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November 14, 2007 at 11:18 AM in reply to: Home prices back to 2003 levels – according to the UT #99434
Alex_angel
ParticipantI’d appreciate if you can ask him if he knows anyone interested in a San Diego RE story. You can email me at [email protected]
this story is great because it shows how the builders and lenders are trying to screw over home buyers and using the Good Earnest deposit as a hostage to get someone to sign into a loan that doesn’t make sense and is way over the head of the buyer.
ParticipantI’d appreciate if you can ask him if he knows anyone interested in a San Diego RE story. You can email me at [email protected]
this story is great because it shows how the builders and lenders are trying to screw over home buyers and using the Good Earnest deposit as a hostage to get someone to sign into a loan that doesn’t make sense and is way over the head of the buyer.
ParticipantI’d appreciate if you can ask him if he knows anyone interested in a San Diego RE story. You can email me at [email protected]
this story is great because it shows how the builders and lenders are trying to screw over home buyers and using the Good Earnest deposit as a hostage to get someone to sign into a loan that doesn’t make sense and is way over the head of the buyer.
ParticipantI’d appreciate if you can ask him if he knows anyone interested in a San Diego RE story. You can email me at [email protected]
this story is great because it shows how the builders and lenders are trying to screw over home buyers and using the Good Earnest deposit as a hostage to get someone to sign into a loan that doesn’t make sense and is way over the head of the buyer.
ParticipantFLU, you only think that way because you live in San Diego. move to Alabama and you’ll see that 1 million$ is a lot of cash
ParticipantFLU, you only think that way because you live in San Diego. move to Alabama and you’ll see that 1 million$ is a lot of cash
ParticipantFLU, you only think that way because you live in San Diego. move to Alabama and you’ll see that 1 million$ is a lot of cash
ParticipantFLU, you only think that way because you live in San Diego. move to Alabama and you’ll see that 1 million$ is a lot of cash
ParticipantKev,
You’d be surprised at how many easy coast millionaires simply buy homes here as a retreat. Huge chunks of the coastal properties are second or vacation home for the richie riches of this world.ParticipantKev,
You’d be surprised at how many easy coast millionaires simply buy homes here as a retreat. Huge chunks of the coastal properties are second or vacation home for the richie riches of this world.ParticipantKev,
You’d be surprised at how many easy coast millionaires simply buy homes here as a retreat. Huge chunks of the coastal properties are second or vacation home for the richie riches of this world.ParticipantKev,
You’d be surprised at how many easy coast millionaires simply buy homes here as a retreat. Huge chunks of the coastal properties are second or vacation home for the richie riches of this world.ParticipantWhat youa re saying is complete common sense, yet for some reason it doesn’t seem that way. People are still trying to outbid each other on homes, sales are still happening on over million dollar homes. What seems to be happening is that those who can’t afford are getting pushed out of SD and those who can are moving in. There was a stat that the population of SD is declining, but in reality it is just people that can’t afford to live here that are moving away.
ParticipantWhat youa re saying is complete common sense, yet for some reason it doesn’t seem that way. People are still trying to outbid each other on homes, sales are still happening on over million dollar homes. What seems to be happening is that those who can’t afford are getting pushed out of SD and those who can are moving in. There was a stat that the population of SD is declining, but in reality it is just people that can’t afford to live here that are moving away.
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