[quote=DWCAP]Im no expert on this, but how can everyone be saying good job or great timing without any details? We dont even have a purchase price range. So he got a good interest rate and it was a good deal????
This isnt to take away from your purchase bubblesitter, I am sure itll work out for you. I am glad you are happy with your new home. I just want to know where this sedement of celebration and congratulations comes from without any knowledge of the details of the purchase price. Or is now a good time to buy, regardless of the little details like price, size, condition, or location?[/quote]
Were you around in 2006 when everyone laughed at us saying RE would not go down at all let alone how far it has already dropped? We already fucking won guy. Does he have to post his address and state really what good deal he got just to prove to you?
Having read many of bubblesitter’s post I think “Good Job” is right on target, even without knowing the specifics. This pigg did a great job understanding things and maneuvering himself into position to make the move with relative peace and confidence. Great Job!
While he has been doing this my property has gone down somewhere between 200k-300k and I am still very happy with my situation because my real estate purchases have all been at reasonable to great prices. My sense is that this is what some of the buyers who have been patient up until now, and beyond, will be feeling once they make the change to ownership.
Having read many of bubblesitter’s post I think “Good Job” is right on target, even without knowing the specifics. This pigg did a great job understanding things and maneuvering himself into position to make the move with relative peace and confidence. Great Job!
While he has been doing this my property has gone down somewhere between 200k-300k and I am still very happy with my situation because my real estate purchases have all been at reasonable to great prices. My sense is that this is what some of the buyers who have been patient up until now, and beyond, will be feeling once they make the change to ownership.
Having read many of bubblesitter’s post I think “Good Job” is right on target, even without knowing the specifics. This pigg did a great job understanding things and maneuvering himself into position to make the move with relative peace and confidence. Great Job!
While he has been doing this my property has gone down somewhere between 200k-300k and I am still very happy with my situation because my real estate purchases have all been at reasonable to great prices. My sense is that this is what some of the buyers who have been patient up until now, and beyond, will be feeling once they make the change to ownership.
Having read many of bubblesitter’s post I think “Good Job” is right on target, even without knowing the specifics. This pigg did a great job understanding things and maneuvering himself into position to make the move with relative peace and confidence. Great Job!
While he has been doing this my property has gone down somewhere between 200k-300k and I am still very happy with my situation because my real estate purchases have all been at reasonable to great prices. My sense is that this is what some of the buyers who have been patient up until now, and beyond, will be feeling once they make the change to ownership.
Having read many of bubblesitter’s post I think “Good Job” is right on target, even without knowing the specifics. This pigg did a great job understanding things and maneuvering himself into position to make the move with relative peace and confidence. Great Job!
While he has been doing this my property has gone down somewhere between 200k-300k and I am still very happy with my situation because my real estate purchases have all been at reasonable to great prices. My sense is that this is what some of the buyers who have been patient up until now, and beyond, will be feeling once they make the change to ownership.
