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July 16, 2008 at 8:58 PM #240788July 16, 2008 at 11:00 PM #240652TheBreezeParticipant
[quote=Daverz]I don’t see anything in the original post asking for a handout, and nothing about walking away or avoiding responsibilities. The well of bitterness here is getting pretty deep when you folks just make stuff up.[/quote]
Fair enough. The second poster did mention a possible bail out though. I just wanted the thread starter to know that foreclosing or doing a short sale doesn’t take money from bank executives. Eventually the loss will be passed on to innocent uninsured depositors and taxpayers.
July 16, 2008 at 11:00 PM #240790TheBreezeParticipant[quote=Daverz]I don’t see anything in the original post asking for a handout, and nothing about walking away or avoiding responsibilities. The well of bitterness here is getting pretty deep when you folks just make stuff up.[/quote]
Fair enough. The second poster did mention a possible bail out though. I just wanted the thread starter to know that foreclosing or doing a short sale doesn’t take money from bank executives. Eventually the loss will be passed on to innocent uninsured depositors and taxpayers.
July 16, 2008 at 11:00 PM #240796TheBreezeParticipant[quote=Daverz]I don’t see anything in the original post asking for a handout, and nothing about walking away or avoiding responsibilities. The well of bitterness here is getting pretty deep when you folks just make stuff up.[/quote]
Fair enough. The second poster did mention a possible bail out though. I just wanted the thread starter to know that foreclosing or doing a short sale doesn’t take money from bank executives. Eventually the loss will be passed on to innocent uninsured depositors and taxpayers.
July 16, 2008 at 11:00 PM #240848TheBreezeParticipant[quote=Daverz]I don’t see anything in the original post asking for a handout, and nothing about walking away or avoiding responsibilities. The well of bitterness here is getting pretty deep when you folks just make stuff up.[/quote]
Fair enough. The second poster did mention a possible bail out though. I just wanted the thread starter to know that foreclosing or doing a short sale doesn’t take money from bank executives. Eventually the loss will be passed on to innocent uninsured depositors and taxpayers.
July 16, 2008 at 11:00 PM #240855TheBreezeParticipant[quote=Daverz]I don’t see anything in the original post asking for a handout, and nothing about walking away or avoiding responsibilities. The well of bitterness here is getting pretty deep when you folks just make stuff up.[/quote]
Fair enough. The second poster did mention a possible bail out though. I just wanted the thread starter to know that foreclosing or doing a short sale doesn’t take money from bank executives. Eventually the loss will be passed on to innocent uninsured depositors and taxpayers.
July 16, 2008 at 11:39 PM #240677sdgldnbearParticipantThe Breeze, eeeasy partner. I am not looking for a “bailout,” and won’t be needing one. Wife and I are in great shape. Boring as it sounds, I am just trying to plot my next move and thought I’d float my ideas/questions about the market out there. I have a great loan, locked in my rate for good when I bought, and am great on my debt to income ratio.
Thank you all for the responses. SD Realtor, I may hit you up for that spreadsheet. Truth is, we are very happy here, and are only thinking of moving because someday, years from now, we will outgrow the house.
July 16, 2008 at 11:39 PM #240813sdgldnbearParticipantThe Breeze, eeeasy partner. I am not looking for a “bailout,” and won’t be needing one. Wife and I are in great shape. Boring as it sounds, I am just trying to plot my next move and thought I’d float my ideas/questions about the market out there. I have a great loan, locked in my rate for good when I bought, and am great on my debt to income ratio.
Thank you all for the responses. SD Realtor, I may hit you up for that spreadsheet. Truth is, we are very happy here, and are only thinking of moving because someday, years from now, we will outgrow the house.
July 16, 2008 at 11:39 PM #240821sdgldnbearParticipantThe Breeze, eeeasy partner. I am not looking for a “bailout,” and won’t be needing one. Wife and I are in great shape. Boring as it sounds, I am just trying to plot my next move and thought I’d float my ideas/questions about the market out there. I have a great loan, locked in my rate for good when I bought, and am great on my debt to income ratio.
Thank you all for the responses. SD Realtor, I may hit you up for that spreadsheet. Truth is, we are very happy here, and are only thinking of moving because someday, years from now, we will outgrow the house.
July 16, 2008 at 11:39 PM #240874sdgldnbearParticipantThe Breeze, eeeasy partner. I am not looking for a “bailout,” and won’t be needing one. Wife and I are in great shape. Boring as it sounds, I am just trying to plot my next move and thought I’d float my ideas/questions about the market out there. I have a great loan, locked in my rate for good when I bought, and am great on my debt to income ratio.
Thank you all for the responses. SD Realtor, I may hit you up for that spreadsheet. Truth is, we are very happy here, and are only thinking of moving because someday, years from now, we will outgrow the house.
July 16, 2008 at 11:39 PM #240879sdgldnbearParticipantThe Breeze, eeeasy partner. I am not looking for a “bailout,” and won’t be needing one. Wife and I are in great shape. Boring as it sounds, I am just trying to plot my next move and thought I’d float my ideas/questions about the market out there. I have a great loan, locked in my rate for good when I bought, and am great on my debt to income ratio.
Thank you all for the responses. SD Realtor, I may hit you up for that spreadsheet. Truth is, we are very happy here, and are only thinking of moving because someday, years from now, we will outgrow the house.
July 17, 2008 at 12:23 AM #240697SD RealtorParticipantNot to worry bear. I think that you guys will do fine where you are at for the long haul. The only shakiness may be with regards to school for the kids. If you ever reach the crux where it is a decision of taking a big loss because you need the room at the very bottom of the market or near the bottom, then just add on.
July 17, 2008 at 12:23 AM #240834SD RealtorParticipantNot to worry bear. I think that you guys will do fine where you are at for the long haul. The only shakiness may be with regards to school for the kids. If you ever reach the crux where it is a decision of taking a big loss because you need the room at the very bottom of the market or near the bottom, then just add on.
July 17, 2008 at 12:23 AM #240841SD RealtorParticipantNot to worry bear. I think that you guys will do fine where you are at for the long haul. The only shakiness may be with regards to school for the kids. If you ever reach the crux where it is a decision of taking a big loss because you need the room at the very bottom of the market or near the bottom, then just add on.
July 17, 2008 at 12:23 AM #240894SD RealtorParticipantNot to worry bear. I think that you guys will do fine where you are at for the long haul. The only shakiness may be with regards to school for the kids. If you ever reach the crux where it is a decision of taking a big loss because you need the room at the very bottom of the market or near the bottom, then just add on.
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