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May 28, 2008 at 10:39 AM #212748May 28, 2008 at 11:33 AM #212745
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Participant“Thank You” to Rich Toscano. He helped prevent my family from committing financial suicide by falling into the real estate trap.
Exactly! I’ve had a bad feeling about the housing market for a long time (since 2002 or so) but could never find anyone that backed up my emotional response with facts and figures. Everything I could find was pro real estate (including family and friends). I was at the point where I figured that I just did not understand, and I was being foolish not to sign up for a ridiculous mortgage.
Then I finally hit on Rich’s articles in Voice of SD and Piggington. Finally I had found someone who knew what they were talking about, and had the facts and figures to support my general feelings about the market.
I could have been one of these people now in foreclosure, but Rich pulled me back from the edge.
May 28, 2008 at 11:33 AM #212823Participant“Thank You” to Rich Toscano. He helped prevent my family from committing financial suicide by falling into the real estate trap.
Exactly! I’ve had a bad feeling about the housing market for a long time (since 2002 or so) but could never find anyone that backed up my emotional response with facts and figures. Everything I could find was pro real estate (including family and friends). I was at the point where I figured that I just did not understand, and I was being foolish not to sign up for a ridiculous mortgage.
Then I finally hit on Rich’s articles in Voice of SD and Piggington. Finally I had found someone who knew what they were talking about, and had the facts and figures to support my general feelings about the market.
I could have been one of these people now in foreclosure, but Rich pulled me back from the edge.
May 28, 2008 at 11:33 AM #212849Participant“Thank You” to Rich Toscano. He helped prevent my family from committing financial suicide by falling into the real estate trap.
Exactly! I’ve had a bad feeling about the housing market for a long time (since 2002 or so) but could never find anyone that backed up my emotional response with facts and figures. Everything I could find was pro real estate (including family and friends). I was at the point where I figured that I just did not understand, and I was being foolish not to sign up for a ridiculous mortgage.
Then I finally hit on Rich’s articles in Voice of SD and Piggington. Finally I had found someone who knew what they were talking about, and had the facts and figures to support my general feelings about the market.
I could have been one of these people now in foreclosure, but Rich pulled me back from the edge.
May 28, 2008 at 11:33 AM #212872Participant“Thank You” to Rich Toscano. He helped prevent my family from committing financial suicide by falling into the real estate trap.
Exactly! I’ve had a bad feeling about the housing market for a long time (since 2002 or so) but could never find anyone that backed up my emotional response with facts and figures. Everything I could find was pro real estate (including family and friends). I was at the point where I figured that I just did not understand, and I was being foolish not to sign up for a ridiculous mortgage.
Then I finally hit on Rich’s articles in Voice of SD and Piggington. Finally I had found someone who knew what they were talking about, and had the facts and figures to support my general feelings about the market.
I could have been one of these people now in foreclosure, but Rich pulled me back from the edge.
May 28, 2008 at 11:33 AM #212901Participant“Thank You” to Rich Toscano. He helped prevent my family from committing financial suicide by falling into the real estate trap.
Exactly! I’ve had a bad feeling about the housing market for a long time (since 2002 or so) but could never find anyone that backed up my emotional response with facts and figures. Everything I could find was pro real estate (including family and friends). I was at the point where I figured that I just did not understand, and I was being foolish not to sign up for a ridiculous mortgage.
Then I finally hit on Rich’s articles in Voice of SD and Piggington. Finally I had found someone who knew what they were talking about, and had the facts and figures to support my general feelings about the market.
I could have been one of these people now in foreclosure, but Rich pulled me back from the edge.
May 28, 2008 at 3:24 PM #213142
Rich ToscanoKeymasterThanks everyone for the kind words… I am very gratified that the site has helped people. (One minor correction, though… I didn’t actually get into the financial biz until after I started the site. 🙂
Rich
May 28, 2008 at 3:24 PM #213110Rich ToscanoKeymasterThanks everyone for the kind words… I am very gratified that the site has helped people. (One minor correction, though… I didn’t actually get into the financial biz until after I started the site. 🙂
Rich
May 28, 2008 at 3:24 PM #213085Rich ToscanoKeymasterThanks everyone for the kind words… I am very gratified that the site has helped people. (One minor correction, though… I didn’t actually get into the financial biz until after I started the site. 🙂
Rich
May 28, 2008 at 3:24 PM #213060Rich ToscanoKeymasterThanks everyone for the kind words… I am very gratified that the site has helped people. (One minor correction, though… I didn’t actually get into the financial biz until after I started the site. 🙂
Rich
May 28, 2008 at 3:24 PM #212986Rich ToscanoKeymasterThanks everyone for the kind words… I am very gratified that the site has helped people. (One minor correction, though… I didn’t actually get into the financial biz until after I started the site. 🙂
Rich
May 28, 2008 at 4:23 PM #213185Bugs
ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
May 28, 2008 at 4:23 PM #213157ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
May 28, 2008 at 4:23 PM #213133ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
May 28, 2008 at 4:23 PM #213109ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
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