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ParticipantWhat the hell am I supposed to do now? Over pay some ahole for his overpriced home…not pay the mortgage and get it paid for freee?
Obama can S**k my D***
ParticipantWhat the hell am I supposed to do now? Over pay some ahole for his overpriced home…not pay the mortgage and get it paid for freee?
Obama can S**k my D***
ParticipantGood question.
When I got onto this blog 3 (?) years ago I would sworn that I would be a buyer at these prices. However, I do think that this shawdow inventory will come into play and that the banks will fall victim to the law of economics. I think that we have another 30% left do go down in San Diego in the next 3 years.ParticipantGood question.
When I got onto this blog 3 (?) years ago I would sworn that I would be a buyer at these prices. However, I do think that this shawdow inventory will come into play and that the banks will fall victim to the law of economics. I think that we have another 30% left do go down in San Diego in the next 3 years.ParticipantGood question.
When I got onto this blog 3 (?) years ago I would sworn that I would be a buyer at these prices. However, I do think that this shawdow inventory will come into play and that the banks will fall victim to the law of economics. I think that we have another 30% left do go down in San Diego in the next 3 years.ParticipantGood question.
When I got onto this blog 3 (?) years ago I would sworn that I would be a buyer at these prices. However, I do think that this shawdow inventory will come into play and that the banks will fall victim to the law of economics. I think that we have another 30% left do go down in San Diego in the next 3 years.ParticipantGood question.
When I got onto this blog 3 (?) years ago I would sworn that I would be a buyer at these prices. However, I do think that this shawdow inventory will come into play and that the banks will fall victim to the law of economics. I think that we have another 30% left do go down in San Diego in the next 3 years.Participant[quote=scaredycat]i know the cure for real estate addiction:
allowing market forces to bring some real pain and reveal some real risk to playing with heavily leveraged assets.
clearly there hasn’t been enough pain if it still seems like it might be a good idea to get leveraged now.
just my feeling…I talk to so many people who continue to feel so optimistic about real estate. there needs to be more fear at a real bottom, i think….[/quote]
Amen!
Participant[quote=scaredycat]i know the cure for real estate addiction:
allowing market forces to bring some real pain and reveal some real risk to playing with heavily leveraged assets.
clearly there hasn’t been enough pain if it still seems like it might be a good idea to get leveraged now.
just my feeling…I talk to so many people who continue to feel so optimistic about real estate. there needs to be more fear at a real bottom, i think….[/quote]
Amen!
Participant[quote=scaredycat]i know the cure for real estate addiction:
allowing market forces to bring some real pain and reveal some real risk to playing with heavily leveraged assets.
clearly there hasn’t been enough pain if it still seems like it might be a good idea to get leveraged now.
just my feeling…I talk to so many people who continue to feel so optimistic about real estate. there needs to be more fear at a real bottom, i think….[/quote]
Amen!
Participant[quote=scaredycat]i know the cure for real estate addiction:
allowing market forces to bring some real pain and reveal some real risk to playing with heavily leveraged assets.
clearly there hasn’t been enough pain if it still seems like it might be a good idea to get leveraged now.
just my feeling…I talk to so many people who continue to feel so optimistic about real estate. there needs to be more fear at a real bottom, i think….[/quote]
Amen!
Participant[quote=scaredycat]i know the cure for real estate addiction:
allowing market forces to bring some real pain and reveal some real risk to playing with heavily leveraged assets.
clearly there hasn’t been enough pain if it still seems like it might be a good idea to get leveraged now.
just my feeling…I talk to so many people who continue to feel so optimistic about real estate. there needs to be more fear at a real bottom, i think….[/quote]
Amen!
ParticipantI am in the business.
Waste of money if you can simply go on to one of the many many online tools offered for free.ParticipantI am in the business.
Waste of money if you can simply go on to one of the many many online tools offered for free. -
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