed out in another thread, anyone that does do that may be in for a woeful surprise when they make a claim.
“An interesting experiment, after all this is over, is figure out what % of destroyed properties were in some state of foreclosure. Now compare that to the average for the same areas.”
Arrrrrrrrgggggg get me some tape to tape wrap around my head so it doesn’t explode!!!
SD Realtor
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