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March 5, 2009 at 5:15 PM #361557March 5, 2009 at 5:16 PM #360973
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Participant“The reckless lending practices in states like Florida, California and Nevada that were the epicenter of the housing crisis are no longer driving up the nation’s delinquency rate. Instead, the foreclosure crisis now is being fueled by a spike in defaults in states like Louisiana, New York, Georgia and Texas, where the economies are rapidly deteriorating and thousands are losing their jobs.”
Moving out of CA ???
I still say where are they going and why,
This one is not like the 90’s at all !!!March 5, 2009 at 5:16 PM #361271Participant“The reckless lending practices in states like Florida, California and Nevada that were the epicenter of the housing crisis are no longer driving up the nation’s delinquency rate. Instead, the foreclosure crisis now is being fueled by a spike in defaults in states like Louisiana, New York, Georgia and Texas, where the economies are rapidly deteriorating and thousands are losing their jobs.”
Moving out of CA ???
I still say where are they going and why,
This one is not like the 90’s at all !!!March 5, 2009 at 5:16 PM #361413Participant“The reckless lending practices in states like Florida, California and Nevada that were the epicenter of the housing crisis are no longer driving up the nation’s delinquency rate. Instead, the foreclosure crisis now is being fueled by a spike in defaults in states like Louisiana, New York, Georgia and Texas, where the economies are rapidly deteriorating and thousands are losing their jobs.”
Moving out of CA ???
I still say where are they going and why,
This one is not like the 90’s at all !!!March 5, 2009 at 5:16 PM #361454Participant“The reckless lending practices in states like Florida, California and Nevada that were the epicenter of the housing crisis are no longer driving up the nation’s delinquency rate. Instead, the foreclosure crisis now is being fueled by a spike in defaults in states like Louisiana, New York, Georgia and Texas, where the economies are rapidly deteriorating and thousands are losing their jobs.”
Moving out of CA ???
I still say where are they going and why,
This one is not like the 90’s at all !!!March 5, 2009 at 5:16 PM #361562Participant“The reckless lending practices in states like Florida, California and Nevada that were the epicenter of the housing crisis are no longer driving up the nation’s delinquency rate. Instead, the foreclosure crisis now is being fueled by a spike in defaults in states like Louisiana, New York, Georgia and Texas, where the economies are rapidly deteriorating and thousands are losing their jobs.”
Moving out of CA ???
I still say where are they going and why,
This one is not like the 90’s at all !!!March 5, 2009 at 5:17 PM #3609784plexowner
Participantanother city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289
March 5, 2009 at 5:17 PM #361276Participantanother city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289
March 5, 2009 at 5:17 PM #361418Participantanother city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289
March 5, 2009 at 5:17 PM #361459Participantanother city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289
March 5, 2009 at 5:17 PM #361567Participantanother city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289
March 5, 2009 at 5:26 PM #361002Participant[quote=4plexowner]another city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289[/quote]
Denver ?? I knew several people (long time ago I will admit) that moved to Denver, they lasted about 2 years on average before moving back to Socal, (seriously less money in Denver) and winter can be brutal.
March 5, 2009 at 5:26 PM #361301Participant[quote=4plexowner]another city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289[/quote]
Denver ?? I knew several people (long time ago I will admit) that moved to Denver, they lasted about 2 years on average before moving back to Socal, (seriously less money in Denver) and winter can be brutal.
March 5, 2009 at 5:26 PM #361443Participant[quote=4plexowner]another city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289[/quote]
Denver ?? I knew several people (long time ago I will admit) that moved to Denver, they lasted about 2 years on average before moving back to Socal, (seriously less money in Denver) and winter can be brutal.
March 5, 2009 at 5:26 PM #361484Participant[quote=4plexowner]another city that might make financial sense to somebody bailing on San Diego is Denver
San Diego to Denver – 10′ truck $925
Denver to San Diego – 10′ truck $289[/quote]
Denver ?? I knew several people (long time ago I will admit) that moved to Denver, they lasted about 2 years on average before moving back to Socal, (seriously less money in Denver) and winter can be brutal.
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