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ParticipantAlex_angel – I beg to differ. My next crap is in 5 … 4 …3 …2 …1 .. ^&%#&$
.. ahh, much better.Sorry I didn’t make millions in the run-up. Only about half a mil because I’m conservative with money … I guess it paid off to sit on my couch drinking beer.
P.S. – This Web access thing on my phone is awesome. I can read Piggington in the most interesting places. One problem though is where do I set the phone down when I wipe, flush and wash my hands.
ParticipantAlex_angel – I beg to differ. My next crap is in 5 … 4 …3 …2 …1 .. ^&%#&$
.. ahh, much better.Sorry I didn’t make millions in the run-up. Only about half a mil because I’m conservative with money … I guess it paid off to sit on my couch drinking beer.
P.S. – This Web access thing on my phone is awesome. I can read Piggington in the most interesting places. One problem though is where do I set the phone down when I wipe, flush and wash my hands.
ParticipantAlex_angel – I beg to differ. My next crap is in 5 … 4 …3 …2 …1 .. ^&%#&$
.. ahh, much better.Sorry I didn’t make millions in the run-up. Only about half a mil because I’m conservative with money … I guess it paid off to sit on my couch drinking beer.
P.S. – This Web access thing on my phone is awesome. I can read Piggington in the most interesting places. One problem though is where do I set the phone down when I wipe, flush and wash my hands.
ParticipantAlex_angel – I beg to differ. My next crap is in 5 … 4 …3 …2 …1 .. ^&%#&$
.. ahh, much better.Sorry I didn’t make millions in the run-up. Only about half a mil because I’m conservative with money … I guess it paid off to sit on my couch drinking beer.
P.S. – This Web access thing on my phone is awesome. I can read Piggington in the most interesting places. One problem though is where do I set the phone down when I wipe, flush and wash my hands.
December 17, 2007 at 11:16 PM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119440ParticipantIf by “sold” you mean having taken deposits and made purchase agreements that’s one thing. If by “sold” you mean having closed escrow, well then I would agree with Diego Mamani…
December 17, 2007 at 11:16 PM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119573ParticipantIf by “sold” you mean having taken deposits and made purchase agreements that’s one thing. If by “sold” you mean having closed escrow, well then I would agree with Diego Mamani…
December 17, 2007 at 11:16 PM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119607ParticipantIf by “sold” you mean having taken deposits and made purchase agreements that’s one thing. If by “sold” you mean having closed escrow, well then I would agree with Diego Mamani…
December 17, 2007 at 11:16 PM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119651ParticipantIf by “sold” you mean having taken deposits and made purchase agreements that’s one thing. If by “sold” you mean having closed escrow, well then I would agree with Diego Mamani…
December 17, 2007 at 11:16 PM in reply to: a builder sold some houses, went bankruptcy, can its creditor legally take back the sold houses? #119672ParticipantIf by “sold” you mean having taken deposits and made purchase agreements that’s one thing. If by “sold” you mean having closed escrow, well then I would agree with Diego Mamani…
Participantasragov –
Looking at the charts you linked from NationalCity Bancorp it looks like the SD area went to undervalued in about 1992, about 4 years from the price bottom. Although, prices may hit their metric of properly valued, they will likely swing below it for a period of time. I’d guess their metric will at least reach negative 5% to neg. 10% before it will have bottomed.
Participantasragov –
Looking at the charts you linked from NationalCity Bancorp it looks like the SD area went to undervalued in about 1992, about 4 years from the price bottom. Although, prices may hit their metric of properly valued, they will likely swing below it for a period of time. I’d guess their metric will at least reach negative 5% to neg. 10% before it will have bottomed.
Participantasragov –
Looking at the charts you linked from NationalCity Bancorp it looks like the SD area went to undervalued in about 1992, about 4 years from the price bottom. Although, prices may hit their metric of properly valued, they will likely swing below it for a period of time. I’d guess their metric will at least reach negative 5% to neg. 10% before it will have bottomed.
Participantasragov –
Looking at the charts you linked from NationalCity Bancorp it looks like the SD area went to undervalued in about 1992, about 4 years from the price bottom. Although, prices may hit their metric of properly valued, they will likely swing below it for a period of time. I’d guess their metric will at least reach negative 5% to neg. 10% before it will have bottomed.
Participantasragov –
Looking at the charts you linked from NationalCity Bancorp it looks like the SD area went to undervalued in about 1992, about 4 years from the price bottom. Although, prices may hit their metric of properly valued, they will likely swing below it for a period of time. I’d guess their metric will at least reach negative 5% to neg. 10% before it will have bottomed.
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