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September 11, 2007 at 6:18 AM in reply to: Where did this five year window to live in a house come from? #84140
Ex-SD
ParticipantIt’s propaganda to generate more commissions. They think that if enough of them say this to enough people (over & over), it will become something that people will accept as normal. Unless your need more room and can’t enlarge your present home or the neighborhood turns very bad……or you change jobs and your commute starts beating you to death, stay in that home and pay off the mortgage. There is no better feeling than having NO mortgage (despite what all the other people who want you to invest their money with them will tell you).
September 11, 2007 at 3:42 AM in reply to: OT: Can anyone recommend a Audi/VW mechanic/specialist (except the stealerships) #84137ParticipantDennis Sherman Foreign Car Service in La Mesa does quality work on Audi, VW & Porsche. I have owned several Audi’s and Porsche’s and they did all of my service. Never had a problem with their work.
ParticipantI have worked with some pretty greedy people who craved power and attention but I have NEVER seen two people who would continually risk activities that could put them in prison like Hillary & Bill Clinton. I’m not real happy with GWB & The Republican Party but when the election time comes around, it will be “Anyone But Hillary”……….in fact, I would vote for a doorknob before I would vote for her. She is as corrupt as they come.
September 9, 2007 at 3:38 PM in reply to: Helicopter Drops and Lollipops…why the Fed saving your SD house is a Myth #83964ParticipantJWM wrote: “That’s why I keep saying that the Fed doesn’t give a sh*t about your overpriced SD home or condo.”
And you would be CORRECT! Good thread.
ParticipantI am against ANY bailout program for people who cannot mange their finances. That being said, this isn’t going to do anything for homeowners in CA because 99.9% won’t meet the equity requirement and they will exceed the maximum loan limit standards for FHA. Then we have the debt/ratio requirements. Nope………not going to do one thing to stop the slide from continuing in CA.
September 7, 2007 at 1:59 PM in reply to: San Diego Inventories flat year over year . . . other southwest/Calif. markets all higher. Why? Is SD near a bottom? #83776Participantschizo: I’m pleading with you…….Please, please, please……..go out and buy a really expensive house, TODAY!
BTW: Are you now admitting that you are a troll?
September 7, 2007 at 9:49 AM in reply to: San Diego Inventories flat year over year . . . other southwest/Calif. markets all higher. Why? Is SD near a bottom? #83729Participant“Arguing on a blog is like the Special Olympics.
Even if you win, you still look retarded …
… not that there’s anything wrong with that.”ROTFLMAO! Good one!
I’ll let Larry & Curly continue to advance their theories with no further interruptions.
September 7, 2007 at 8:18 AM in reply to: San Diego Inventories flat year over year . . . other southwest/Calif. markets all higher. Why? Is SD near a bottom? #83709ParticipantCarlsbadMtnBiker wote: “I enjoyed reading your rebuttals to Ex-SD .. his last response says it all. You reduced him to asking for you to just go away. Keep posting !”
“I already own multiple properties Ex-SD and this SD native won’t need to join you in steamy North Carolina any time soon.., trust me on that. Stay there.”Sounds like schizo & you are two peas in a pod. Why don’t you two form a syndicate and start buying a bunch of properties since we’re already at the bottom? If you want to align yourself with this fool, be my guest. You will simply be identified as another nut-job, just like him.
BTW: you obviously can’t read & comprehend very well. I said that I lived in South Carolina……..NOT North Carolina. And I live at the foot of the Smokey Mountains. Not so steamy here…………..but NO, it’s not coastal SD where I lived for 30 years. When the true bottom is found, it will stay around for quite a while and that’s when I’ll sell here and move back. I have zero desire to own any property in SoCal at this time since all of it is going to drop in value to one degree or another depending on the area. Remember: A penny saved is three earned.
September 7, 2007 at 2:55 AM in reply to: San Diego Inventories flat year over year . . . other southwest/Calif. markets all higher. Why? Is SD near a bottom? #83693Participantschizo & CarlsbadMtnBiker: Both of you should go out and buy a house, TODAY!
Believe what you want about me, schizo. You have already revealed yourself to be a fool and a troll to everyone who reads this board. You obviously have no education in running a business or 9/10 of what you post would never make it to the screen.
Again……….please go out and buy a home in SoCal……..TODAY!
September 6, 2007 at 5:37 PM in reply to: San Diego Inventories flat year over year . . . other southwest/Calif. markets all higher. Why? Is SD near a bottom? #83651Participantschizo2buyORno: Nope, not gloating at all. I’m interested in SD because I lived there for 30 years and I’ll probably move back after it bottoms out. (I miss the coastal weather). You didn’t have to be a genius to assess the timing of the slowdown and eventual crash. If you weren’t smart enough to do so yourself, I suggest you quit posting your drivel and learn more from reading posts from people who are a lot more savvy than you.
September 6, 2007 at 1:57 PM in reply to: San Diego Inventories flat year over year . . . other southwest/Calif. markets all higher. Why? Is SD near a bottom? #83622Participantschizo2buyORnot: Sorry, but I don’t fit into the sour grapes crowd. I cashed out in the spring of 2005 (made a big, big bundle) and moved to South Carolina.
I’m not sure if you think that when the bottom hits that all of sudden prices will suddenly start climbing again? If not, what’s the rush? When the bottom hits, it’s going to sit there for a good while. You will have plenty of time to find the right property at the right price with a very thinned out group of qualified buyers to compete against for these properties. You can take that to the bank.
Participantbsrsharma: Yep! I’ve lived in one of those $100 per sq. ft. homes in South Carolina for the last two years since I sold my home in Leucadia.
September 6, 2007 at 12:08 PM in reply to: San Diego Inventories flat year over year . . . other southwest/Calif. markets all higher. Why? Is SD near a bottom? #83599Participantschizo2buyORnot: Yes….we’re at the bottom. Go out and buy a $800k house, today! Since you insist on belaboring this foolishness, why don’t you buy several rental properties to fill out your portfolio?
Seriously, you are either trolling or just bored because I don’t get from your postings that you are a stupid person. Only a totally ignorant person or an idiot who cannot read and desiminate information from a variety of credible sources would buy a home in SoCal right now. (The only exception to my statement would be someone who is absolutely filthy rich and won’t miss the large amount of money that they will lose when the bottom really hits)
ParticipantJWM: Why ANYONE would even remotely think of buying a home in SoCal within the next two years (at a minimum) is simply beyond my ability to comprehend. It seems that there are still people who just have to have what they want, today, and it’s “damn the torpedo’s..full speed ahead” despite the glaring body of evidence that this is NOT a wise thing to do with your money.
I’m with you on just letting the fools squander their money and then sit back and watch them lose $100’s of thousands of dollars that will take them many, many years to replace. In addition, I am convinced that a hard recession is coming soon and possibly a total depression. Very few people have jobs that will survive the massive cuts that will take place with either.
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