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May 19, 2009 at 9:56 PM #403290May 19, 2009 at 10:09 PM #402606
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Guest[quote=sdrealtor]One last thing re Mr Mortgage. Does anyone notice how the guy’s website, hence business model changes every 6 months? Do you not understand this is a guy grasping for a successful business model yet failing time and again?
[/quote]Mark Hanson’s (Mr Mortgage) website only changed once. He used to “syndicate” his writing. But now he has his own website.
Notice that Mark has no ads on his website. That’s better than can be said for Piggington.
May 19, 2009 at 10:09 PM #402858Guest[quote=sdrealtor]One last thing re Mr Mortgage. Does anyone notice how the guy’s website, hence business model changes every 6 months? Do you not understand this is a guy grasping for a successful business model yet failing time and again?
[/quote]Mark Hanson’s (Mr Mortgage) website only changed once. He used to “syndicate” his writing. But now he has his own website.
Notice that Mark has no ads on his website. That’s better than can be said for Piggington.
May 19, 2009 at 10:09 PM #403090Guest[quote=sdrealtor]One last thing re Mr Mortgage. Does anyone notice how the guy’s website, hence business model changes every 6 months? Do you not understand this is a guy grasping for a successful business model yet failing time and again?
[/quote]Mark Hanson’s (Mr Mortgage) website only changed once. He used to “syndicate” his writing. But now he has his own website.
Notice that Mark has no ads on his website. That’s better than can be said for Piggington.
May 19, 2009 at 10:09 PM #403153Guest[quote=sdrealtor]One last thing re Mr Mortgage. Does anyone notice how the guy’s website, hence business model changes every 6 months? Do you not understand this is a guy grasping for a successful business model yet failing time and again?
[/quote]Mark Hanson’s (Mr Mortgage) website only changed once. He used to “syndicate” his writing. But now he has his own website.
Notice that Mark has no ads on his website. That’s better than can be said for Piggington.
May 19, 2009 at 10:09 PM #403300Guest[quote=sdrealtor]One last thing re Mr Mortgage. Does anyone notice how the guy’s website, hence business model changes every 6 months? Do you not understand this is a guy grasping for a successful business model yet failing time and again?
[/quote]Mark Hanson’s (Mr Mortgage) website only changed once. He used to “syndicate” his writing. But now he has his own website.
Notice that Mark has no ads on his website. That’s better than can be said for Piggington.
May 19, 2009 at 10:20 PM #402616sdrealtor
ParticipantI stand corrected on MM having bought the Casey Serin website. I still question his motives and objectivity.
May 19, 2009 at 10:20 PM #402868ParticipantI stand corrected on MM having bought the Casey Serin website. I still question his motives and objectivity.
May 19, 2009 at 10:20 PM #403100ParticipantI stand corrected on MM having bought the Casey Serin website. I still question his motives and objectivity.
May 19, 2009 at 10:20 PM #403163ParticipantI stand corrected on MM having bought the Casey Serin website. I still question his motives and objectivity.
May 19, 2009 at 10:20 PM #403311ParticipantI stand corrected on MM having bought the Casey Serin website. I still question his motives and objectivity.
May 19, 2009 at 10:39 PM #402641Anonymous
GuestInteresting string tonight. I dont usually comment, but have over the years now and again. Personally, i like Mr Mortgage. He’s entertaining, sort of like Jim Cramer. Im not buying from either of them, so i dont need to trust them 🙂
SD realtor has been pretty solid over the years. Doesnt really matter how right, right is. Sensible informed decisions while knowing the risks. There are always risks.
The one thing i’d say about Mr Mortgage’s math this time around…. he states that folks renting are now buying, so there are no move up buyers. Isnt it basically just musical chairs of the foreclosure folks. Either they buy their own house back, or move into the apartment where the folks who bought their home used to live. My point is, the lack of move up buyer is due to the lack of equity coupled with sane lending standards, not the foreclosures or whom is buying.
The end result is still the same, and i think we all agree, high end prices in LaJolla and Coronado are going to crash. Price disparity, higher interest rates, lack of move up buyer, credit crunch, job losses. Take your pick. Any / all.
Ok, my 2 cents are in…..as you were…..
J
May 19, 2009 at 10:39 PM #402893GuestInteresting string tonight. I dont usually comment, but have over the years now and again. Personally, i like Mr Mortgage. He’s entertaining, sort of like Jim Cramer. Im not buying from either of them, so i dont need to trust them 🙂
SD realtor has been pretty solid over the years. Doesnt really matter how right, right is. Sensible informed decisions while knowing the risks. There are always risks.
The one thing i’d say about Mr Mortgage’s math this time around…. he states that folks renting are now buying, so there are no move up buyers. Isnt it basically just musical chairs of the foreclosure folks. Either they buy their own house back, or move into the apartment where the folks who bought their home used to live. My point is, the lack of move up buyer is due to the lack of equity coupled with sane lending standards, not the foreclosures or whom is buying.
The end result is still the same, and i think we all agree, high end prices in LaJolla and Coronado are going to crash. Price disparity, higher interest rates, lack of move up buyer, credit crunch, job losses. Take your pick. Any / all.
Ok, my 2 cents are in…..as you were…..
J
May 19, 2009 at 10:39 PM #403125GuestInteresting string tonight. I dont usually comment, but have over the years now and again. Personally, i like Mr Mortgage. He’s entertaining, sort of like Jim Cramer. Im not buying from either of them, so i dont need to trust them 🙂
SD realtor has been pretty solid over the years. Doesnt really matter how right, right is. Sensible informed decisions while knowing the risks. There are always risks.
The one thing i’d say about Mr Mortgage’s math this time around…. he states that folks renting are now buying, so there are no move up buyers. Isnt it basically just musical chairs of the foreclosure folks. Either they buy their own house back, or move into the apartment where the folks who bought their home used to live. My point is, the lack of move up buyer is due to the lack of equity coupled with sane lending standards, not the foreclosures or whom is buying.
The end result is still the same, and i think we all agree, high end prices in LaJolla and Coronado are going to crash. Price disparity, higher interest rates, lack of move up buyer, credit crunch, job losses. Take your pick. Any / all.
Ok, my 2 cents are in…..as you were…..
J
May 19, 2009 at 10:39 PM #403188GuestInteresting string tonight. I dont usually comment, but have over the years now and again. Personally, i like Mr Mortgage. He’s entertaining, sort of like Jim Cramer. Im not buying from either of them, so i dont need to trust them 🙂
SD realtor has been pretty solid over the years. Doesnt really matter how right, right is. Sensible informed decisions while knowing the risks. There are always risks.
The one thing i’d say about Mr Mortgage’s math this time around…. he states that folks renting are now buying, so there are no move up buyers. Isnt it basically just musical chairs of the foreclosure folks. Either they buy their own house back, or move into the apartment where the folks who bought their home used to live. My point is, the lack of move up buyer is due to the lack of equity coupled with sane lending standards, not the foreclosures or whom is buying.
The end result is still the same, and i think we all agree, high end prices in LaJolla and Coronado are going to crash. Price disparity, higher interest rates, lack of move up buyer, credit crunch, job losses. Take your pick. Any / all.
Ok, my 2 cents are in…..as you were…..
J
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