Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house?

[eyePod]

“I drive a Hummer H2 and a Prius to counter-balance the carbon footprint.”

This alone is such contentious rhetoric that it make me suspicious that Porkman is a troll. Not a serious discussion anyway.

[eyePod]

“I drive a Hummer H2 and a Prius to counter-balance the carbon footprint.”

This alone is such contentious rhetoric that it make me suspicious that Porkman is a troll. Not a serious discussion anyway.

[eyePod]

“I drive a Hummer H2 and a Prius to counter-balance the carbon footprint.”

This alone is such contentious rhetoric that it make me suspicious that Porkman is a troll. Not a serious discussion anyway.

[eyePod]

“I drive a Hummer H2 and a Prius to counter-balance the carbon footprint.”

This alone is such contentious rhetoric that it make me suspicious that Porkman is a troll. Not a serious discussion anyway.

[Anonymous]

This article made me want to vomit. First, what kind of idiot believes that 300K is an affordable price for low to moderate income homebuyers? A low to moderate income earner has no business paying this much for a house.

Secondly, I am so tired of the bullshit government trying to “encourage” homeownership. If you don’t make enough money to buy a house, then rent. If you are tired of the high prices in a certain area (such as San Diego), then move the F#%$ out of here morons.

[Anonymous]

This article made me want to vomit. First, what kind of idiot believes that 300K is an affordable price for low to moderate income homebuyers? A low to moderate income earner has no business paying this much for a house.

Secondly, I am so tired of the bullshit government trying to “encourage” homeownership. If you don’t make enough money to buy a house, then rent. If you are tired of the high prices in a certain area (such as San Diego), then move the F#%$ out of here morons.

[Anonymous]

This article made me want to vomit. First, what kind of idiot believes that 300K is an affordable price for low to moderate income homebuyers? A low to moderate income earner has no business paying this much for a house.

Secondly, I am so tired of the bullshit government trying to “encourage” homeownership. If you don’t make enough money to buy a house, then rent. If you are tired of the high prices in a certain area (such as San Diego), then move the F#%$ out of here morons.

[Anonymous]

This article made me want to vomit. First, what kind of idiot believes that 300K is an affordable price for low to moderate income homebuyers? A low to moderate income earner has no business paying this much for a house.

Secondly, I am so tired of the bullshit government trying to “encourage” homeownership. If you don’t make enough money to buy a house, then rent. If you are tired of the high prices in a certain area (such as San Diego), then move the F#%$ out of here morons.

[ocrenter]

bottom line:

the poor guy already lost over $50k after he closed on the home.

I remember when we purchased our OC condo in early 2004 we “made” $50k in equity during the escrow process. neighbors told us after we moved in the sellers were heard crying and screaming about this before they moved away.

things are happening just as fast coming down as they were going up.

ain’t a good time to buy, period!

[ocrenter]

bottom line:

the poor guy already lost over $50k after he closed on the home.

I remember when we purchased our OC condo in early 2004 we “made” $50k in equity during the escrow process. neighbors told us after we moved in the sellers were heard crying and screaming about this before they moved away.

things are happening just as fast coming down as they were going up.

ain’t a good time to buy, period!

[ocrenter]

bottom line:

the poor guy already lost over $50k after he closed on the home.

I remember when we purchased our OC condo in early 2004 we “made” $50k in equity during the escrow process. neighbors told us after we moved in the sellers were heard crying and screaming about this before they moved away.

things are happening just as fast coming down as they were going up.

ain’t a good time to buy, period!

[ocrenter]

bottom line:

the poor guy already lost over $50k after he closed on the home.

I remember when we purchased our OC condo in early 2004 we “made” $50k in equity during the escrow process. neighbors told us after we moved in the sellers were heard crying and screaming about this before they moved away.

things are happening just as fast coming down as they were going up.

ain’t a good time to buy, period!

[patientlywaiting]

I agree with Contrarian. Get rid of the mortgage interest deduction and zoning limits. House prices will then come crashing down.

Allow people in central areas to tear down the old run down houses and put in multi family buildings. Commoditize housing by standardizing building requirements. Pre-fab is the way to go.

[patientlywaiting]

I agree with Contrarian. Get rid of the mortgage interest deduction and zoning limits. House prices will then come crashing down.

Allow people in central areas to tear down the old run down houses and put in multi family buildings. Commoditize housing by standardizing building requirements. Pre-fab is the way to go.

[patientlywaiting]

I agree with Contrarian. Get rid of the mortgage interest deduction and zoning limits. House prices will then come crashing down.

Allow people in central areas to tear down the old run down houses and put in multi family buildings. Commoditize housing by standardizing building requirements. Pre-fab is the way to go.

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