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December 3, 2007 at 2:08 AM #108020December 3, 2007 at 7:20 AM #107914drunkleParticipant
i suspect alot of bitter or gullible renters bought in at or around the peak due to the seemingly ever increasing prices, ever increasing availability of free money, ever increasing pressure from grocery store clerks and infomercials talking about “you loser! look at me, look at these beautiful women! you be like me, you stop being loser!” those bitter/gullible renters are now bitter debtors.
you gotta be a total moron to think that a “bail out” will succeed in achieving whatever goal you’re praying for it to achieve. it won’t. the bail out is not for you. there’s only so many life boats and you’re not invited.
if a bail out could possibly do what you hope it would do, why wouldn’t it just be standard policy? if everyone could live on the dole and not be responsible or productive citizens and yet live a life of luxury, why bother with capitalism and competition? education and innovation?
December 3, 2007 at 7:20 AM #108017drunkleParticipanti suspect alot of bitter or gullible renters bought in at or around the peak due to the seemingly ever increasing prices, ever increasing availability of free money, ever increasing pressure from grocery store clerks and infomercials talking about “you loser! look at me, look at these beautiful women! you be like me, you stop being loser!” those bitter/gullible renters are now bitter debtors.
you gotta be a total moron to think that a “bail out” will succeed in achieving whatever goal you’re praying for it to achieve. it won’t. the bail out is not for you. there’s only so many life boats and you’re not invited.
if a bail out could possibly do what you hope it would do, why wouldn’t it just be standard policy? if everyone could live on the dole and not be responsible or productive citizens and yet live a life of luxury, why bother with capitalism and competition? education and innovation?
December 3, 2007 at 7:20 AM #108049drunkleParticipanti suspect alot of bitter or gullible renters bought in at or around the peak due to the seemingly ever increasing prices, ever increasing availability of free money, ever increasing pressure from grocery store clerks and infomercials talking about “you loser! look at me, look at these beautiful women! you be like me, you stop being loser!” those bitter/gullible renters are now bitter debtors.
you gotta be a total moron to think that a “bail out” will succeed in achieving whatever goal you’re praying for it to achieve. it won’t. the bail out is not for you. there’s only so many life boats and you’re not invited.
if a bail out could possibly do what you hope it would do, why wouldn’t it just be standard policy? if everyone could live on the dole and not be responsible or productive citizens and yet live a life of luxury, why bother with capitalism and competition? education and innovation?
December 3, 2007 at 7:20 AM #108057drunkleParticipanti suspect alot of bitter or gullible renters bought in at or around the peak due to the seemingly ever increasing prices, ever increasing availability of free money, ever increasing pressure from grocery store clerks and infomercials talking about “you loser! look at me, look at these beautiful women! you be like me, you stop being loser!” those bitter/gullible renters are now bitter debtors.
you gotta be a total moron to think that a “bail out” will succeed in achieving whatever goal you’re praying for it to achieve. it won’t. the bail out is not for you. there’s only so many life boats and you’re not invited.
if a bail out could possibly do what you hope it would do, why wouldn’t it just be standard policy? if everyone could live on the dole and not be responsible or productive citizens and yet live a life of luxury, why bother with capitalism and competition? education and innovation?
December 3, 2007 at 7:20 AM #108070drunkleParticipanti suspect alot of bitter or gullible renters bought in at or around the peak due to the seemingly ever increasing prices, ever increasing availability of free money, ever increasing pressure from grocery store clerks and infomercials talking about “you loser! look at me, look at these beautiful women! you be like me, you stop being loser!” those bitter/gullible renters are now bitter debtors.
you gotta be a total moron to think that a “bail out” will succeed in achieving whatever goal you’re praying for it to achieve. it won’t. the bail out is not for you. there’s only so many life boats and you’re not invited.
if a bail out could possibly do what you hope it would do, why wouldn’t it just be standard policy? if everyone could live on the dole and not be responsible or productive citizens and yet live a life of luxury, why bother with capitalism and competition? education and innovation?
December 3, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108004crParticipantIt diminishes the respectability of this site and it’s valuable contributors when people like this come along and cry foul to anyone who thinks a housing correction is in order, yet is guilty of their own accusations, while showing nothing but complete ignorance in making such ludicrous claims.
I couldn’t be happier as a renter, as long as my landlord doen’t start gloating about having stood in breadlines as a child, and call me bitter about not being one of the 2 million people recieving default notices.
Here’s the number MPO – 1-888-995-HOPE, it’s probably busy.
December 3, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108107crParticipantIt diminishes the respectability of this site and it’s valuable contributors when people like this come along and cry foul to anyone who thinks a housing correction is in order, yet is guilty of their own accusations, while showing nothing but complete ignorance in making such ludicrous claims.
I couldn’t be happier as a renter, as long as my landlord doen’t start gloating about having stood in breadlines as a child, and call me bitter about not being one of the 2 million people recieving default notices.
Here’s the number MPO – 1-888-995-HOPE, it’s probably busy.
December 3, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108140crParticipantIt diminishes the respectability of this site and it’s valuable contributors when people like this come along and cry foul to anyone who thinks a housing correction is in order, yet is guilty of their own accusations, while showing nothing but complete ignorance in making such ludicrous claims.
I couldn’t be happier as a renter, as long as my landlord doen’t start gloating about having stood in breadlines as a child, and call me bitter about not being one of the 2 million people recieving default notices.
Here’s the number MPO – 1-888-995-HOPE, it’s probably busy.
December 3, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108147crParticipantIt diminishes the respectability of this site and it’s valuable contributors when people like this come along and cry foul to anyone who thinks a housing correction is in order, yet is guilty of their own accusations, while showing nothing but complete ignorance in making such ludicrous claims.
I couldn’t be happier as a renter, as long as my landlord doen’t start gloating about having stood in breadlines as a child, and call me bitter about not being one of the 2 million people recieving default notices.
Here’s the number MPO – 1-888-995-HOPE, it’s probably busy.
December 3, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108160crParticipantIt diminishes the respectability of this site and it’s valuable contributors when people like this come along and cry foul to anyone who thinks a housing correction is in order, yet is guilty of their own accusations, while showing nothing but complete ignorance in making such ludicrous claims.
I couldn’t be happier as a renter, as long as my landlord doen’t start gloating about having stood in breadlines as a child, and call me bitter about not being one of the 2 million people recieving default notices.
Here’s the number MPO – 1-888-995-HOPE, it’s probably busy.
December 3, 2007 at 10:44 AM #108019MultiplepropertyownerParticipantAlright, I need to get back to caring for all my multiple properties and have no more time to post, for I am counting all of the money I make from rents.:)
P.S. There were some really good insights brought up in this conversation. The usual suspects always have something good to say Bugs, Rustico, Sdrealtor, blackbox and more.
In the end I still believe most of the negative pub this site gets comes from people who missed out on the upswing.
I also don’t like a bail out, but in the end I think it will help on softening the landing. I would actually like to see the market go down another 20% as I am hoping to buy in Leucadia in the next 5 years and the properties which I do have are long term holds. Oh, and one more thing, the only bread line I ever stood in with my parents as a kid was at the buffet at the Rancho Santa Fe Inn.
Merry Christmas,
Multiplepropertytroll,December 3, 2007 at 10:44 AM #108122MultiplepropertyownerParticipantAlright, I need to get back to caring for all my multiple properties and have no more time to post, for I am counting all of the money I make from rents.:)
P.S. There were some really good insights brought up in this conversation. The usual suspects always have something good to say Bugs, Rustico, Sdrealtor, blackbox and more.
In the end I still believe most of the negative pub this site gets comes from people who missed out on the upswing.
I also don’t like a bail out, but in the end I think it will help on softening the landing. I would actually like to see the market go down another 20% as I am hoping to buy in Leucadia in the next 5 years and the properties which I do have are long term holds. Oh, and one more thing, the only bread line I ever stood in with my parents as a kid was at the buffet at the Rancho Santa Fe Inn.
Merry Christmas,
Multiplepropertytroll,December 3, 2007 at 10:44 AM #108154MultiplepropertyownerParticipantAlright, I need to get back to caring for all my multiple properties and have no more time to post, for I am counting all of the money I make from rents.:)
P.S. There were some really good insights brought up in this conversation. The usual suspects always have something good to say Bugs, Rustico, Sdrealtor, blackbox and more.
In the end I still believe most of the negative pub this site gets comes from people who missed out on the upswing.
I also don’t like a bail out, but in the end I think it will help on softening the landing. I would actually like to see the market go down another 20% as I am hoping to buy in Leucadia in the next 5 years and the properties which I do have are long term holds. Oh, and one more thing, the only bread line I ever stood in with my parents as a kid was at the buffet at the Rancho Santa Fe Inn.
Merry Christmas,
Multiplepropertytroll,December 3, 2007 at 10:44 AM #108162MultiplepropertyownerParticipantAlright, I need to get back to caring for all my multiple properties and have no more time to post, for I am counting all of the money I make from rents.:)
P.S. There were some really good insights brought up in this conversation. The usual suspects always have something good to say Bugs, Rustico, Sdrealtor, blackbox and more.
In the end I still believe most of the negative pub this site gets comes from people who missed out on the upswing.
I also don’t like a bail out, but in the end I think it will help on softening the landing. I would actually like to see the market go down another 20% as I am hoping to buy in Leucadia in the next 5 years and the properties which I do have are long term holds. Oh, and one more thing, the only bread line I ever stood in with my parents as a kid was at the buffet at the Rancho Santa Fe Inn.
Merry Christmas,
Multiplepropertytroll, -
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