Ireland model

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]You would venture wrong which seems to be a recurring theme. They will recover enough to put about 30% down and still have a couple hundred thousand to upgrade what they bought. They provided me about 20 homes they saw online to express what they were looking for. We spent 2 full days seeing everything that was available both resale and new construction that would meet what they wanted. We narrowed it down to 7 and went back on day 3 to see those. They ultimately settled on a beautiful well built new home with a large lot and and very nice ocean view. They will close at a price between 300K and 1M less than others paid on the street. His commute to work will be about 5 minutes. I personally beleive they will very happy with what they got.[/quote]

I’m a little confused. TX property doesn’t appreciate that well. Did they build their house and all their outbuildings in TX themselves and did one of their families deed them the land to do so?? Or is the “recovery” you speak of from “other assets,” incl “family help.” Or did they own their property they recently sold in TX more than 20 years? Did they sell the rights to drilling leases with their land?? Something doesn’t add up here and no, I didn’t just fall off a turnip truck yesterday.

[sdrealtor]

It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.

You arent a little confused, you are alot confused. Stick to life in the South Bay.

[sdrealtor]

It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.

You arent a little confused, you are alot confused. Stick to life in the South Bay.

[sdrealtor]

It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.

You arent a little confused, you are alot confused. Stick to life in the South Bay.

[sdrealtor]

It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.

You arent a little confused, you are alot confused. Stick to life in the South Bay.

[sdrealtor]

It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.

You arent a little confused, you are alot confused. Stick to life in the South Bay.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.[/quote]

For the record, sdr, I am highly familiar with “life” in jurisdictions other than “South Bay, San Diego County, CA” (which incidentally, could be designated as more than 50% “upper-middle-class” or upper-class,”) contrary to YOUR “‘popular’ (but sadly, misinformed) belief.”

Did your recent NCC buyers from the State of TX pay their contractors with cash 13 years ago and thus NEVER obtain a takeout loan (on the construction of their home and any outbuildings) on their “two-acre lot”??

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.[/quote]

For the record, sdr, I am highly familiar with “life” in jurisdictions other than “South Bay, San Diego County, CA” (which incidentally, could be designated as more than 50% “upper-middle-class” or upper-class,”) contrary to YOUR “‘popular’ (but sadly, misinformed) belief.”

Did your recent NCC buyers from the State of TX pay their contractors with cash 13 years ago and thus NEVER obtain a takeout loan (on the construction of their home and any outbuildings) on their “two-acre lot”??

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.[/quote]

For the record, sdr, I am highly familiar with “life” in jurisdictions other than “South Bay, San Diego County, CA” (which incidentally, could be designated as more than 50% “upper-middle-class” or upper-class,”) contrary to YOUR “‘popular’ (but sadly, misinformed) belief.”

Did your recent NCC buyers from the State of TX pay their contractors with cash 13 years ago and thus NEVER obtain a takeout loan (on the construction of their home and any outbuildings) on their “two-acre lot”??

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.[/quote]

For the record, sdr, I am highly familiar with “life” in jurisdictions other than “South Bay, San Diego County, CA” (which incidentally, could be designated as more than 50% “upper-middle-class” or upper-class,”) contrary to YOUR “‘popular’ (but sadly, misinformed) belief.”

Did your recent NCC buyers from the State of TX pay their contractors with cash 13 years ago and thus NEVER obtain a takeout loan (on the construction of their home and any outbuildings) on their “two-acre lot”??

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]It all came from the house, they havent owned it more than 20 years, it wasnt deeded to them and there were no drilling rights involved. The house was built for them about 13 years ago and they owned it free and clear.[/quote]

For the record, sdr, I am highly familiar with “life” in jurisdictions other than “South Bay, San Diego County, CA” (which incidentally, could be designated as more than 50% “upper-middle-class” or upper-class,”) contrary to YOUR “‘popular’ (but sadly, misinformed) belief.”

Did your recent NCC buyers from the State of TX pay their contractors with cash 13 years ago and thus NEVER obtain a takeout loan (on the construction of their home and any outbuildings) on their “two-acre lot”??

[sdrealtor]

I have done plenty of business and have friends in South Bay. I know enough about it thanks. The problem isnt me claiming to be an expert on anything (which I am smart enough to know not to do) its you claiming to be an expert on everything. You write detailed responses with CAPS INSERTED ALL OVER THE PLACE and throuw out your holier than though NONSENSE (see I can do it too). As often as you are correct you are flat out wrong.

You were wrong and continue to be wrong about my client. Yet you keep on digging trying to find some sense of honor for yourself that isnt there. Hang it up.

[sdrealtor]

I have done plenty of business and have friends in South Bay. I know enough about it thanks. The problem isnt me claiming to be an expert on anything (which I am smart enough to know not to do) its you claiming to be an expert on everything. You write detailed responses with CAPS INSERTED ALL OVER THE PLACE and throuw out your holier than though NONSENSE (see I can do it too). As often as you are correct you are flat out wrong.

You were wrong and continue to be wrong about my client. Yet you keep on digging trying to find some sense of honor for yourself that isnt there. Hang it up.

[sdrealtor]

I have done plenty of business and have friends in South Bay. I know enough about it thanks. The problem isnt me claiming to be an expert on anything (which I am smart enough to know not to do) its you claiming to be an expert on everything. You write detailed responses with CAPS INSERTED ALL OVER THE PLACE and throuw out your holier than though NONSENSE (see I can do it too). As often as you are correct you are flat out wrong.

You were wrong and continue to be wrong about my client. Yet you keep on digging trying to find some sense of honor for yourself that isnt there. Hang it up.

[sdrealtor]

I have done plenty of business and have friends in South Bay. I know enough about it thanks. The problem isnt me claiming to be an expert on anything (which I am smart enough to know not to do) its you claiming to be an expert on everything. You write detailed responses with CAPS INSERTED ALL OVER THE PLACE and throuw out your holier than though NONSENSE (see I can do it too). As often as you are correct you are flat out wrong.

You were wrong and continue to be wrong about my client. Yet you keep on digging trying to find some sense of honor for yourself that isnt there. Hang it up.

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