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January 14, 2008 at 3:12 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135650January 14, 2008 at 3:12 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135847
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ParticipantAgreed. Bubble naysayers, if they even exist anymore, always said LA was immune form this – I see more foreclosures in my “insulated” neighborhood every week.
One thing irritates me about this article though aside from it not specifically mentioning L.A. yet, and it’s this:
“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Maybe the rate is quicker than some expected, but certainly not all, and it happeneing at all is no surprise, people just didn’t want to hear it. But with people paying 10-12 times their income for a home, and not even paying the full interest, no fallout should be a surprise.
January 14, 2008 at 3:12 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135850ParticipantAgreed. Bubble naysayers, if they even exist anymore, always said LA was immune form this – I see more foreclosures in my “insulated” neighborhood every week.
One thing irritates me about this article though aside from it not specifically mentioning L.A. yet, and it’s this:
“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Maybe the rate is quicker than some expected, but certainly not all, and it happeneing at all is no surprise, people just didn’t want to hear it. But with people paying 10-12 times their income for a home, and not even paying the full interest, no fallout should be a surprise.
January 14, 2008 at 3:12 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135908ParticipantAgreed. Bubble naysayers, if they even exist anymore, always said LA was immune form this – I see more foreclosures in my “insulated” neighborhood every week.
One thing irritates me about this article though aside from it not specifically mentioning L.A. yet, and it’s this:
“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Maybe the rate is quicker than some expected, but certainly not all, and it happeneing at all is no surprise, people just didn’t want to hear it. But with people paying 10-12 times their income for a home, and not even paying the full interest, no fallout should be a surprise.
January 14, 2008 at 3:12 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135951ParticipantAgreed. Bubble naysayers, if they even exist anymore, always said LA was immune form this – I see more foreclosures in my “insulated” neighborhood every week.
One thing irritates me about this article though aside from it not specifically mentioning L.A. yet, and it’s this:
“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Maybe the rate is quicker than some expected, but certainly not all, and it happeneing at all is no surprise, people just didn’t want to hear it. But with people paying 10-12 times their income for a home, and not even paying the full interest, no fallout should be a surprise.
January 14, 2008 at 10:31 AM in reply to: OT: Avoid Capital One No Hassel miles Rewards cards #135485ParticipantNostra- I do the same thing. I did it with every offer I got for about a year and stopped getting them.
It’s incredible to think that outside the annual fee of maybe $150 on some cards, CC companies make all their money on charging people for spending money they haven’t even made yet.
January 14, 2008 at 10:31 AM in reply to: OT: Avoid Capital One No Hassel miles Rewards cards #135683ParticipantNostra- I do the same thing. I did it with every offer I got for about a year and stopped getting them.
It’s incredible to think that outside the annual fee of maybe $150 on some cards, CC companies make all their money on charging people for spending money they haven’t even made yet.
January 14, 2008 at 10:31 AM in reply to: OT: Avoid Capital One No Hassel miles Rewards cards #135686ParticipantNostra- I do the same thing. I did it with every offer I got for about a year and stopped getting them.
It’s incredible to think that outside the annual fee of maybe $150 on some cards, CC companies make all their money on charging people for spending money they haven’t even made yet.
January 14, 2008 at 10:31 AM in reply to: OT: Avoid Capital One No Hassel miles Rewards cards #135743ParticipantNostra- I do the same thing. I did it with every offer I got for about a year and stopped getting them.
It’s incredible to think that outside the annual fee of maybe $150 on some cards, CC companies make all their money on charging people for spending money they haven’t even made yet.
January 14, 2008 at 10:31 AM in reply to: OT: Avoid Capital One No Hassel miles Rewards cards #135784ParticipantNostra- I do the same thing. I did it with every offer I got for about a year and stopped getting them.
It’s incredible to think that outside the annual fee of maybe $150 on some cards, CC companies make all their money on charging people for spending money they haven’t even made yet.
ParticipantZillow has also become a place for home owners (money renters) to come and complain that the value of their home is too low.
Next time you’re on check out the discussions. There must be a thousand people on there who think their $500,000 2000 sq ft tract home is under valued because they just remodeled it (without permits) and put in SS appliances.
They are in for a treat once Zillow updates their formulas.
ParticipantZillow has also become a place for home owners (money renters) to come and complain that the value of their home is too low.
Next time you’re on check out the discussions. There must be a thousand people on there who think their $500,000 2000 sq ft tract home is under valued because they just remodeled it (without permits) and put in SS appliances.
They are in for a treat once Zillow updates their formulas.
ParticipantZillow has also become a place for home owners (money renters) to come and complain that the value of their home is too low.
Next time you’re on check out the discussions. There must be a thousand people on there who think their $500,000 2000 sq ft tract home is under valued because they just remodeled it (without permits) and put in SS appliances.
They are in for a treat once Zillow updates their formulas.
ParticipantZillow has also become a place for home owners (money renters) to come and complain that the value of their home is too low.
Next time you’re on check out the discussions. There must be a thousand people on there who think their $500,000 2000 sq ft tract home is under valued because they just remodeled it (without permits) and put in SS appliances.
They are in for a treat once Zillow updates their formulas.
ParticipantZillow has also become a place for home owners (money renters) to come and complain that the value of their home is too low.
Next time you’re on check out the discussions. There must be a thousand people on there who think their $500,000 2000 sq ft tract home is under valued because they just remodeled it (without permits) and put in SS appliances.
They are in for a treat once Zillow updates their formulas.
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