- This topic has 25 replies, 6 voices, and was last updated 15 years, 3 months ago by
PCinSD.
-
AuthorPosts
-
-
December 13, 2007 at 3:48 PM #11195
-
December 13, 2007 at 4:10 PM #116344
NotCranky
ParticipantThe guy is going to let someone dig up the flag stone and take it for $3000.LOL.
We could pick a really, really nice vacant but beautifully staged house for the meet and greet and I’ll bring my lock box key. We could get it catered and say it’s a marketing deal.
Pablo, sorry for messing up the story about you name coming from a comic book. That was Porky Delgardo. Interesting however, not only do you have the esq., the bar is there as well. I meant to be helpful but it was probably one of my many etiquette mess ups.
If you don’t mind saying do you work in real estate law?
-
December 13, 2007 at 5:45 PM #116427
novice1027
ParticipantThe guy can’t spell for sh*t, maybe that’s his first problem. Second why would one need a sit down mower of like that for a yard that size?
Maybe if got a little more excercise he could get the blood flowing to his little brain.-
December 13, 2007 at 9:50 PM #116645
cr
ParticipantFunny. Next month he’ll be selling the carpet, and when it warms up the windows and roof tiles.
-
December 13, 2007 at 11:32 PM #116698
sdrealtor
ParticipantNext month he’ll be pushing a shopping cart down rancho california Rd and will be sleeping in the bushes.
-
December 13, 2007 at 11:32 PM #116829Participant
Next month he’ll be pushing a shopping cart down rancho california Rd and will be sleeping in the bushes.
-
December 13, 2007 at 11:32 PM #116862Participant
Next month he’ll be pushing a shopping cart down rancho california Rd and will be sleeping in the bushes.
-
December 13, 2007 at 11:32 PM #116905Participant
Next month he’ll be pushing a shopping cart down rancho california Rd and will be sleeping in the bushes.
-
December 13, 2007 at 11:32 PM #116921Participant
Next month he’ll be pushing a shopping cart down rancho california Rd and will be sleeping in the bushes.
-
December 13, 2007 at 9:50 PM #116776Participant
Funny. Next month he’ll be selling the carpet, and when it warms up the windows and roof tiles.
-
December 13, 2007 at 9:50 PM #116807Participant
Funny. Next month he’ll be selling the carpet, and when it warms up the windows and roof tiles.
-
December 13, 2007 at 9:50 PM #116851Participant
Funny. Next month he’ll be selling the carpet, and when it warms up the windows and roof tiles.
-
December 13, 2007 at 9:50 PM #116865Participant
Funny. Next month he’ll be selling the carpet, and when it warms up the windows and roof tiles.
-
-
December 13, 2007 at 5:45 PM #116559Participant
The guy can’t spell for sh*t, maybe that’s his first problem. Second why would one need a sit down mower of like that for a yard that size?
Maybe if got a little more excercise he could get the blood flowing to his little brain. -
December 13, 2007 at 5:45 PM #116592Participant
The guy can’t spell for sh*t, maybe that’s his first problem. Second why would one need a sit down mower of like that for a yard that size?
Maybe if got a little more excercise he could get the blood flowing to his little brain. -
December 13, 2007 at 5:45 PM #116634Participant
The guy can’t spell for sh*t, maybe that’s his first problem. Second why would one need a sit down mower of like that for a yard that size?
Maybe if got a little more excercise he could get the blood flowing to his little brain. -
December 13, 2007 at 5:45 PM #116648Participant
The guy can’t spell for sh*t, maybe that’s his first problem. Second why would one need a sit down mower of like that for a yard that size?
Maybe if got a little more excercise he could get the blood flowing to his little brain.
-
-
December 13, 2007 at 4:10 PM #116472Participant
The guy is going to let someone dig up the flag stone and take it for $3000.LOL.
We could pick a really, really nice vacant but beautifully staged house for the meet and greet and I’ll bring my lock box key. We could get it catered and say it’s a marketing deal.
Pablo, sorry for messing up the story about you name coming from a comic book. That was Porky Delgardo. Interesting however, not only do you have the esq., the bar is there as well. I meant to be helpful but it was probably one of my many etiquette mess ups.
If you don’t mind saying do you work in real estate law?
-
December 13, 2007 at 4:10 PM #116510Participant
The guy is going to let someone dig up the flag stone and take it for $3000.LOL.
We could pick a really, really nice vacant but beautifully staged house for the meet and greet and I’ll bring my lock box key. We could get it catered and say it’s a marketing deal.
Pablo, sorry for messing up the story about you name coming from a comic book. That was Porky Delgardo. Interesting however, not only do you have the esq., the bar is there as well. I meant to be helpful but it was probably one of my many etiquette mess ups.
If you don’t mind saying do you work in real estate law?
-
December 13, 2007 at 4:10 PM #116549Participant
The guy is going to let someone dig up the flag stone and take it for $3000.LOL.
We could pick a really, really nice vacant but beautifully staged house for the meet and greet and I’ll bring my lock box key. We could get it catered and say it’s a marketing deal.
Pablo, sorry for messing up the story about you name coming from a comic book. That was Porky Delgardo. Interesting however, not only do you have the esq., the bar is there as well. I meant to be helpful but it was probably one of my many etiquette mess ups.
If you don’t mind saying do you work in real estate law?
-
December 13, 2007 at 4:10 PM #116566Participant
The guy is going to let someone dig up the flag stone and take it for $3000.LOL.
We could pick a really, really nice vacant but beautifully staged house for the meet and greet and I’ll bring my lock box key. We could get it catered and say it’s a marketing deal.
Pablo, sorry for messing up the story about you name coming from a comic book. That was Porky Delgardo. Interesting however, not only do you have the esq., the bar is there as well. I meant to be helpful but it was probably one of my many etiquette mess ups.
If you don’t mind saying do you work in real estate law?
-
December 14, 2007 at 10:18 AM #116878
PCinSD
GuestA friend of mine dated a girl that somehow was able to purchase more homes than she could ever afford. She had at least 3 homes, but made about $35k working at Raytheon. I helped her move some of her junk out one of the homes that had been foreclosed on. The house was full of stuff. Partially finished bathroom remodels, new kitchen cabinets, etc. My friend loaded up his truck with a fair amount of tile that was never installed. It was a shame to see the condition of the house – a complete waste. The girl was Philipino, had been talked into these purchases by a Philipino agent who exclusively used a Philipino mortgage broker. It appeared to be quite prevalent in that particular community. She no longer owns any of the homes, but does have a BMW Z3 that she purchased after refinancing one of the homes. Now she rents a condo in El Cajon.
Rustico, that’s funny – I didn’t even see your post. No problemo, anyway. I mainly practice business/contractual litigation. Some of the cases occasionally involve disputes over real estate, but I dont’ specialize in that field.
pabloesqobar
-
December 14, 2007 at 10:18 AM #117009Guest
A friend of mine dated a girl that somehow was able to purchase more homes than she could ever afford. She had at least 3 homes, but made about $35k working at Raytheon. I helped her move some of her junk out one of the homes that had been foreclosed on. The house was full of stuff. Partially finished bathroom remodels, new kitchen cabinets, etc. My friend loaded up his truck with a fair amount of tile that was never installed. It was a shame to see the condition of the house – a complete waste. The girl was Philipino, had been talked into these purchases by a Philipino agent who exclusively used a Philipino mortgage broker. It appeared to be quite prevalent in that particular community. She no longer owns any of the homes, but does have a BMW Z3 that she purchased after refinancing one of the homes. Now she rents a condo in El Cajon.
Rustico, that’s funny – I didn’t even see your post. No problemo, anyway. I mainly practice business/contractual litigation. Some of the cases occasionally involve disputes over real estate, but I dont’ specialize in that field.
pabloesqobar
-
December 14, 2007 at 10:18 AM #117043Guest
A friend of mine dated a girl that somehow was able to purchase more homes than she could ever afford. She had at least 3 homes, but made about $35k working at Raytheon. I helped her move some of her junk out one of the homes that had been foreclosed on. The house was full of stuff. Partially finished bathroom remodels, new kitchen cabinets, etc. My friend loaded up his truck with a fair amount of tile that was never installed. It was a shame to see the condition of the house – a complete waste. The girl was Philipino, had been talked into these purchases by a Philipino agent who exclusively used a Philipino mortgage broker. It appeared to be quite prevalent in that particular community. She no longer owns any of the homes, but does have a BMW Z3 that she purchased after refinancing one of the homes. Now she rents a condo in El Cajon.
Rustico, that’s funny – I didn’t even see your post. No problemo, anyway. I mainly practice business/contractual litigation. Some of the cases occasionally involve disputes over real estate, but I dont’ specialize in that field.
pabloesqobar
-
December 14, 2007 at 10:18 AM #117086Guest
A friend of mine dated a girl that somehow was able to purchase more homes than she could ever afford. She had at least 3 homes, but made about $35k working at Raytheon. I helped her move some of her junk out one of the homes that had been foreclosed on. The house was full of stuff. Partially finished bathroom remodels, new kitchen cabinets, etc. My friend loaded up his truck with a fair amount of tile that was never installed. It was a shame to see the condition of the house – a complete waste. The girl was Philipino, had been talked into these purchases by a Philipino agent who exclusively used a Philipino mortgage broker. It appeared to be quite prevalent in that particular community. She no longer owns any of the homes, but does have a BMW Z3 that she purchased after refinancing one of the homes. Now she rents a condo in El Cajon.
Rustico, that’s funny – I didn’t even see your post. No problemo, anyway. I mainly practice business/contractual litigation. Some of the cases occasionally involve disputes over real estate, but I dont’ specialize in that field.
pabloesqobar
-
December 14, 2007 at 10:18 AM #117100Guest
A friend of mine dated a girl that somehow was able to purchase more homes than she could ever afford. She had at least 3 homes, but made about $35k working at Raytheon. I helped her move some of her junk out one of the homes that had been foreclosed on. The house was full of stuff. Partially finished bathroom remodels, new kitchen cabinets, etc. My friend loaded up his truck with a fair amount of tile that was never installed. It was a shame to see the condition of the house – a complete waste. The girl was Philipino, had been talked into these purchases by a Philipino agent who exclusively used a Philipino mortgage broker. It appeared to be quite prevalent in that particular community. She no longer owns any of the homes, but does have a BMW Z3 that she purchased after refinancing one of the homes. Now she rents a condo in El Cajon.
Rustico, that’s funny – I didn’t even see your post. No problemo, anyway. I mainly practice business/contractual litigation. Some of the cases occasionally involve disputes over real estate, but I dont’ specialize in that field.
pabloesqobar
-
-
AuthorPosts
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.