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December 9, 2007 at 5:39 PM #112636December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112440
golfproz
ParticipantThis is a ridiculous question, another troll. Ask a thousand people and you will get 1000 different answers as to why they did not buy in a certain year. So here’s my sob story. I could not move up in 2001 thru 5 because my wife was in school. In 2005 we did not buy because at that point it was obvious that the structural integrity of the bubble was at critical load. We decided to pay off the school loans and credit cards. Now we are debt free (except for our current puny mortgage). When the prices in our target area hit my target price we will buy our next home. Hopefully that will happen soon, at the rate prices are falling up in our area it will not take very long.
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112559golfproz
ParticipantThis is a ridiculous question, another troll. Ask a thousand people and you will get 1000 different answers as to why they did not buy in a certain year. So here’s my sob story. I could not move up in 2001 thru 5 because my wife was in school. In 2005 we did not buy because at that point it was obvious that the structural integrity of the bubble was at critical load. We decided to pay off the school loans and credit cards. Now we are debt free (except for our current puny mortgage). When the prices in our target area hit my target price we will buy our next home. Hopefully that will happen soon, at the rate prices are falling up in our area it will not take very long.
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112601golfproz
ParticipantThis is a ridiculous question, another troll. Ask a thousand people and you will get 1000 different answers as to why they did not buy in a certain year. So here’s my sob story. I could not move up in 2001 thru 5 because my wife was in school. In 2005 we did not buy because at that point it was obvious that the structural integrity of the bubble was at critical load. We decided to pay off the school loans and credit cards. Now we are debt free (except for our current puny mortgage). When the prices in our target area hit my target price we will buy our next home. Hopefully that will happen soon, at the rate prices are falling up in our area it will not take very long.
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112609golfproz
ParticipantThis is a ridiculous question, another troll. Ask a thousand people and you will get 1000 different answers as to why they did not buy in a certain year. So here’s my sob story. I could not move up in 2001 thru 5 because my wife was in school. In 2005 we did not buy because at that point it was obvious that the structural integrity of the bubble was at critical load. We decided to pay off the school loans and credit cards. Now we are debt free (except for our current puny mortgage). When the prices in our target area hit my target price we will buy our next home. Hopefully that will happen soon, at the rate prices are falling up in our area it will not take very long.
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112642golfproz
ParticipantThis is a ridiculous question, another troll. Ask a thousand people and you will get 1000 different answers as to why they did not buy in a certain year. So here’s my sob story. I could not move up in 2001 thru 5 because my wife was in school. In 2005 we did not buy because at that point it was obvious that the structural integrity of the bubble was at critical load. We decided to pay off the school loans and credit cards. Now we are debt free (except for our current puny mortgage). When the prices in our target area hit my target price we will buy our next home. Hopefully that will happen soon, at the rate prices are falling up in our area it will not take very long.
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112445lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantJWM-
This guy’s full of it….if you read his posts, he’s gone from bread lines to brunch lines in RSF and now we learn his real estate empire began in a 700 sq. ft. condo in East Costa Mesa…
I am sooooooo impressed!!!
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112564lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantJWM-
This guy’s full of it….if you read his posts, he’s gone from bread lines to brunch lines in RSF and now we learn his real estate empire began in a 700 sq. ft. condo in East Costa Mesa…
I am sooooooo impressed!!!
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112606lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantJWM-
This guy’s full of it….if you read his posts, he’s gone from bread lines to brunch lines in RSF and now we learn his real estate empire began in a 700 sq. ft. condo in East Costa Mesa…
I am sooooooo impressed!!!
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112614lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantJWM-
This guy’s full of it….if you read his posts, he’s gone from bread lines to brunch lines in RSF and now we learn his real estate empire began in a 700 sq. ft. condo in East Costa Mesa…
I am sooooooo impressed!!!
December 9, 2007 at 5:43 PM #112647lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantJWM-
This guy’s full of it….if you read his posts, he’s gone from bread lines to brunch lines in RSF and now we learn his real estate empire began in a 700 sq. ft. condo in East Costa Mesa…
I am sooooooo impressed!!!
December 9, 2007 at 5:52 PM #112456paramount
ParticipantDebt free? IMO not possible between deficits and the IRS.
Rent = You pay money for the use of a house
Buying = You pay money (interest) for the use of moneyEither way you are paying for the use of something.
December 9, 2007 at 5:52 PM #112575paramount
ParticipantDebt free? IMO not possible between deficits and the IRS.
Rent = You pay money for the use of a house
Buying = You pay money (interest) for the use of moneyEither way you are paying for the use of something.
December 9, 2007 at 5:52 PM #112616paramount
ParticipantDebt free? IMO not possible between deficits and the IRS.
Rent = You pay money for the use of a house
Buying = You pay money (interest) for the use of moneyEither way you are paying for the use of something.
December 9, 2007 at 5:52 PM #112624paramount
ParticipantDebt free? IMO not possible between deficits and the IRS.
Rent = You pay money for the use of a house
Buying = You pay money (interest) for the use of moneyEither way you are paying for the use of something.
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