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JJGittes
ParticipantIt’s not 4 months, it’s more like three years this house has been rotting! Disgusting. This stuff is a microcosm of what is wrong with this country.
ParticipantUnbelievable. This property is STILL pending foreclosure. The sale dates get pushed back month after month….
What is wrong with this crazy system that allows this stuff to go on for years ?!?!
ParticipantIt’s all a shame….really shameful. This house should have a nice family in it, instead all this ugly nonsense. There ought to be a law………….
ParticipantI saw a reference in a listing to $170 a mo.
ParticipantBuilt in 2004 I think, by now defunct John Laing homes
ParticipantWow, interesting, but what stinky mess. Thanks for the information. So, what is likely next, a trustee sale at the courthouse, with the bank buying it, and the bank becoming the owner?
Participantsdr,
What’s that, about 5-10% off current prices?
Participantsdr,
What’s that, about 5-10% off current prices?
Participantsdr,
What’s that, about 5-10% off current prices?
ParticipantI don’t get Cramer. He keeps talking about people keeping their cars and credit cards and walking away from their houses. Sometimes he says it like it’s a prediction, other times it’s like it is a rcommendation. That advice, no matter how stupid people were to get in over their heards, seems silly to me.
ParticipantI don’t get Cramer. He keeps talking about people keeping their cars and credit cards and walking away from their houses. Sometimes he says it like it’s a prediction, other times it’s like it is a rcommendation. That advice, no matter how stupid people were to get in over their heards, seems silly to me.
ParticipantI don’t get Cramer. He keeps talking about people keeping their cars and credit cards and walking away from their houses. Sometimes he says it like it’s a prediction, other times it’s like it is a rcommendation. That advice, no matter how stupid people were to get in over their heards, seems silly to me.
ParticipantOr, just to posit a third (and likely unpopular on piggington) option, you could shop around and see if there is a house available right now that you would want, and that you could strike a decent deal on, and sell your place and simply buy the new one.
ie No market timing, the move is simply lateral at current market conditions for both the sell and the buy, for better or worse.
Of course, interest rates now are just a bit funky…..
ParticipantOr, just to posit a third (and likely unpopular on piggington) option, you could shop around and see if there is a house available right now that you would want, and that you could strike a decent deal on, and sell your place and simply buy the new one.
ie No market timing, the move is simply lateral at current market conditions for both the sell and the buy, for better or worse.
Of course, interest rates now are just a bit funky…..
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