OMG I just want to buy a freaking house!

[Zeitgeist]

That is a wonderful tribute to the Marines.

[patb]

[quote=bookczar]Thanks, Folks for all of your advice and comments. I have news on our situation…The house that we really wanted, a short sale that we placed an offer in April is now being finalized with the negotiator, so we may be closer than ever to getting this deal through. I’ll beleive it when it happens. The timing of everything does seem controlled as many here have suggested.

Thanks again![/quote]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure

[patb]

[quote=bookczar]Thanks, Folks for all of your advice and comments. I have news on our situation…The house that we really wanted, a short sale that we placed an offer in April is now being finalized with the negotiator, so we may be closer than ever to getting this deal through. I’ll beleive it when it happens. The timing of everything does seem controlled as many here have suggested.

Thanks again![/quote]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure

[patb]

[quote=bookczar]Thanks, Folks for all of your advice and comments. I have news on our situation…The house that we really wanted, a short sale that we placed an offer in April is now being finalized with the negotiator, so we may be closer than ever to getting this deal through. I’ll beleive it when it happens. The timing of everything does seem controlled as many here have suggested.

Thanks again![/quote]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure

[patb]

[quote=bookczar]Thanks, Folks for all of your advice and comments. I have news on our situation…The house that we really wanted, a short sale that we placed an offer in April is now being finalized with the negotiator, so we may be closer than ever to getting this deal through. I’ll beleive it when it happens. The timing of everything does seem controlled as many here have suggested.

Thanks again![/quote]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure

[patb]

[quote=bookczar]Thanks, Folks for all of your advice and comments. I have news on our situation…The house that we really wanted, a short sale that we placed an offer in April is now being finalized with the negotiator, so we may be closer than ever to getting this deal through. I’ll beleive it when it happens. The timing of everything does seem controlled as many here have suggested.

Thanks again![/quote]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=patb]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure[/quote]

Don’t worry, the Govt/banks would make sure that these many houses won’t come in the market as foreclosed.

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=patb]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure[/quote]

Don’t worry, the Govt/banks would make sure that these many houses won’t come in the market as foreclosed.

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=patb]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure[/quote]

Don’t worry, the Govt/banks would make sure that these many houses won’t come in the market as foreclosed.

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=patb]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure[/quote]

Don’t worry, the Govt/banks would make sure that these many houses won’t come in the market as foreclosed.

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=patb]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure[/quote]

Don’t worry, the Govt/banks would make sure that these many houses won’t come in the market as foreclosed.

[briansd1]

[quote=bookczar]Folks, I’m just having a really tough time buying a house in San Diego. Just about everything that we come across is a short sale or it’s bank owned, or the seller will only take cash. [/quote]

That’s because the “recycling” of peak purchases has not yet completed.

What do you expect? Put yourself in the shoes of the sellers. If they can’t get what they “need”, then they may as well let the banks take the f’ing houses.

There’s nothing for the sellers to lose but their good credit.

You need to let the “recycling” process play out first.

But if you want to buy an “affordable” house now, then you have to deal with the delays. Don’t get frustrated and emotional about ownership. Think of it as fun and an educational experience.

[briansd1]

[quote=bookczar]Folks, I’m just having a really tough time buying a house in San Diego. Just about everything that we come across is a short sale or it’s bank owned, or the seller will only take cash. [/quote]

That’s because the “recycling” of peak purchases has not yet completed.

What do you expect? Put yourself in the shoes of the sellers. If they can’t get what they “need”, then they may as well let the banks take the f’ing houses.

There’s nothing for the sellers to lose but their good credit.

You need to let the “recycling” process play out first.

But if you want to buy an “affordable” house now, then you have to deal with the delays. Don’t get frustrated and emotional about ownership. Think of it as fun and an educational experience.

[briansd1]

[quote=bookczar]Folks, I’m just having a really tough time buying a house in San Diego. Just about everything that we come across is a short sale or it’s bank owned, or the seller will only take cash. [/quote]

That’s because the “recycling” of peak purchases has not yet completed.

What do you expect? Put yourself in the shoes of the sellers. If they can’t get what they “need”, then they may as well let the banks take the f’ing houses.

There’s nothing for the sellers to lose but their good credit.

You need to let the “recycling” process play out first.

But if you want to buy an “affordable” house now, then you have to deal with the delays. Don’t get frustrated and emotional about ownership. Think of it as fun and an educational experience.

[briansd1]

[quote=bookczar]Folks, I’m just having a really tough time buying a house in San Diego. Just about everything that we come across is a short sale or it’s bank owned, or the seller will only take cash. [/quote]

That’s because the “recycling” of peak purchases has not yet completed.

What do you expect? Put yourself in the shoes of the sellers. If they can’t get what they “need”, then they may as well let the banks take the f’ing houses.

There’s nothing for the sellers to lose but their good credit.

You need to let the “recycling” process play out first.

But if you want to buy an “affordable” house now, then you have to deal with the delays. Don’t get frustrated and emotional about ownership. Think of it as fun and an educational experience.

[Author]

Posts