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ParticipantBear and Tavo
houses in your neighborhood are still selling for 1 million or so. I live in the “pink sidewalk” neighborhood and one house recently sold for 1.01 million and another for 800 K or so. Last time I looked, there were three homes for sale on 28th across from the golf course ranging from 999 to 2 million. It just takes several months for them to sell, and who knows what the lending standards will be 6 months from now.
ParticipantBear and Tavo
houses in your neighborhood are still selling for 1 million or so. I live in the “pink sidewalk” neighborhood and one house recently sold for 1.01 million and another for 800 K or so. Last time I looked, there were three homes for sale on 28th across from the golf course ranging from 999 to 2 million. It just takes several months for them to sell, and who knows what the lending standards will be 6 months from now.
ParticipantLots of my friends in San Francisco did “tenant in common” deals years ago. It was quite common. Smart, too. They could never afford their properties in this market, and their mortgages are less than my rent.
ParticipantLots of my friends in San Francisco did “tenant in common” deals years ago. It was quite common. Smart, too. They could never afford their properties in this market, and their mortgages are less than my rent.
ParticipantLots of my friends in San Francisco did “tenant in common” deals years ago. It was quite common. Smart, too. They could never afford their properties in this market, and their mortgages are less than my rent.
ParticipantLots of my friends in San Francisco did “tenant in common” deals years ago. It was quite common. Smart, too. They could never afford their properties in this market, and their mortgages are less than my rent.
ParticipantLots of my friends in San Francisco did “tenant in common” deals years ago. It was quite common. Smart, too. They could never afford their properties in this market, and their mortgages are less than my rent.
ParticipantFrom the WSJ: “The government doesn’t expect the entities to fail and no rescue plan is imminent,” the Journal reported,
Is there any surer sign of an impending disaster than a reassurance from the White House that it doesn’t expect it to happen?
Here are a few other things the Bush administration didn’t expect:*
Terrorists to fly airplanes into buildings.
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Saddam Hussein to have been telling the truth about not having any weapons of mass destruction.
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Iraqis to object to a long-term occupation by a foreign power.
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Hurricane Katrina.
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People in New Orleans to object to the government’s response to Hurricane Katrina.
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The Democrats to take control of Congress.
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The Democrats to cave in so easily on important issues after they took control of Congress.
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Scooter Libby to get caught.
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Jack Abramoff to get caught.
*
Abu Ghraib to be discovered.
*
Scott McClellan to smell the coffee.
*
The housing bubble.
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The credit bubble.
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The housing collapse.
*
The credit squeeze.
*
Bear Stearns to fail.ParticipantFrom the WSJ: “The government doesn’t expect the entities to fail and no rescue plan is imminent,” the Journal reported,
Is there any surer sign of an impending disaster than a reassurance from the White House that it doesn’t expect it to happen?
Here are a few other things the Bush administration didn’t expect:*
Terrorists to fly airplanes into buildings.
*
Saddam Hussein to have been telling the truth about not having any weapons of mass destruction.
*
Iraqis to object to a long-term occupation by a foreign power.
*
Hurricane Katrina.
*
People in New Orleans to object to the government’s response to Hurricane Katrina.
*
The Democrats to take control of Congress.
*
The Democrats to cave in so easily on important issues after they took control of Congress.
*
Scooter Libby to get caught.
*
Jack Abramoff to get caught.
*
Abu Ghraib to be discovered.
*
Scott McClellan to smell the coffee.
*
The housing bubble.
*
The credit bubble.
*
The housing collapse.
*
The credit squeeze.
*
Bear Stearns to fail.ParticipantFrom the WSJ: “The government doesn’t expect the entities to fail and no rescue plan is imminent,” the Journal reported,
Is there any surer sign of an impending disaster than a reassurance from the White House that it doesn’t expect it to happen?
Here are a few other things the Bush administration didn’t expect:*
Terrorists to fly airplanes into buildings.
*
Saddam Hussein to have been telling the truth about not having any weapons of mass destruction.
*
Iraqis to object to a long-term occupation by a foreign power.
*
Hurricane Katrina.
*
People in New Orleans to object to the government’s response to Hurricane Katrina.
*
The Democrats to take control of Congress.
*
The Democrats to cave in so easily on important issues after they took control of Congress.
*
Scooter Libby to get caught.
*
Jack Abramoff to get caught.
*
Abu Ghraib to be discovered.
*
Scott McClellan to smell the coffee.
*
The housing bubble.
*
The credit bubble.
*
The housing collapse.
*
The credit squeeze.
*
Bear Stearns to fail.ParticipantFrom the WSJ: “The government doesn’t expect the entities to fail and no rescue plan is imminent,” the Journal reported,
Is there any surer sign of an impending disaster than a reassurance from the White House that it doesn’t expect it to happen?
Here are a few other things the Bush administration didn’t expect:*
Terrorists to fly airplanes into buildings.
*
Saddam Hussein to have been telling the truth about not having any weapons of mass destruction.
*
Iraqis to object to a long-term occupation by a foreign power.
*
Hurricane Katrina.
*
People in New Orleans to object to the government’s response to Hurricane Katrina.
*
The Democrats to take control of Congress.
*
The Democrats to cave in so easily on important issues after they took control of Congress.
*
Scooter Libby to get caught.
*
Jack Abramoff to get caught.
*
Abu Ghraib to be discovered.
*
Scott McClellan to smell the coffee.
*
The housing bubble.
*
The credit bubble.
*
The housing collapse.
*
The credit squeeze.
*
Bear Stearns to fail.ParticipantFrom the WSJ: “The government doesn’t expect the entities to fail and no rescue plan is imminent,” the Journal reported,
Is there any surer sign of an impending disaster than a reassurance from the White House that it doesn’t expect it to happen?
Here are a few other things the Bush administration didn’t expect:*
Terrorists to fly airplanes into buildings.
*
Saddam Hussein to have been telling the truth about not having any weapons of mass destruction.
*
Iraqis to object to a long-term occupation by a foreign power.
*
Hurricane Katrina.
*
People in New Orleans to object to the government’s response to Hurricane Katrina.
*
The Democrats to take control of Congress.
*
The Democrats to cave in so easily on important issues after they took control of Congress.
*
Scooter Libby to get caught.
*
Jack Abramoff to get caught.
*
Abu Ghraib to be discovered.
*
Scott McClellan to smell the coffee.
*
The housing bubble.
*
The credit bubble.
*
The housing collapse.
*
The credit squeeze.
*
Bear Stearns to fail.ParticipantI am starting to see scooters on the stretch of 805 between Mission Valley and North Park. I held my breath the other evening as a scooter struggled up the hill to University Ave, with cars barely swiping by him as they tried to pass.
I am seeing more and more scooters on the 805…..I think they’re nuts.ParticipantI am starting to see scooters on the stretch of 805 between Mission Valley and North Park. I held my breath the other evening as a scooter struggled up the hill to University Ave, with cars barely swiping by him as they tried to pass.
I am seeing more and more scooters on the 805…..I think they’re nuts. -
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