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ParticipantVery interesting. Thanks for your thoughts, esmith.
ParticipantVery interesting. Thanks for your thoughts, esmith.
ParticipantVery interesting. Thanks for your thoughts, esmith.
ParticipantVery interesting. Thanks for your thoughts, esmith.
ParticipantSo then that January “transaction” is probably the appraised value when it went into foreclosure?
Regardless, April was a gutsy time to buy a flip. Wonder if they cleared their improvements.
ParticipantSo then that January “transaction” is probably the appraised value when it went into foreclosure?
Regardless, April was a gutsy time to buy a flip. Wonder if they cleared their improvements.
ParticipantSo then that January “transaction” is probably the appraised value when it went into foreclosure?
Regardless, April was a gutsy time to buy a flip. Wonder if they cleared their improvements.
ParticipantSo then that January “transaction” is probably the appraised value when it went into foreclosure?
Regardless, April was a gutsy time to buy a flip. Wonder if they cleared their improvements.
ParticipantSo then that January “transaction” is probably the appraised value when it went into foreclosure?
Regardless, April was a gutsy time to buy a flip. Wonder if they cleared their improvements.
ParticipantI sympathize with your decision as I just made it myself. I just sold my place last month and moved into a rental. I bought in 2005 with 20% down, so I suspect you have more equity than I did if you bought in 2003. I obviously lost most of my down payment, but by my estimation, I can likely regain that lost equity faster simply by renting and saving the difference.
I would encourage you to consider how much the flexibility afforded you by selling now is worth. That was the decider for me. I might want to move out of San Diego in the next two years. Now I can without worrying about having to unload my house and potentially being upside down.
ParticipantI sympathize with your decision as I just made it myself. I just sold my place last month and moved into a rental. I bought in 2005 with 20% down, so I suspect you have more equity than I did if you bought in 2003. I obviously lost most of my down payment, but by my estimation, I can likely regain that lost equity faster simply by renting and saving the difference.
I would encourage you to consider how much the flexibility afforded you by selling now is worth. That was the decider for me. I might want to move out of San Diego in the next two years. Now I can without worrying about having to unload my house and potentially being upside down.
ParticipantI sympathize with your decision as I just made it myself. I just sold my place last month and moved into a rental. I bought in 2005 with 20% down, so I suspect you have more equity than I did if you bought in 2003. I obviously lost most of my down payment, but by my estimation, I can likely regain that lost equity faster simply by renting and saving the difference.
I would encourage you to consider how much the flexibility afforded you by selling now is worth. That was the decider for me. I might want to move out of San Diego in the next two years. Now I can without worrying about having to unload my house and potentially being upside down.
ParticipantI sympathize with your decision as I just made it myself. I just sold my place last month and moved into a rental. I bought in 2005 with 20% down, so I suspect you have more equity than I did if you bought in 2003. I obviously lost most of my down payment, but by my estimation, I can likely regain that lost equity faster simply by renting and saving the difference.
I would encourage you to consider how much the flexibility afforded you by selling now is worth. That was the decider for me. I might want to move out of San Diego in the next two years. Now I can without worrying about having to unload my house and potentially being upside down.
ParticipantI sympathize with your decision as I just made it myself. I just sold my place last month and moved into a rental. I bought in 2005 with 20% down, so I suspect you have more equity than I did if you bought in 2003. I obviously lost most of my down payment, but by my estimation, I can likely regain that lost equity faster simply by renting and saving the difference.
I would encourage you to consider how much the flexibility afforded you by selling now is worth. That was the decider for me. I might want to move out of San Diego in the next two years. Now I can without worrying about having to unload my house and potentially being upside down.
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