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February 8, 2010 at 4:45 PM #511376February 8, 2010 at 4:50 PM #510976
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Participant[quote=scaredycat]what if we’re willing to live in a dumpy place and there’s no earthquake. im even ok with a recourse loan if it were cheap enough. isn’t every place potentially a money pit? really bad cosmetics don’t necessariyl mean anything, right? would need to rent a dumpster though. i was thinking of maybe making a lowball offer, just all the money we have, if they take it they take it…[/quote]
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February 8, 2010 at 4:50 PM #511733Participant[quote=scaredycat]what if we’re willing to live in a dumpy place and there’s no earthquake. im even ok with a recourse loan if it were cheap enough. isn’t every place potentially a money pit? really bad cosmetics don’t necessariyl mean anything, right? would need to rent a dumpster though. i was thinking of maybe making a lowball offer, just all the money we have, if they take it they take it…[/quote]
BraveCat !!
February 8, 2010 at 4:50 PM #510830Participant[quote=scaredycat]what if we’re willing to live in a dumpy place and there’s no earthquake. im even ok with a recourse loan if it were cheap enough. isn’t every place potentially a money pit? really bad cosmetics don’t necessariyl mean anything, right? would need to rent a dumpster though. i was thinking of maybe making a lowball offer, just all the money we have, if they take it they take it…[/quote]
BraveCat !!
February 8, 2010 at 4:50 PM #511480Participant[quote=scaredycat]what if we’re willing to live in a dumpy place and there’s no earthquake. im even ok with a recourse loan if it were cheap enough. isn’t every place potentially a money pit? really bad cosmetics don’t necessariyl mean anything, right? would need to rent a dumpster though. i was thinking of maybe making a lowball offer, just all the money we have, if they take it they take it…[/quote]
BraveCat !!
February 8, 2010 at 4:50 PM #511386Participant[quote=scaredycat]what if we’re willing to live in a dumpy place and there’s no earthquake. im even ok with a recourse loan if it were cheap enough. isn’t every place potentially a money pit? really bad cosmetics don’t necessariyl mean anything, right? would need to rent a dumpster though. i was thinking of maybe making a lowball offer, just all the money we have, if they take it they take it…[/quote]
BraveCat !!
February 8, 2010 at 5:04 PM #511490scaredyclassic
Participantworst comes to worst, we barbeque outside, use only the compost toilet and live without heat or a/c. not so bad.
February 8, 2010 at 5:04 PM #511396Participantworst comes to worst, we barbeque outside, use only the compost toilet and live without heat or a/c. not so bad.
February 8, 2010 at 5:04 PM #510840Participantworst comes to worst, we barbeque outside, use only the compost toilet and live without heat or a/c. not so bad.
February 8, 2010 at 5:04 PM #511743Participantworst comes to worst, we barbeque outside, use only the compost toilet and live without heat or a/c. not so bad.
February 8, 2010 at 5:04 PM #510986Participantworst comes to worst, we barbeque outside, use only the compost toilet and live without heat or a/c. not so bad.
February 8, 2010 at 5:21 PM #511748ParticipantI have seen the City condemn places after an investor type buy’s it, they seem to wait until after a sucker closes then they come in and condemn the place and say you either have to tear it down or rebuild a good part of the place, but these are usually very old homes in very bad shape or just very old homes that are not up to code so buyer beware.
It would be nice if they would do this before but they must figure that first you would have to have all cash to buy the place so you would have the resource to fix it, otherwise they get stuck with it.
February 8, 2010 at 5:21 PM #511495ParticipantI have seen the City condemn places after an investor type buy’s it, they seem to wait until after a sucker closes then they come in and condemn the place and say you either have to tear it down or rebuild a good part of the place, but these are usually very old homes in very bad shape or just very old homes that are not up to code so buyer beware.
It would be nice if they would do this before but they must figure that first you would have to have all cash to buy the place so you would have the resource to fix it, otherwise they get stuck with it.
February 8, 2010 at 5:21 PM #511401ParticipantI have seen the City condemn places after an investor type buy’s it, they seem to wait until after a sucker closes then they come in and condemn the place and say you either have to tear it down or rebuild a good part of the place, but these are usually very old homes in very bad shape or just very old homes that are not up to code so buyer beware.
It would be nice if they would do this before but they must figure that first you would have to have all cash to buy the place so you would have the resource to fix it, otherwise they get stuck with it.
February 8, 2010 at 5:21 PM #510990ParticipantI have seen the City condemn places after an investor type buy’s it, they seem to wait until after a sucker closes then they come in and condemn the place and say you either have to tear it down or rebuild a good part of the place, but these are usually very old homes in very bad shape or just very old homes that are not up to code so buyer beware.
It would be nice if they would do this before but they must figure that first you would have to have all cash to buy the place so you would have the resource to fix it, otherwise they get stuck with it.
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