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donaldduckmoore
ParticipantThat means we need to keep spending more than we can afford and to keep inflating everything in order to keep our economy alive. This is absurd. Everything is up up up. Japan had deflation before. Why not us.
ParticipantIs cash rebate legal?
August 28, 2007 at 5:07 PM in reply to: Anyone Using Everbank? If so, opinions and thoughts appreciated…. #82237Participant6% from HSBC? Do they still have it this year?
ParticipantI thought it is $3400 difference. Anyway, with such a large discrepancy, they may at some point sell the house. Do they own other properties? Did they buy the property for $760k?
ParticipantDoes that judge have a law degree? He might be on something.
ParticipantDoes that judge have a law degree? He might be on something.
ParticipantYou may find good deal on REOs although you may have to fix the house and do the lawn all over again. Stay away from short-sale, it is a pain and it takes forever and the bank/lender may not respond to you. It is a painful waiting game and it does not guarantee you will have the house. Besides, it may not be any good deal to you.
ParticipantYou may find good deal on REOs although you may have to fix the house and do the lawn all over again. Stay away from short-sale, it is a pain and it takes forever and the bank/lender may not respond to you. It is a painful waiting game and it does not guarantee you will have the house. Besides, it may not be any good deal to you.
ParticipantYou may find good deal on REOs although you may have to fix the house and do the lawn all over again. Stay away from short-sale, it is a pain and it takes forever and the bank/lender may not respond to you. It is a painful waiting game and it does not guarantee you will have the house. Besides, it may not be any good deal to you.
Participantmgubnyc1, a lot of the RE prices in the US are overly inflated, I am not sure about west of 5 because I never paid any attention to that area. But if you are not a flipper or doing business based on RE market, you should not be worried. The ups and downs of home prices are normal cycles. It comes down today, it will go up tomorrow. We do not love bad news and we do not want to see the overall economy go busted, but RE these days must come down to a more normal market.
Participantmgubnyc1, a lot of the RE prices in the US are overly inflated, I am not sure about west of 5 because I never paid any attention to that area. But if you are not a flipper or doing business based on RE market, you should not be worried. The ups and downs of home prices are normal cycles. It comes down today, it will go up tomorrow. We do not love bad news and we do not want to see the overall economy go busted, but RE these days must come down to a more normal market.
Participantmgubnyc1, a lot of the RE prices in the US are overly inflated, I am not sure about west of 5 because I never paid any attention to that area. But if you are not a flipper or doing business based on RE market, you should not be worried. The ups and downs of home prices are normal cycles. It comes down today, it will go up tomorrow. We do not love bad news and we do not want to see the overall economy go busted, but RE these days must come down to a more normal market.
August 24, 2007 at 2:24 PM in reply to: LA county is considering a bail-out plan for people facing foreclosure #80568ParticipantIf that really happened, then I would go out and buy a really nice house instantly. Who cares how much it costs! Someone will bail me out sooner or later when I am under.
August 24, 2007 at 2:24 PM in reply to: LA county is considering a bail-out plan for people facing foreclosure #80698ParticipantIf that really happened, then I would go out and buy a really nice house instantly. Who cares how much it costs! Someone will bail me out sooner or later when I am under.
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