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June 10, 2011 at 11:15 AM #703551June 10, 2011 at 12:52 PM #702373
briansd1
GuestSpeaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.
June 10, 2011 at 12:52 PM #702472GuestSpeaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.
June 10, 2011 at 12:52 PM #703065GuestSpeaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.
June 10, 2011 at 12:52 PM #703214GuestSpeaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.
June 10, 2011 at 12:52 PM #703571GuestSpeaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.
June 10, 2011 at 1:08 PM #702383ocrenter
Participant[quote=briansd1]Speaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.[/quote]
that sums up the bubble.
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)
June 10, 2011 at 1:08 PM #702482Participant[quote=briansd1]Speaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.[/quote]
that sums up the bubble.
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)
June 10, 2011 at 1:08 PM #703075Participant[quote=briansd1]Speaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.[/quote]
that sums up the bubble.
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)
June 10, 2011 at 1:08 PM #703224Participant[quote=briansd1]Speaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.[/quote]
that sums up the bubble.
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)
June 10, 2011 at 1:08 PM #703581Participant[quote=briansd1]Speaking of wherewithal, it’s hard for me to understand people buying million dollar houses, then spending the money to put in pool and improvements, without the wherewithal to hang on.
It confirms my theory that buyers max-out on what they can afford, then when they can’t refinance and kick the can down the road, they default.[/quote]
that sums up the bubble.
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)
June 10, 2011 at 4:03 PM #702429Guest[quote=ocrenter]
that sums up the bubble.
[/quote]I’d really took a bubble mentality to buy those houses in 2007 and then sink $100-200k into them for improvements.
Buyers today, are not only getting lower prices, but they are getting the pool, landscaping and improvements for “free”.
[quote=ocrenter]
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)[/quote]I’m trying. 😉
June 10, 2011 at 4:03 PM #702528Guest[quote=ocrenter]
that sums up the bubble.
[/quote]I’d really took a bubble mentality to buy those houses in 2007 and then sink $100-200k into them for improvements.
Buyers today, are not only getting lower prices, but they are getting the pool, landscaping and improvements for “free”.
[quote=ocrenter]
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)[/quote]I’m trying. 😉
June 10, 2011 at 4:03 PM #703120Guest[quote=ocrenter]
that sums up the bubble.
[/quote]I’d really took a bubble mentality to buy those houses in 2007 and then sink $100-200k into them for improvements.
Buyers today, are not only getting lower prices, but they are getting the pool, landscaping and improvements for “free”.
[quote=ocrenter]
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)[/quote]I’m trying. 😉
June 10, 2011 at 4:03 PM #703269Guest[quote=ocrenter]
that sums up the bubble.
[/quote]I’d really took a bubble mentality to buy those houses in 2007 and then sink $100-200k into them for improvements.
Buyers today, are not only getting lower prices, but they are getting the pool, landscaping and improvements for “free”.
[quote=ocrenter]
now head out and take full advantage of the situation! =)[/quote]I’m trying. 😉
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