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ParticipantThese “victims” sure bought some pretty nice bling with all the borrowed money. Check out the two new SUVs in the driveway, and the sweet dolphin bust, and leather sofa sitting on the front lawn. Maybe these people should’ve paid their mortgage instead of living the big pimpin’ lifestyle, eh? As you watch the video, who do they think should be bailed out, the deadbeats who got greedy and bought stuff they can’t afford, or the regular homeless families priced out of a home forever?
ParticipantFNBO Direct has been giving 6.00% on there regular completely liquid online savings account. Granted that 6% will end on 9/28, and then go back to their regular 5.25%. Even the 5.25% is still pretty good for a regular savings account.
Time to look for the next 6% offer. It was HSBC online at 6.00% in the beginning of 2007, then FNBO online 6.00%, who’s next?
ParticipantHey Core!
You ol’ flipper rascal! Long time no smell.
How’s your real estate scam / get rich quick scheme going these days?
August 27, 2007 at 11:46 AM in reply to: Massive loss in Mira Mesa, purchased $570K, listing at $399K-$450K #81570ParticipantI just drove by a similar case in Mira Mesa the other day too.
It was last bought in ’05 at $564,000.
Now asking $399K – $440K.
The place seemed decent, but a small yard around it.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076051758-8456_Harlow_Terrace_San_Diego_CA_92126
August 27, 2007 at 11:46 AM in reply to: Massive loss in Mira Mesa, purchased $570K, listing at $399K-$450K #81702ParticipantI just drove by a similar case in Mira Mesa the other day too.
It was last bought in ’05 at $564,000.
Now asking $399K – $440K.
The place seemed decent, but a small yard around it.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076051758-8456_Harlow_Terrace_San_Diego_CA_92126
August 27, 2007 at 11:46 AM in reply to: Massive loss in Mira Mesa, purchased $570K, listing at $399K-$450K #81721ParticipantI just drove by a similar case in Mira Mesa the other day too.
It was last bought in ’05 at $564,000.
Now asking $399K – $440K.
The place seemed decent, but a small yard around it.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076051758-8456_Harlow_Terrace_San_Diego_CA_92126
ParticipantHa-ha. Daisy you are spot on. I am now addicted to these darn bubble blogs too. I tell myself the age old alcoholic line that I will be able to quit whenever I want, after I finally buy a house anyway. 🙂
Lately, for distraction, I like to go to open houses on Sundays and tease the realtors. It’s great when they ask me things like, “so do you plan to buy in the next few weeks?” and I reply, “Oh no, I plan to buy next year, or in 2009.” Usually I just get stunned silence.
Ok, it’s almost 1PM…
Time to go make the rounds in the 1-4PM open houses.
ParticipantHa-ha. Daisy you are spot on. I am now addicted to these darn bubble blogs too. I tell myself the age old alcoholic line that I will be able to quit whenever I want, after I finally buy a house anyway. 🙂
Lately, for distraction, I like to go to open houses on Sundays and tease the realtors. It’s great when they ask me things like, “so do you plan to buy in the next few weeks?” and I reply, “Oh no, I plan to buy next year, or in 2009.” Usually I just get stunned silence.
Ok, it’s almost 1PM…
Time to go make the rounds in the 1-4PM open houses.
ParticipantHa-ha. Daisy you are spot on. I am now addicted to these darn bubble blogs too. I tell myself the age old alcoholic line that I will be able to quit whenever I want, after I finally buy a house anyway. 🙂
Lately, for distraction, I like to go to open houses on Sundays and tease the realtors. It’s great when they ask me things like, “so do you plan to buy in the next few weeks?” and I reply, “Oh no, I plan to buy next year, or in 2009.” Usually I just get stunned silence.
Ok, it’s almost 1PM…
Time to go make the rounds in the 1-4PM open houses.
ParticipantYes, please take your POS off the market soon.
I only want to deal with the most desperate of bank owned foreclosures for the next two years.
Oh look! There’s another batch of REOs on the MLS today.
Buh bye now.
ParticipantYes, please take your POS off the market soon.
I only want to deal with the most desperate of bank owned foreclosures for the next two years.
Oh look! There’s another batch of REOs on the MLS today.
Buh bye now.
ParticipantYes, please take your POS off the market soon.
I only want to deal with the most desperate of bank owned foreclosures for the next two years.
Oh look! There’s another batch of REOs on the MLS today.
Buh bye now.
Participant“I couldn’t quite grasp the unbridled joy that the doom-and-gloomers seemed to have about the possibility that many families might lose THEIR HOMES in a downturn.
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Sorry George,
They are not THEIR HOMES until they pay back every penny of principal + interest on the suicide loans they signed to get into these homes. If every one of the families you mention would simply PAY THEIR MORTGAGES, not a single one of them will lose THEIR home.
But of course, almost none of 80% of the Loan-owners who took out the suicide loans could actually afford to make the real payments on these because that was never the intent to begin with. The intent was to continue to run up housing prices ever higher in order to steal the money from the next greater fool before the ARM resets kicked in. That way they could run away with the cash and leave me holding the bag.
It is this greed filled ponzi scheme that I take “unbridled joy” in seeing destroyed.
Just like you, George, I simply want, “a place to live for the rest of my life.” But because of the fraudulent housing price run ups you helped facilitate, my family and all future generations are now priced out forever.
Well, thanks to us on these blogs, maybe not “forever.”
Participant“I couldn’t quite grasp the unbridled joy that the doom-and-gloomers seemed to have about the possibility that many families might lose THEIR HOMES in a downturn.
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Sorry George,
They are not THEIR HOMES until they pay back every penny of principal + interest on the suicide loans they signed to get into these homes. If every one of the families you mention would simply PAY THEIR MORTGAGES, not a single one of them will lose THEIR home.
But of course, almost none of 80% of the Loan-owners who took out the suicide loans could actually afford to make the real payments on these because that was never the intent to begin with. The intent was to continue to run up housing prices ever higher in order to steal the money from the next greater fool before the ARM resets kicked in. That way they could run away with the cash and leave me holding the bag.
It is this greed filled ponzi scheme that I take “unbridled joy” in seeing destroyed.
Just like you, George, I simply want, “a place to live for the rest of my life.” But because of the fraudulent housing price run ups you helped facilitate, my family and all future generations are now priced out forever.
Well, thanks to us on these blogs, maybe not “forever.”
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