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March 13, 2008 at 1:42 PM #169259March 13, 2008 at 2:26 PM #168843
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Yes, of course, there are those who are waiting to prey upon the misfortune of others–that’s nothing new in business or in life–it’s been happening forever–it’s part of a natural cycle.
The housing debacle we are currently experiencing–created, sadly, by stupidity and greed–provides a fertile hunting ground for this behavior–but, again, as in all things–it’s natural–it’s as it should be–it’s a case of survival of the fittest.
Some will win, some will lose, and far more are insulated from this disaster than one might think–and really don’t care–so don’t worry about it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:26 PM #169174ParticipantVertigo
Yes, of course, there are those who are waiting to prey upon the misfortune of others–that’s nothing new in business or in life–it’s been happening forever–it’s part of a natural cycle.
The housing debacle we are currently experiencing–created, sadly, by stupidity and greed–provides a fertile hunting ground for this behavior–but, again, as in all things–it’s natural–it’s as it should be–it’s a case of survival of the fittest.
Some will win, some will lose, and far more are insulated from this disaster than one might think–and really don’t care–so don’t worry about it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:26 PM #169176ParticipantVertigo
Yes, of course, there are those who are waiting to prey upon the misfortune of others–that’s nothing new in business or in life–it’s been happening forever–it’s part of a natural cycle.
The housing debacle we are currently experiencing–created, sadly, by stupidity and greed–provides a fertile hunting ground for this behavior–but, again, as in all things–it’s natural–it’s as it should be–it’s a case of survival of the fittest.
Some will win, some will lose, and far more are insulated from this disaster than one might think–and really don’t care–so don’t worry about it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:26 PM #169200ParticipantVertigo
Yes, of course, there are those who are waiting to prey upon the misfortune of others–that’s nothing new in business or in life–it’s been happening forever–it’s part of a natural cycle.
The housing debacle we are currently experiencing–created, sadly, by stupidity and greed–provides a fertile hunting ground for this behavior–but, again, as in all things–it’s natural–it’s as it should be–it’s a case of survival of the fittest.
Some will win, some will lose, and far more are insulated from this disaster than one might think–and really don’t care–so don’t worry about it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:26 PM #169277ParticipantVertigo
Yes, of course, there are those who are waiting to prey upon the misfortune of others–that’s nothing new in business or in life–it’s been happening forever–it’s part of a natural cycle.
The housing debacle we are currently experiencing–created, sadly, by stupidity and greed–provides a fertile hunting ground for this behavior–but, again, as in all things–it’s natural–it’s as it should be–it’s a case of survival of the fittest.
Some will win, some will lose, and far more are insulated from this disaster than one might think–and really don’t care–so don’t worry about it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:47 PM #168858Anonymous
GuestI’m with you, Vertigo. I wouldn’t call it greed necessarily, but I’ve seen an awful lot of unseemly crowing over other people’s misfortunes on this forum. The fact is there are a lot of people who bought homes near the top of the last cycle who weren’t just out to make a quick buck, who didn’t refinance multiple times to go on nice vacations and drive a fancy car — they just wanted to own a home and were afraid they’d be priced out of the market forever.
I’ve also seen a lot of really stupid comments regarding prices returning to 1999, 1992 or even 1982 levels and comparing current price reductions in Temecula to what’s supposedly in store for coastal San Diego.
It’s TEMECULA for God’s sake. It’s a good hour and a half from anywhere worth living in. And why stop at forecasting 30%, 40%, or even 70% price drops, as most of you seem so intent on doing? Why not go all the way and predict 100% price reductions… after all, as one of you nitwits actually said, Detroit proves that real estate can actually attain zero value.
Vultures? Maybe not. Turkeys is more like it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:47 PM #169189GuestI’m with you, Vertigo. I wouldn’t call it greed necessarily, but I’ve seen an awful lot of unseemly crowing over other people’s misfortunes on this forum. The fact is there are a lot of people who bought homes near the top of the last cycle who weren’t just out to make a quick buck, who didn’t refinance multiple times to go on nice vacations and drive a fancy car — they just wanted to own a home and were afraid they’d be priced out of the market forever.
I’ve also seen a lot of really stupid comments regarding prices returning to 1999, 1992 or even 1982 levels and comparing current price reductions in Temecula to what’s supposedly in store for coastal San Diego.
It’s TEMECULA for God’s sake. It’s a good hour and a half from anywhere worth living in. And why stop at forecasting 30%, 40%, or even 70% price drops, as most of you seem so intent on doing? Why not go all the way and predict 100% price reductions… after all, as one of you nitwits actually said, Detroit proves that real estate can actually attain zero value.
Vultures? Maybe not. Turkeys is more like it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:47 PM #169191GuestI’m with you, Vertigo. I wouldn’t call it greed necessarily, but I’ve seen an awful lot of unseemly crowing over other people’s misfortunes on this forum. The fact is there are a lot of people who bought homes near the top of the last cycle who weren’t just out to make a quick buck, who didn’t refinance multiple times to go on nice vacations and drive a fancy car — they just wanted to own a home and were afraid they’d be priced out of the market forever.
I’ve also seen a lot of really stupid comments regarding prices returning to 1999, 1992 or even 1982 levels and comparing current price reductions in Temecula to what’s supposedly in store for coastal San Diego.
It’s TEMECULA for God’s sake. It’s a good hour and a half from anywhere worth living in. And why stop at forecasting 30%, 40%, or even 70% price drops, as most of you seem so intent on doing? Why not go all the way and predict 100% price reductions… after all, as one of you nitwits actually said, Detroit proves that real estate can actually attain zero value.
Vultures? Maybe not. Turkeys is more like it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:47 PM #169215GuestI’m with you, Vertigo. I wouldn’t call it greed necessarily, but I’ve seen an awful lot of unseemly crowing over other people’s misfortunes on this forum. The fact is there are a lot of people who bought homes near the top of the last cycle who weren’t just out to make a quick buck, who didn’t refinance multiple times to go on nice vacations and drive a fancy car — they just wanted to own a home and were afraid they’d be priced out of the market forever.
I’ve also seen a lot of really stupid comments regarding prices returning to 1999, 1992 or even 1982 levels and comparing current price reductions in Temecula to what’s supposedly in store for coastal San Diego.
It’s TEMECULA for God’s sake. It’s a good hour and a half from anywhere worth living in. And why stop at forecasting 30%, 40%, or even 70% price drops, as most of you seem so intent on doing? Why not go all the way and predict 100% price reductions… after all, as one of you nitwits actually said, Detroit proves that real estate can actually attain zero value.
Vultures? Maybe not. Turkeys is more like it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:47 PM #169292GuestI’m with you, Vertigo. I wouldn’t call it greed necessarily, but I’ve seen an awful lot of unseemly crowing over other people’s misfortunes on this forum. The fact is there are a lot of people who bought homes near the top of the last cycle who weren’t just out to make a quick buck, who didn’t refinance multiple times to go on nice vacations and drive a fancy car — they just wanted to own a home and were afraid they’d be priced out of the market forever.
I’ve also seen a lot of really stupid comments regarding prices returning to 1999, 1992 or even 1982 levels and comparing current price reductions in Temecula to what’s supposedly in store for coastal San Diego.
It’s TEMECULA for God’s sake. It’s a good hour and a half from anywhere worth living in. And why stop at forecasting 30%, 40%, or even 70% price drops, as most of you seem so intent on doing? Why not go all the way and predict 100% price reductions… after all, as one of you nitwits actually said, Detroit proves that real estate can actually attain zero value.
Vultures? Maybe not. Turkeys is more like it.
March 13, 2008 at 2:51 PM #168863lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantWTF do people like this clown above even come to these boards for, anyway?
What a bunch of pathetic bitter “owners”.
March 13, 2008 at 2:51 PM #169194ParticipantWTF do people like this clown above even come to these boards for, anyway?
What a bunch of pathetic bitter “owners”.
March 13, 2008 at 2:51 PM #169196ParticipantWTF do people like this clown above even come to these boards for, anyway?
What a bunch of pathetic bitter “owners”.
March 13, 2008 at 2:51 PM #169220ParticipantWTF do people like this clown above even come to these boards for, anyway?
What a bunch of pathetic bitter “owners”.
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