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  • May 13, 2008 at 5:29 PM #203594
    Enorah
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    Here is some spin.

    Be thankful that she lost it and you have rid yourself of a ton of negativity you do not need, especially at a time when you are feeling vulnerable.

    The right person will cross your path and soon.

    May 13, 2008 at 5:30 PM #203464
    Enorah
    Participant

    Could be the Universe’s way of nudging you into waiting.

    Yes.

    (Responding to JWM’s diatribe) lol

    May 13, 2008 at 5:30 PM #203515
    Enorah
    Participant

    Could be the Universe’s way of nudging you into waiting.

    Yes.

    (Responding to JWM’s diatribe) lol

    May 13, 2008 at 5:30 PM #203543
    Enorah
    Participant

    Could be the Universe’s way of nudging you into waiting.

    Yes.

    (Responding to JWM’s diatribe) lol

    May 13, 2008 at 5:30 PM #203566
    Enorah
    Participant

    Could be the Universe’s way of nudging you into waiting.

    Yes.

    (Responding to JWM’s diatribe) lol

    May 13, 2008 at 5:30 PM #203602
    Enorah
    Participant

    Could be the Universe’s way of nudging you into waiting.

    Yes.

    (Responding to JWM’s diatribe) lol

    May 13, 2008 at 5:39 PM #203479
    KPP
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    I knew nearly all the replies I would get would be able “why am i buying”… but sometimes not everybody buys or not buys for the same reasons. Some people actually buy a home because they saw something they really wanted or are in need of a home. Some get tired of renting…there are indeed other factors for buying. Even if I waited for further price drops, I may not come across what I really want to be in. I do not want to buy because it was a best deal, especially if it’s something I don’t completely love. But that is me. As the current prices continue to fall, the realy good deals on foreclosures get more competitive. Even in “4Closure Ranch,” a home listed before the weekend, entered escrow on Monday…it had 34 offers on it. So for me, I really want this home to live in and enjoy. 🙂

    So…anybody else got advise?

    May 13, 2008 at 5:39 PM #203531
    KPP
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    I knew nearly all the replies I would get would be able “why am i buying”… but sometimes not everybody buys or not buys for the same reasons. Some people actually buy a home because they saw something they really wanted or are in need of a home. Some get tired of renting…there are indeed other factors for buying. Even if I waited for further price drops, I may not come across what I really want to be in. I do not want to buy because it was a best deal, especially if it’s something I don’t completely love. But that is me. As the current prices continue to fall, the realy good deals on foreclosures get more competitive. Even in “4Closure Ranch,” a home listed before the weekend, entered escrow on Monday…it had 34 offers on it. So for me, I really want this home to live in and enjoy. 🙂

    So…anybody else got advise?

    May 13, 2008 at 5:39 PM #203558
    KPP
    Participant

    I knew nearly all the replies I would get would be able “why am i buying”… but sometimes not everybody buys or not buys for the same reasons. Some people actually buy a home because they saw something they really wanted or are in need of a home. Some get tired of renting…there are indeed other factors for buying. Even if I waited for further price drops, I may not come across what I really want to be in. I do not want to buy because it was a best deal, especially if it’s something I don’t completely love. But that is me. As the current prices continue to fall, the realy good deals on foreclosures get more competitive. Even in “4Closure Ranch,” a home listed before the weekend, entered escrow on Monday…it had 34 offers on it. So for me, I really want this home to live in and enjoy. 🙂

    So…anybody else got advise?

    May 13, 2008 at 5:39 PM #203581
    KPP
    Participant

    I knew nearly all the replies I would get would be able “why am i buying”… but sometimes not everybody buys or not buys for the same reasons. Some people actually buy a home because they saw something they really wanted or are in need of a home. Some get tired of renting…there are indeed other factors for buying. Even if I waited for further price drops, I may not come across what I really want to be in. I do not want to buy because it was a best deal, especially if it’s something I don’t completely love. But that is me. As the current prices continue to fall, the realy good deals on foreclosures get more competitive. Even in “4Closure Ranch,” a home listed before the weekend, entered escrow on Monday…it had 34 offers on it. So for me, I really want this home to live in and enjoy. 🙂

    So…anybody else got advise?

    May 13, 2008 at 5:39 PM #203617
    KPP
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    I knew nearly all the replies I would get would be able “why am i buying”… but sometimes not everybody buys or not buys for the same reasons. Some people actually buy a home because they saw something they really wanted or are in need of a home. Some get tired of renting…there are indeed other factors for buying. Even if I waited for further price drops, I may not come across what I really want to be in. I do not want to buy because it was a best deal, especially if it’s something I don’t completely love. But that is me. As the current prices continue to fall, the realy good deals on foreclosures get more competitive. Even in “4Closure Ranch,” a home listed before the weekend, entered escrow on Monday…it had 34 offers on it. So for me, I really want this home to live in and enjoy. 🙂

    So…anybody else got advise?

    May 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #203490
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    What are incentive monies ?
    Is this money from the builder ? Sorry, I’ve only bought 4 houses in my life and the newest one I ever bought was 33 years old, so I don;t know much about buying newly built homes.

    How much are you putting down ?
    Sometimes loan program have limits to the amount of funds that can be paid by the seller for closing costs. In the old days (mid-1990s) this was typically limited to 3% and could only be applied to closing costs.

    May 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #203542
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    What are incentive monies ?
    Is this money from the builder ? Sorry, I’ve only bought 4 houses in my life and the newest one I ever bought was 33 years old, so I don;t know much about buying newly built homes.

    How much are you putting down ?
    Sometimes loan program have limits to the amount of funds that can be paid by the seller for closing costs. In the old days (mid-1990s) this was typically limited to 3% and could only be applied to closing costs.

    May 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #203568
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    What are incentive monies ?
    Is this money from the builder ? Sorry, I’ve only bought 4 houses in my life and the newest one I ever bought was 33 years old, so I don;t know much about buying newly built homes.

    How much are you putting down ?
    Sometimes loan program have limits to the amount of funds that can be paid by the seller for closing costs. In the old days (mid-1990s) this was typically limited to 3% and could only be applied to closing costs.

    May 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #203590
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
    Participant

    What are incentive monies ?
    Is this money from the builder ? Sorry, I’ve only bought 4 houses in my life and the newest one I ever bought was 33 years old, so I don;t know much about buying newly built homes.

    How much are you putting down ?
    Sometimes loan program have limits to the amount of funds that can be paid by the seller for closing costs. In the old days (mid-1990s) this was typically limited to 3% and could only be applied to closing costs.

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