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Participant[quote=sfexporter]Is Stonebridge in a fire zone area? Did the Cedar wildfire in 2003 come anywhere close to it? If yes, that can be a hinder as well. [/quote]
Wildfire also almost hit Carmel Valley, is Carmel valley a fire zone now?
Participant[quote=sfexporter]Is Stonebridge in a fire zone area? Did the Cedar wildfire in 2003 come anywhere close to it? If yes, that can be a hinder as well. [/quote]
Wildfire also almost hit Carmel Valley, is Carmel valley a fire zone now?
Participant[quote=sfexporter]Is Stonebridge in a fire zone area? Did the Cedar wildfire in 2003 come anywhere close to it? If yes, that can be a hinder as well. [/quote]
Wildfire also almost hit Carmel Valley, is Carmel valley a fire zone now?
Participant[quote=sfexporter]Is Stonebridge in a fire zone area? Did the Cedar wildfire in 2003 come anywhere close to it? If yes, that can be a hinder as well. [/quote]
Wildfire also almost hit Carmel Valley, is Carmel valley a fire zone now?
Participant[quote=sfexporter]Is Stonebridge in a fire zone area? Did the Cedar wildfire in 2003 come anywhere close to it? If yes, that can be a hinder as well. [/quote]
Wildfire also almost hit Carmel Valley, is Carmel valley a fire zone now?
Participant[quote=ybitz]Even the median RPQ homes (500k) are seeing a lot of activity. Why is inventory so low? It’s especially low if you consider a lot of these listings are short-sales (buyer’s nightmare).[/quote]
Are short-sale buyer’s nightmare anymore, SDR/sdr? I think the banks are cleverer these days and they will dump the houses whenever there are buyers. Am I right?
Participant[quote=ybitz]Even the median RPQ homes (500k) are seeing a lot of activity. Why is inventory so low? It’s especially low if you consider a lot of these listings are short-sales (buyer’s nightmare).[/quote]
Are short-sale buyer’s nightmare anymore, SDR/sdr? I think the banks are cleverer these days and they will dump the houses whenever there are buyers. Am I right?
Participant[quote=ybitz]Even the median RPQ homes (500k) are seeing a lot of activity. Why is inventory so low? It’s especially low if you consider a lot of these listings are short-sales (buyer’s nightmare).[/quote]
Are short-sale buyer’s nightmare anymore, SDR/sdr? I think the banks are cleverer these days and they will dump the houses whenever there are buyers. Am I right?
Participant[quote=ybitz]Even the median RPQ homes (500k) are seeing a lot of activity. Why is inventory so low? It’s especially low if you consider a lot of these listings are short-sales (buyer’s nightmare).[/quote]
Are short-sale buyer’s nightmare anymore, SDR/sdr? I think the banks are cleverer these days and they will dump the houses whenever there are buyers. Am I right?
Participant[quote=ybitz]Even the median RPQ homes (500k) are seeing a lot of activity. Why is inventory so low? It’s especially low if you consider a lot of these listings are short-sales (buyer’s nightmare).[/quote]
Are short-sale buyer’s nightmare anymore, SDR/sdr? I think the banks are cleverer these days and they will dump the houses whenever there are buyers. Am I right?
May 19, 2009 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Credit Card Industry Aims to Profit From Sterling Payers #401976ParticipantIt is funny to realize how silly these companies are. If they are really going to do that, a lot of us will just cut the card and use cash. Why keep troubles in our wallets. By then, they don’t even have a share of the charges to the merchants. See, our banks are a total greedy, lousy, bastards. Let them go down.
May 19, 2009 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Credit Card Industry Aims to Profit From Sterling Payers #402228ParticipantIt is funny to realize how silly these companies are. If they are really going to do that, a lot of us will just cut the card and use cash. Why keep troubles in our wallets. By then, they don’t even have a share of the charges to the merchants. See, our banks are a total greedy, lousy, bastards. Let them go down.
May 19, 2009 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Credit Card Industry Aims to Profit From Sterling Payers #402460ParticipantIt is funny to realize how silly these companies are. If they are really going to do that, a lot of us will just cut the card and use cash. Why keep troubles in our wallets. By then, they don’t even have a share of the charges to the merchants. See, our banks are a total greedy, lousy, bastards. Let them go down.
May 19, 2009 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Credit Card Industry Aims to Profit From Sterling Payers #402519ParticipantIt is funny to realize how silly these companies are. If they are really going to do that, a lot of us will just cut the card and use cash. Why keep troubles in our wallets. By then, they don’t even have a share of the charges to the merchants. See, our banks are a total greedy, lousy, bastards. Let them go down.
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