Divorced-Still living in same home?

[NotCranky]

…and I thought all married piggs owned more than one home(just in case).

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@Robert Buchanan
The piggington site is definitely the wrong place to troll for a whining victim of the mortgage mess, who happens to be divorced but having to live with the ex-spouse. It almost sounds like you have already came up with your conclusions and now want to justify them with an interview. I would suggest tossing the entire interview as it is presently structured – etc, because you are now ‘busted’, caught fishing for a person in a specific situation to try to sell a position.

If you want to know something about piggington board/blog, try reading the recommended reading – noted on the home page – link shown here: http://piggington.com/bubbleprimer
Start at the bottom and work up. You’ll notice that the board was noting/discussing problems as early as 2005 (and actually a bit earlier)… this is way before any ‘official’ recognition of the problem by the fed and the main stream media.

If you think it was only Rich Toscano posting this type of commentary, try:
http://piggington.com/financial_book_review_the_creature_from_jekyll_island_a_second_l
from 2006

And another from 2006..
http://piggington.com/latest_offer_from_centex_homes_5k_home_only_304_per_month

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@Robert Buchanan
The piggington site is definitely the wrong place to troll for a whining victim of the mortgage mess, who happens to be divorced but having to live with the ex-spouse. It almost sounds like you have already came up with your conclusions and now want to justify them with an interview. I would suggest tossing the entire interview as it is presently structured – etc, because you are now ‘busted’, caught fishing for a person in a specific situation to try to sell a position.

If you want to know something about piggington board/blog, try reading the recommended reading – noted on the home page – link shown here: http://piggington.com/bubbleprimer
Start at the bottom and work up. You’ll notice that the board was noting/discussing problems as early as 2005 (and actually a bit earlier)… this is way before any ‘official’ recognition of the problem by the fed and the main stream media.

If you think it was only Rich Toscano posting this type of commentary, try:
http://piggington.com/financial_book_review_the_creature_from_jekyll_island_a_second_l
from 2006

And another from 2006..
http://piggington.com/latest_offer_from_centex_homes_5k_home_only_304_per_month

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@Robert Buchanan
The piggington site is definitely the wrong place to troll for a whining victim of the mortgage mess, who happens to be divorced but having to live with the ex-spouse. It almost sounds like you have already came up with your conclusions and now want to justify them with an interview. I would suggest tossing the entire interview as it is presently structured – etc, because you are now ‘busted’, caught fishing for a person in a specific situation to try to sell a position.

If you want to know something about piggington board/blog, try reading the recommended reading – noted on the home page – link shown here: http://piggington.com/bubbleprimer
Start at the bottom and work up. You’ll notice that the board was noting/discussing problems as early as 2005 (and actually a bit earlier)… this is way before any ‘official’ recognition of the problem by the fed and the main stream media.

If you think it was only Rich Toscano posting this type of commentary, try:
http://piggington.com/financial_book_review_the_creature_from_jekyll_island_a_second_l
from 2006

And another from 2006..
http://piggington.com/latest_offer_from_centex_homes_5k_home_only_304_per_month

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@Robert Buchanan
The piggington site is definitely the wrong place to troll for a whining victim of the mortgage mess, who happens to be divorced but having to live with the ex-spouse. It almost sounds like you have already came up with your conclusions and now want to justify them with an interview. I would suggest tossing the entire interview as it is presently structured – etc, because you are now ‘busted’, caught fishing for a person in a specific situation to try to sell a position.

If you want to know something about piggington board/blog, try reading the recommended reading – noted on the home page – link shown here: http://piggington.com/bubbleprimer
Start at the bottom and work up. You’ll notice that the board was noting/discussing problems as early as 2005 (and actually a bit earlier)… this is way before any ‘official’ recognition of the problem by the fed and the main stream media.

If you think it was only Rich Toscano posting this type of commentary, try:
http://piggington.com/financial_book_review_the_creature_from_jekyll_island_a_second_l
from 2006

And another from 2006..
http://piggington.com/latest_offer_from_centex_homes_5k_home_only_304_per_month

[ucodegen]

@Robert Buchanan
The piggington site is definitely the wrong place to troll for a whining victim of the mortgage mess, who happens to be divorced but having to live with the ex-spouse. It almost sounds like you have already came up with your conclusions and now want to justify them with an interview. I would suggest tossing the entire interview as it is presently structured – etc, because you are now ‘busted’, caught fishing for a person in a specific situation to try to sell a position.

If you want to know something about piggington board/blog, try reading the recommended reading – noted on the home page – link shown here: http://piggington.com/bubbleprimer
Start at the bottom and work up. You’ll notice that the board was noting/discussing problems as early as 2005 (and actually a bit earlier)… this is way before any ‘official’ recognition of the problem by the fed and the main stream media.

If you think it was only Rich Toscano posting this type of commentary, try:
http://piggington.com/financial_book_review_the_creature_from_jekyll_island_a_second_l
from 2006

And another from 2006..
http://piggington.com/latest_offer_from_centex_homes_5k_home_only_304_per_month

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[briansd1]

Robert, I’m sure that you’ll get plenty of private responses.

I think that there are plenty of peak buyers who read Piggington and who regret their purchase decisions. Afterall, all the real estate forums during the peak had plenty of posters who argued that prices would not drop because everyone needs a house, blah, blah, blah.

They are in hiding now because Pigg posters are pretty judgmental — especially those who defend the banks right to charge egregious fees but can’t see that millions of homeowners were seduced into buying overpriced houses for the wrong reasons.

If it weren’t for the banks pushing the wrong products, buyers would not have been able to buy overpriced houses in the first place. The banks carry the highest amount of proportional guilt, in my opinion.

Also in my view, any spouse who pushed the other spouse to buy an overpriced house deserves to be dumped.

[briansd1]

Robert, I’m sure that you’ll get plenty of private responses.

I think that there are plenty of peak buyers who read Piggington and who regret their purchase decisions. Afterall, all the real estate forums during the peak had plenty of posters who argued that prices would not drop because everyone needs a house, blah, blah, blah.

They are in hiding now because Pigg posters are pretty judgmental — especially those who defend the banks right to charge egregious fees but can’t see that millions of homeowners were seduced into buying overpriced houses for the wrong reasons.

If it weren’t for the banks pushing the wrong products, buyers would not have been able to buy overpriced houses in the first place. The banks carry the highest amount of proportional guilt, in my opinion.

Also in my view, any spouse who pushed the other spouse to buy an overpriced house deserves to be dumped.

[briansd1]

Robert, I’m sure that you’ll get plenty of private responses.

I think that there are plenty of peak buyers who read Piggington and who regret their purchase decisions. Afterall, all the real estate forums during the peak had plenty of posters who argued that prices would not drop because everyone needs a house, blah, blah, blah.

They are in hiding now because Pigg posters are pretty judgmental — especially those who defend the banks right to charge egregious fees but can’t see that millions of homeowners were seduced into buying overpriced houses for the wrong reasons.

If it weren’t for the banks pushing the wrong products, buyers would not have been able to buy overpriced houses in the first place. The banks carry the highest amount of proportional guilt, in my opinion.

Also in my view, any spouse who pushed the other spouse to buy an overpriced house deserves to be dumped.

[briansd1]

Robert, I’m sure that you’ll get plenty of private responses.

I think that there are plenty of peak buyers who read Piggington and who regret their purchase decisions. Afterall, all the real estate forums during the peak had plenty of posters who argued that prices would not drop because everyone needs a house, blah, blah, blah.

They are in hiding now because Pigg posters are pretty judgmental — especially those who defend the banks right to charge egregious fees but can’t see that millions of homeowners were seduced into buying overpriced houses for the wrong reasons.

If it weren’t for the banks pushing the wrong products, buyers would not have been able to buy overpriced houses in the first place. The banks carry the highest amount of proportional guilt, in my opinion.

Also in my view, any spouse who pushed the other spouse to buy an overpriced house deserves to be dumped.

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