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  • January 9, 2008 at 6:20 PM #133341
    Bugs
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    Info came 2 really big players in the residential lending business.

    January 9, 2008 at 6:57 PM #133073
    equalizer
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    The businessweek article also mentions Chula Vista and the code enforcer is pictured there. Chula Vista is worried about brown grass, brown pools and frat parties! Looks like we know where to host the next meetup!

    January 9, 2008 at 6:57 PM #133261
    equalizer
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    The businessweek article also mentions Chula Vista and the code enforcer is pictured there. Chula Vista is worried about brown grass, brown pools and frat parties! Looks like we know where to host the next meetup!

    January 9, 2008 at 6:57 PM #133274
    equalizer
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    The businessweek article also mentions Chula Vista and the code enforcer is pictured there. Chula Vista is worried about brown grass, brown pools and frat parties! Looks like we know where to host the next meetup!

    January 9, 2008 at 6:57 PM #133328
    equalizer
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    The businessweek article also mentions Chula Vista and the code enforcer is pictured there. Chula Vista is worried about brown grass, brown pools and frat parties! Looks like we know where to host the next meetup!

    January 9, 2008 at 6:57 PM #133365
    equalizer
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    The businessweek article also mentions Chula Vista and the code enforcer is pictured there. Chula Vista is worried about brown grass, brown pools and frat parties! Looks like we know where to host the next meetup!

    January 9, 2008 at 10:57 PM #133210
    kewp
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    Alrite, so banks are collecting properties faster than they are unloading them. Either they are deliberately sitting on them or they are just overwhelmed.

    I’ll freely admit I don’t know which one. I would *think*, however, that if they slashed the prices they would have no problem finding buyers.

    January 9, 2008 at 10:57 PM #133398
    kewp
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    Alrite, so banks are collecting properties faster than they are unloading them. Either they are deliberately sitting on them or they are just overwhelmed.

    I’ll freely admit I don’t know which one. I would *think*, however, that if they slashed the prices they would have no problem finding buyers.

    January 9, 2008 at 10:57 PM #133410
    kewp
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    Alrite, so banks are collecting properties faster than they are unloading them. Either they are deliberately sitting on them or they are just overwhelmed.

    I’ll freely admit I don’t know which one. I would *think*, however, that if they slashed the prices they would have no problem finding buyers.

    January 9, 2008 at 10:57 PM #133464
    kewp
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    Alrite, so banks are collecting properties faster than they are unloading them. Either they are deliberately sitting on them or they are just overwhelmed.

    I’ll freely admit I don’t know which one. I would *think*, however, that if they slashed the prices they would have no problem finding buyers.

    January 9, 2008 at 10:57 PM #133501
    kewp
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    Alrite, so banks are collecting properties faster than they are unloading them. Either they are deliberately sitting on them or they are just overwhelmed.

    I’ll freely admit I don’t know which one. I would *think*, however, that if they slashed the prices they would have no problem finding buyers.

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