Magic Ball Needed

[jpinpb]

I’m trying to follow along here. I understand people that are being foreclosed upon will/may go back to renting. Therefore creating, perhaps, greater demand for rentals. BUT, eventually the foreclosed homes will be bought, ideally, probably by someone renting, hence, one less renter. Wouldn’t all this balance out? Are we completely not counting empty condo conversions/empty units downtown?

[Ex-SD]

sdrealtor: You can save the compassionate schtick for your customers. Maybe they’ll believe it. You’re a realtor and like the majority of realtors, you’re a self serving, narcissist who only wants to stick their hands in someone else’s pocket (and do very little work).

What bothers you the most about me is that I tend to post a lot of links to stories on major news sites that don’t sing the same tune that you and your cohorts at CAR and NAR are singing.

Here’s something for you to chew on:
Shiller: Housing slump may exceed Depression
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24257182/

Read it and weep, “Realty Boy”

[Ex-SD]

sdrealtor: You can save the compassionate schtick for your customers. Maybe they’ll believe it. You’re a realtor and like the majority of realtors, you’re a self serving, narcissist who only wants to stick their hands in someone else’s pocket (and do very little work).

What bothers you the most about me is that I tend to post a lot of links to stories on major news sites that don’t sing the same tune that you and your cohorts at CAR and NAR are singing.

Here’s something for you to chew on:
Shiller: Housing slump may exceed Depression
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24257182/

Read it and weep, “Realty Boy”

[Ex-SD]

sdrealtor: You can save the compassionate schtick for your customers. Maybe they’ll believe it. You’re a realtor and like the majority of realtors, you’re a self serving, narcissist who only wants to stick their hands in someone else’s pocket (and do very little work).

What bothers you the most about me is that I tend to post a lot of links to stories on major news sites that don’t sing the same tune that you and your cohorts at CAR and NAR are singing.

Here’s something for you to chew on:
Shiller: Housing slump may exceed Depression
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24257182/

Read it and weep, “Realty Boy”

[Ex-SD]

sdrealtor: You can save the compassionate schtick for your customers. Maybe they’ll believe it. You’re a realtor and like the majority of realtors, you’re a self serving, narcissist who only wants to stick their hands in someone else’s pocket (and do very little work).

What bothers you the most about me is that I tend to post a lot of links to stories on major news sites that don’t sing the same tune that you and your cohorts at CAR and NAR are singing.

Here’s something for you to chew on:
Shiller: Housing slump may exceed Depression
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24257182/

Read it and weep, “Realty Boy”

[Ex-SD]

sdrealtor: You can save the compassionate schtick for your customers. Maybe they’ll believe it. You’re a realtor and like the majority of realtors, you’re a self serving, narcissist who only wants to stick their hands in someone else’s pocket (and do very little work).

What bothers you the most about me is that I tend to post a lot of links to stories on major news sites that don’t sing the same tune that you and your cohorts at CAR and NAR are singing.

Here’s something for you to chew on:
Shiller: Housing slump may exceed Depression
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24257182/

Read it and weep, “Realty Boy”

[JWM in SD]

“I have never put a client in a bad position and never will.”

So every one of your clients in the past 5 years has been able to afford their home??? According to which standards?
A.) 15 to 20% down. 30 yr fixed and payment less than 40% of their take home pay??

B). Exotic financing relying on appreciation for refinancing every 2 -3 years????

Not fishing for business??? You pretty quick to hand out your information in the other thread weren’t you???

Again, you think you are fooling people here, but you aren’t. Not by a long shot.

[JWM in SD]

“I have never put a client in a bad position and never will.”

So every one of your clients in the past 5 years has been able to afford their home??? According to which standards?
A.) 15 to 20% down. 30 yr fixed and payment less than 40% of their take home pay??

B). Exotic financing relying on appreciation for refinancing every 2 -3 years????

Not fishing for business??? You pretty quick to hand out your information in the other thread weren’t you???

Again, you think you are fooling people here, but you aren’t. Not by a long shot.

[JWM in SD]

“I have never put a client in a bad position and never will.”

So every one of your clients in the past 5 years has been able to afford their home??? According to which standards?
A.) 15 to 20% down. 30 yr fixed and payment less than 40% of their take home pay??

B). Exotic financing relying on appreciation for refinancing every 2 -3 years????

Not fishing for business??? You pretty quick to hand out your information in the other thread weren’t you???

Again, you think you are fooling people here, but you aren’t. Not by a long shot.

[JWM in SD]

“I have never put a client in a bad position and never will.”

So every one of your clients in the past 5 years has been able to afford their home??? According to which standards?
A.) 15 to 20% down. 30 yr fixed and payment less than 40% of their take home pay??

B). Exotic financing relying on appreciation for refinancing every 2 -3 years????

Not fishing for business??? You pretty quick to hand out your information in the other thread weren’t you???

Again, you think you are fooling people here, but you aren’t. Not by a long shot.

[JWM in SD]

“I have never put a client in a bad position and never will.”

So every one of your clients in the past 5 years has been able to afford their home??? According to which standards?
A.) 15 to 20% down. 30 yr fixed and payment less than 40% of their take home pay??

B). Exotic financing relying on appreciation for refinancing every 2 -3 years????

Not fishing for business??? You pretty quick to hand out your information in the other thread weren’t you???

Again, you think you are fooling people here, but you aren’t. Not by a long shot.

[sdrealtor]

I’ve never sold a home to a buyer with exotic financing and most of my clients loans have been 2X their annual income or less.

I’m not trying tofool anyone nor do I have to. If I ever chose to I have a couple master degrees from quality schools and a CPA certificate to fall back on. Before getting into RE, I worked in corporate America and made about 2X what I’ve made in RE. For me it was a personal choice that spending time with my kids during the “Wonder Years” was far more important than earning more money than I really need to live the life I choose which tends to be very modest.

[sdrealtor]

I’ve never sold a home to a buyer with exotic financing and most of my clients loans have been 2X their annual income or less.

I’m not trying tofool anyone nor do I have to. If I ever chose to I have a couple master degrees from quality schools and a CPA certificate to fall back on. Before getting into RE, I worked in corporate America and made about 2X what I’ve made in RE. For me it was a personal choice that spending time with my kids during the “Wonder Years” was far more important than earning more money than I really need to live the life I choose which tends to be very modest.

[sdrealtor]

I’ve never sold a home to a buyer with exotic financing and most of my clients loans have been 2X their annual income or less.

I’m not trying tofool anyone nor do I have to. If I ever chose to I have a couple master degrees from quality schools and a CPA certificate to fall back on. Before getting into RE, I worked in corporate America and made about 2X what I’ve made in RE. For me it was a personal choice that spending time with my kids during the “Wonder Years” was far more important than earning more money than I really need to live the life I choose which tends to be very modest.

[sdrealtor]

I’ve never sold a home to a buyer with exotic financing and most of my clients loans have been 2X their annual income or less.

I’m not trying tofool anyone nor do I have to. If I ever chose to I have a couple master degrees from quality schools and a CPA certificate to fall back on. Before getting into RE, I worked in corporate America and made about 2X what I’ve made in RE. For me it was a personal choice that spending time with my kids during the “Wonder Years” was far more important than earning more money than I really need to live the life I choose which tends to be very modest.

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