Quit whinning about bail outs

[VoZangre]

Maybe he was thinking of

the British…

whinging?

[rankandfile]

To question the validity of this blog is to question the thought process of our country in general. Yes, there are a bunch of members that appear to be bearish on the real estate market. This doesn’t make it wrong per se, but rather lends further credence to the fact that “birds of a feather flock together”. With that said there are many members of this blog, though they are likely a minority, who are more bullish on real estate.

I will not re-hash the sound statements made by Bugs, Hippmatt, Rustico, and NSR. I will only continue to state the obvious. The members of this blog are a cross-section of our country. Many of them, including myself, do not wish ill-will on anyone who is suffering from the current real estate meltdown. All they are seeking, and rightfully so in my opinion, is justification for deciding not to participate in the previous real estate bubble. Others may come across as crass by exclaiming that they can’t wait to see property owners burn at the stake. I think a great percentage of this fervor can be attributed to the anonymity of the internet.

We don’t want to see people suffer, we don’t want to have a government bailout. All we want is for real estate to come back to a level that is more in line with other leading economic indicators, such as income or wages.

rankandfile

[rankandfile]

To question the validity of this blog is to question the thought process of our country in general. Yes, there are a bunch of members that appear to be bearish on the real estate market. This doesn’t make it wrong per se, but rather lends further credence to the fact that “birds of a feather flock together”. With that said there are many members of this blog, though they are likely a minority, who are more bullish on real estate.

I will not re-hash the sound statements made by Bugs, Hippmatt, Rustico, and NSR. I will only continue to state the obvious. The members of this blog are a cross-section of our country. Many of them, including myself, do not wish ill-will on anyone who is suffering from the current real estate meltdown. All they are seeking, and rightfully so in my opinion, is justification for deciding not to participate in the previous real estate bubble. Others may come across as crass by exclaiming that they can’t wait to see property owners burn at the stake. I think a great percentage of this fervor can be attributed to the anonymity of the internet.

We don’t want to see people suffer, we don’t want to have a government bailout. All we want is for real estate to come back to a level that is more in line with other leading economic indicators, such as income or wages.

rankandfile

[rankandfile]

To question the validity of this blog is to question the thought process of our country in general. Yes, there are a bunch of members that appear to be bearish on the real estate market. This doesn’t make it wrong per se, but rather lends further credence to the fact that “birds of a feather flock together”. With that said there are many members of this blog, though they are likely a minority, who are more bullish on real estate.

I will not re-hash the sound statements made by Bugs, Hippmatt, Rustico, and NSR. I will only continue to state the obvious. The members of this blog are a cross-section of our country. Many of them, including myself, do not wish ill-will on anyone who is suffering from the current real estate meltdown. All they are seeking, and rightfully so in my opinion, is justification for deciding not to participate in the previous real estate bubble. Others may come across as crass by exclaiming that they can’t wait to see property owners burn at the stake. I think a great percentage of this fervor can be attributed to the anonymity of the internet.

We don’t want to see people suffer, we don’t want to have a government bailout. All we want is for real estate to come back to a level that is more in line with other leading economic indicators, such as income or wages.

rankandfile

[rankandfile]

To question the validity of this blog is to question the thought process of our country in general. Yes, there are a bunch of members that appear to be bearish on the real estate market. This doesn’t make it wrong per se, but rather lends further credence to the fact that “birds of a feather flock together”. With that said there are many members of this blog, though they are likely a minority, who are more bullish on real estate.

I will not re-hash the sound statements made by Bugs, Hippmatt, Rustico, and NSR. I will only continue to state the obvious. The members of this blog are a cross-section of our country. Many of them, including myself, do not wish ill-will on anyone who is suffering from the current real estate meltdown. All they are seeking, and rightfully so in my opinion, is justification for deciding not to participate in the previous real estate bubble. Others may come across as crass by exclaiming that they can’t wait to see property owners burn at the stake. I think a great percentage of this fervor can be attributed to the anonymity of the internet.

We don’t want to see people suffer, we don’t want to have a government bailout. All we want is for real estate to come back to a level that is more in line with other leading economic indicators, such as income or wages.

rankandfile

[rankandfile]

To question the validity of this blog is to question the thought process of our country in general. Yes, there are a bunch of members that appear to be bearish on the real estate market. This doesn’t make it wrong per se, but rather lends further credence to the fact that “birds of a feather flock together”. With that said there are many members of this blog, though they are likely a minority, who are more bullish on real estate.

I will not re-hash the sound statements made by Bugs, Hippmatt, Rustico, and NSR. I will only continue to state the obvious. The members of this blog are a cross-section of our country. Many of them, including myself, do not wish ill-will on anyone who is suffering from the current real estate meltdown. All they are seeking, and rightfully so in my opinion, is justification for deciding not to participate in the previous real estate bubble. Others may come across as crass by exclaiming that they can’t wait to see property owners burn at the stake. I think a great percentage of this fervor can be attributed to the anonymity of the internet.

We don’t want to see people suffer, we don’t want to have a government bailout. All we want is for real estate to come back to a level that is more in line with other leading economic indicators, such as income or wages.

rankandfile

[4plexowner]

“But what if bread lines would do the country some good?”

Amen! It’s called ‘tough love’ for a reason!

[4plexowner]

“But what if bread lines would do the country some good?”

Amen! It’s called ‘tough love’ for a reason!

[4plexowner]

“But what if bread lines would do the country some good?”

Amen! It’s called ‘tough love’ for a reason!

[4plexowner]

“But what if bread lines would do the country some good?”

Amen! It’s called ‘tough love’ for a reason!

[4plexowner]

“But what if bread lines would do the country some good?”

Amen! It’s called ‘tough love’ for a reason!

[GunDoctor]

“I know most of you are bitter because you don’t own homes. Thus, the tenor of this forum, which is generally caustic. Watching others suffer makes you feel a bit better about your situation as a renter.”

Lets be honest here. I don’t know anyone right now who is bitter because they don’t own a home. I do know some very bitter people right now though..lets count them up.

bitter home buyers who waaaaay overpaid and are done like dinner.

bitter RE agents
bitter loan Companies
bitter investors.
bitter CEO’s…who are no longer CEO.
bitter builders
bitter bankrupt banks

on and on and on…..

Yep the more I look around the more I would say that there are NO bitter renters. In fact the situation has reversed with the Bitter Buyers wishing they were renters instead.

As far as how I care about being a renter and watching buyers suffer. I feel the same as when I watched them rake in all that money. I was happy for them…Really. I am just as happy to watch those phoney prices and gains drift back down to reality. Easy come, easy go. Just like Vegas!

I was never bitter renting…I was bitter watching my fellow countrymen, and leadership get greedy and let this thing get so far out of control that we now ALL must suffer. The brakes should have been put on long ago. That sir make me bitter

[GunDoctor]

“I know most of you are bitter because you don’t own homes. Thus, the tenor of this forum, which is generally caustic. Watching others suffer makes you feel a bit better about your situation as a renter.”

Lets be honest here. I don’t know anyone right now who is bitter because they don’t own a home. I do know some very bitter people right now though..lets count them up.

bitter home buyers who waaaaay overpaid and are done like dinner.

bitter RE agents
bitter loan Companies
bitter investors.
bitter CEO’s…who are no longer CEO.
bitter builders
bitter bankrupt banks

on and on and on…..

Yep the more I look around the more I would say that there are NO bitter renters. In fact the situation has reversed with the Bitter Buyers wishing they were renters instead.

As far as how I care about being a renter and watching buyers suffer. I feel the same as when I watched them rake in all that money. I was happy for them…Really. I am just as happy to watch those phoney prices and gains drift back down to reality. Easy come, easy go. Just like Vegas!

I was never bitter renting…I was bitter watching my fellow countrymen, and leadership get greedy and let this thing get so far out of control that we now ALL must suffer. The brakes should have been put on long ago. That sir make me bitter

[GunDoctor]

“I know most of you are bitter because you don’t own homes. Thus, the tenor of this forum, which is generally caustic. Watching others suffer makes you feel a bit better about your situation as a renter.”

Lets be honest here. I don’t know anyone right now who is bitter because they don’t own a home. I do know some very bitter people right now though..lets count them up.

bitter home buyers who waaaaay overpaid and are done like dinner.

bitter RE agents
bitter loan Companies
bitter investors.
bitter CEO’s…who are no longer CEO.
bitter builders
bitter bankrupt banks

on and on and on…..

Yep the more I look around the more I would say that there are NO bitter renters. In fact the situation has reversed with the Bitter Buyers wishing they were renters instead.

As far as how I care about being a renter and watching buyers suffer. I feel the same as when I watched them rake in all that money. I was happy for them…Really. I am just as happy to watch those phoney prices and gains drift back down to reality. Easy come, easy go. Just like Vegas!

I was never bitter renting…I was bitter watching my fellow countrymen, and leadership get greedy and let this thing get so far out of control that we now ALL must suffer. The brakes should have been put on long ago. That sir make me bitter

[GunDoctor]

“I know most of you are bitter because you don’t own homes. Thus, the tenor of this forum, which is generally caustic. Watching others suffer makes you feel a bit better about your situation as a renter.”

Lets be honest here. I don’t know anyone right now who is bitter because they don’t own a home. I do know some very bitter people right now though..lets count them up.

bitter home buyers who waaaaay overpaid and are done like dinner.

bitter RE agents
bitter loan Companies
bitter investors.
bitter CEO’s…who are no longer CEO.
bitter builders
bitter bankrupt banks

on and on and on…..

Yep the more I look around the more I would say that there are NO bitter renters. In fact the situation has reversed with the Bitter Buyers wishing they were renters instead.

As far as how I care about being a renter and watching buyers suffer. I feel the same as when I watched them rake in all that money. I was happy for them…Really. I am just as happy to watch those phoney prices and gains drift back down to reality. Easy come, easy go. Just like Vegas!

I was never bitter renting…I was bitter watching my fellow countrymen, and leadership get greedy and let this thing get so far out of control that we now ALL must suffer. The brakes should have been put on long ago. That sir make me bitter

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