[bob2007]

Opinions will vary widely. Stay 5-10 years, probably ok. Have to sell in less than 5 years, maybe a 10%ish type loss. To me, even if it costs me 10%, if my quality of life goes up (meaning I am happier overall), its worth it.

[bob2007]

Opinions will vary widely. Stay 5-10 years, probably ok. Have to sell in less than 5 years, maybe a 10%ish type loss. To me, even if it costs me 10%, if my quality of life goes up (meaning I am happier overall), its worth it.

[bob2007]

I would seriously check with HLS to see what he can provide. He is very upfront about rates and fees.

[bob2007]

I would seriously check with HLS to see what he can provide. He is very upfront about rates and fees.

[bob2007]

I would seriously check with HLS to see what he can provide. He is very upfront about rates and fees.

[bob2007]

I would seriously check with HLS to see what he can provide. He is very upfront about rates and fees.

[bob2007]

I would seriously check with HLS to see what he can provide. He is very upfront about rates and fees.

[bob2007]

PS, the best way to handle this is what you have done, be honest and humble. There are others here that were way off as well.

Those who say “How would I every have know the gov’t would intervene” are still missing the point.

There really isn’t a totally free market. Those who control the money have significant influence. So a person does not need to know exactly what form the “event” will be that changes their free market prediction. They only need to know the people who control the money will act in a way that continues to make them money, in whatever form/business is necessary. So any posts I see that say they couldn’t see something coming still don’t get it.

So this time for a credit/housing problem it was gov’t intervention and now some financial institutions are showing record profits. Next crisis will be some other unforeseen event.

Any theory that relies on “free market” to force us into chaos is either going to be completely wrong, or if it ever comes to pass the last thing on your mind will be buying a house.

How could anyone see it coming? It always does..

[bob2007]

PS, the best way to handle this is what you have done, be honest and humble. There are others here that were way off as well.

Those who say “How would I every have know the gov’t would intervene” are still missing the point.

There really isn’t a totally free market. Those who control the money have significant influence. So a person does not need to know exactly what form the “event” will be that changes their free market prediction. They only need to know the people who control the money will act in a way that continues to make them money, in whatever form/business is necessary. So any posts I see that say they couldn’t see something coming still don’t get it.

So this time for a credit/housing problem it was gov’t intervention and now some financial institutions are showing record profits. Next crisis will be some other unforeseen event.

Any theory that relies on “free market” to force us into chaos is either going to be completely wrong, or if it ever comes to pass the last thing on your mind will be buying a house.

How could anyone see it coming? It always does..

[bob2007]

PS, the best way to handle this is what you have done, be honest and humble. There are others here that were way off as well.

Those who say “How would I every have know the gov’t would intervene” are still missing the point.

There really isn’t a totally free market. Those who control the money have significant influence. So a person does not need to know exactly what form the “event” will be that changes their free market prediction. They only need to know the people who control the money will act in a way that continues to make them money, in whatever form/business is necessary. So any posts I see that say they couldn’t see something coming still don’t get it.

So this time for a credit/housing problem it was gov’t intervention and now some financial institutions are showing record profits. Next crisis will be some other unforeseen event.

Any theory that relies on “free market” to force us into chaos is either going to be completely wrong, or if it ever comes to pass the last thing on your mind will be buying a house.

How could anyone see it coming? It always does..

[bob2007]

PS, the best way to handle this is what you have done, be honest and humble. There are others here that were way off as well.

Those who say “How would I every have know the gov’t would intervene” are still missing the point.

There really isn’t a totally free market. Those who control the money have significant influence. So a person does not need to know exactly what form the “event” will be that changes their free market prediction. They only need to know the people who control the money will act in a way that continues to make them money, in whatever form/business is necessary. So any posts I see that say they couldn’t see something coming still don’t get it.

So this time for a credit/housing problem it was gov’t intervention and now some financial institutions are showing record profits. Next crisis will be some other unforeseen event.

Any theory that relies on “free market” to force us into chaos is either going to be completely wrong, or if it ever comes to pass the last thing on your mind will be buying a house.

How could anyone see it coming? It always does..

[bob2007]

PS, the best way to handle this is what you have done, be honest and humble. There are others here that were way off as well.

Those who say “How would I every have know the gov’t would intervene” are still missing the point.

There really isn’t a totally free market. Those who control the money have significant influence. So a person does not need to know exactly what form the “event” will be that changes their free market prediction. They only need to know the people who control the money will act in a way that continues to make them money, in whatever form/business is necessary. So any posts I see that say they couldn’t see something coming still don’t get it.

So this time for a credit/housing problem it was gov’t intervention and now some financial institutions are showing record profits. Next crisis will be some other unforeseen event.

Any theory that relies on “free market” to force us into chaos is either going to be completely wrong, or if it ever comes to pass the last thing on your mind will be buying a house.

How could anyone see it coming? It always does..

[bob2007]

Sounds good for the most part. I actually like that area. Only downside is $500 mello roos and HOA. That would be a problem with resale. But, you say you want to stay for a long time, and are ok with that part, so maybe resale isn’t that big of a problem.

[bob2007]

Sounds good for the most part. I actually like that area. Only downside is $500 mello roos and HOA. That would be a problem with resale. But, you say you want to stay for a long time, and are ok with that part, so maybe resale isn’t that big of a problem.

[bob2007]

Sounds good for the most part. I actually like that area. Only downside is $500 mello roos and HOA. That would be a problem with resale. But, you say you want to stay for a long time, and are ok with that part, so maybe resale isn’t that big of a problem.

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