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Are most people that are defaulting on their loans filing for bankruptcy? I would guess most people are not, they just don’t want to pay the huge payments on underwater assets. So in turn this only helps a small percentage of people in California.
halftrojanParticipantAre most people that are defaulting on their loans filing for bankruptcy? I would guess most people are not, they just don’t want to pay the huge payments on underwater assets. So in turn this only helps a small percentage of people in California.
halftrojanParticipantAre most people that are defaulting on their loans filing for bankruptcy? I would guess most people are not, they just don’t want to pay the huge payments on underwater assets. So in turn this only helps a small percentage of people in California.
halftrojanParticipantAre most people that are defaulting on their loans filing for bankruptcy? I would guess most people are not, they just don’t want to pay the huge payments on underwater assets. So in turn this only helps a small percentage of people in California.
halftrojanParticipantHmmmmm, no more harm than realtors pimping an ad saying a home doubles in value every 10 years. Talk about being a hypocrite.
halftrojanParticipantHmmmmm, no more harm than realtors pimping an ad saying a home doubles in value every 10 years. Talk about being a hypocrite.
halftrojanParticipantHmmmmm, no more harm than realtors pimping an ad saying a home doubles in value every 10 years. Talk about being a hypocrite.
halftrojanParticipantHmmmmm, no more harm than realtors pimping an ad saying a home doubles in value every 10 years. Talk about being a hypocrite.
halftrojanParticipantHmmmmm, no more harm than realtors pimping an ad saying a home doubles in value every 10 years. Talk about being a hypocrite.
halftrojanParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
halftrojanParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
halftrojanParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
halftrojanParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
halftrojanParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
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