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ParticipantThis bill?
PEOPLE! Write your Senators and Representatives and tell them no!
If you want housing to correct and become affordable again for teachers, firemen, nurses, secretaries, mechanic’s and retail managers tell them to stop spending OUR money on people who bought houses they shouldn’t have!
ParticipantThis bill?
PEOPLE! Write your Senators and Representatives and tell them no!
If you want housing to correct and become affordable again for teachers, firemen, nurses, secretaries, mechanic’s and retail managers tell them to stop spending OUR money on people who bought houses they shouldn’t have!
ParticipantThis bill?
PEOPLE! Write your Senators and Representatives and tell them no!
If you want housing to correct and become affordable again for teachers, firemen, nurses, secretaries, mechanic’s and retail managers tell them to stop spending OUR money on people who bought houses they shouldn’t have!
July 22, 2008 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Will expensive places drop a lot in San Diego real estate? #244610July 22, 2008 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Will expensive places drop a lot in San Diego real estate? #244759July 22, 2008 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Will expensive places drop a lot in San Diego real estate? #244768July 22, 2008 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Will expensive places drop a lot in San Diego real estate? #244825July 22, 2008 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Will expensive places drop a lot in San Diego real estate? #244832ParticipantTo get back ON topic…
I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.
California foreclosures soar to 20-year high
In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.
Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.
It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.
ParticipantTo get back ON topic…
I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.
California foreclosures soar to 20-year high
In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.
Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.
It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.
ParticipantTo get back ON topic…
I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.
California foreclosures soar to 20-year high
In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.
Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.
It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.
ParticipantTo get back ON topic…
I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.
California foreclosures soar to 20-year high
In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.
Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.
It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.
ParticipantTo get back ON topic…
I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.
California foreclosures soar to 20-year high
In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.
Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.
It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.
ParticipantAt the risk of perpetuating OT posts, I’d suggest those who support Barack Hussein Obama II do a little reaserch on what he actually wants to do, and some of the things he has actually said before casting your vote for someone simply because they are not someone else.
Here’s one quote that literally made my skin crawl.
“I’ve got two daughters. 9 years old and 6 years old. I am going to teach them first of all about values and morals. But if they make a mistake, I don’t want them punished with a baby.”
Punished with a baby? Teach them morals, but no responsibility for their actions? Forget the abortion issue here, read between the lines.
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