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  • January 17, 2008 at 4:10 PM in reply to: Commentary on Conforming Limits Rising… #137521
    drunkle
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    i like how you condescended an industry person by doing the math for him… and yet your email had some glaring grammatical errors… assuming you cut and paste your email text.

    i wouldn’t hold my breath for a response…

    January 17, 2008 at 4:10 PM in reply to: Commentary on Conforming Limits Rising… #137728
    drunkle
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    i like how you condescended an industry person by doing the math for him… and yet your email had some glaring grammatical errors… assuming you cut and paste your email text.

    i wouldn’t hold my breath for a response…

    January 17, 2008 at 4:10 PM in reply to: Commentary on Conforming Limits Rising… #137756
    drunkle
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    i like how you condescended an industry person by doing the math for him… and yet your email had some glaring grammatical errors… assuming you cut and paste your email text.

    i wouldn’t hold my breath for a response…

    January 17, 2008 at 4:10 PM in reply to: Commentary on Conforming Limits Rising… #137782
    drunkle
    Participant

    i like how you condescended an industry person by doing the math for him… and yet your email had some glaring grammatical errors… assuming you cut and paste your email text.

    i wouldn’t hold my breath for a response…

    January 17, 2008 at 4:10 PM in reply to: Commentary on Conforming Limits Rising… #137825
    drunkle
    Participant

    i like how you condescended an industry person by doing the math for him… and yet your email had some glaring grammatical errors… assuming you cut and paste your email text.

    i wouldn’t hold my breath for a response…

    January 17, 2008 at 3:31 PM in reply to: Deutsche Bank Short Sale #137486
    drunkle
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    nothing useful, just ponderings:

    wait a week or 10 and counter with a 10% discount. so your counter in a few weeks will be around 200k.

    what would you do or think if the value of the place dropped as low as 125k? or even lower? 190k for a condo in escondido still sounds absurd…

    January 17, 2008 at 3:31 PM in reply to: Deutsche Bank Short Sale #137694
    drunkle
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    nothing useful, just ponderings:

    wait a week or 10 and counter with a 10% discount. so your counter in a few weeks will be around 200k.

    what would you do or think if the value of the place dropped as low as 125k? or even lower? 190k for a condo in escondido still sounds absurd…

    January 17, 2008 at 3:31 PM in reply to: Deutsche Bank Short Sale #137721
    drunkle
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    nothing useful, just ponderings:

    wait a week or 10 and counter with a 10% discount. so your counter in a few weeks will be around 200k.

    what would you do or think if the value of the place dropped as low as 125k? or even lower? 190k for a condo in escondido still sounds absurd…

    January 17, 2008 at 3:31 PM in reply to: Deutsche Bank Short Sale #137749
    drunkle
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    nothing useful, just ponderings:

    wait a week or 10 and counter with a 10% discount. so your counter in a few weeks will be around 200k.

    what would you do or think if the value of the place dropped as low as 125k? or even lower? 190k for a condo in escondido still sounds absurd…

    January 17, 2008 at 3:31 PM in reply to: Deutsche Bank Short Sale #137790
    drunkle
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    nothing useful, just ponderings:

    wait a week or 10 and counter with a 10% discount. so your counter in a few weeks will be around 200k.

    what would you do or think if the value of the place dropped as low as 125k? or even lower? 190k for a condo in escondido still sounds absurd…

    January 17, 2008 at 2:22 PM in reply to: What ARE the fundamentals? #137367
    drunkle
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    i suspect the only way people could afford to buy at 04-07 inflated levels was with the use of neg am type teaser type poke me in the brown eye with a sharp stick type loans. throw in the “guarantee” of increasing home prices, the promise of easy refinancing and you end up with “the highest rate of homeownership in history”.

    these records, this data has got to be out there somewhere.

    January 17, 2008 at 2:22 PM in reply to: What ARE the fundamentals? #137573
    drunkle
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    i suspect the only way people could afford to buy at 04-07 inflated levels was with the use of neg am type teaser type poke me in the brown eye with a sharp stick type loans. throw in the “guarantee” of increasing home prices, the promise of easy refinancing and you end up with “the highest rate of homeownership in history”.

    these records, this data has got to be out there somewhere.

    January 17, 2008 at 2:22 PM in reply to: What ARE the fundamentals? #137603
    drunkle
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    i suspect the only way people could afford to buy at 04-07 inflated levels was with the use of neg am type teaser type poke me in the brown eye with a sharp stick type loans. throw in the “guarantee” of increasing home prices, the promise of easy refinancing and you end up with “the highest rate of homeownership in history”.

    these records, this data has got to be out there somewhere.

    January 17, 2008 at 2:22 PM in reply to: What ARE the fundamentals? #137629
    drunkle
    Participant

    i suspect the only way people could afford to buy at 04-07 inflated levels was with the use of neg am type teaser type poke me in the brown eye with a sharp stick type loans. throw in the “guarantee” of increasing home prices, the promise of easy refinancing and you end up with “the highest rate of homeownership in history”.

    these records, this data has got to be out there somewhere.

    January 17, 2008 at 2:22 PM in reply to: What ARE the fundamentals? #137670
    drunkle
    Participant

    i suspect the only way people could afford to buy at 04-07 inflated levels was with the use of neg am type teaser type poke me in the brown eye with a sharp stick type loans. throw in the “guarantee” of increasing home prices, the promise of easy refinancing and you end up with “the highest rate of homeownership in history”.

    these records, this data has got to be out there somewhere.

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