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Ex-SD, we are considering relocating in SD county and Tierrasanta was one of our thoughts. I noticed that you lumped Tierrasanta in with Chula Vista for comparable price declines. CV is going to be foreclosure city, I’m sure, just wondering what your take is on Tierrasanta that you put it in a category with CV and San Marcos. It seems like a nice neighborhood, closer in than the other two, albeit aging a little.
Anybody else have thoughts on Tierrasanta for family of three? (10 year old daughter)
joebadubaParticipantEx-SD, we are considering relocating in SD county and Tierrasanta was one of our thoughts. I noticed that you lumped Tierrasanta in with Chula Vista for comparable price declines. CV is going to be foreclosure city, I’m sure, just wondering what your take is on Tierrasanta that you put it in a category with CV and San Marcos. It seems like a nice neighborhood, closer in than the other two, albeit aging a little.
Anybody else have thoughts on Tierrasanta for family of three? (10 year old daughter)
joebadubaParticipantEx-SD, we are considering relocating in SD county and Tierrasanta was one of our thoughts. I noticed that you lumped Tierrasanta in with Chula Vista for comparable price declines. CV is going to be foreclosure city, I’m sure, just wondering what your take is on Tierrasanta that you put it in a category with CV and San Marcos. It seems like a nice neighborhood, closer in than the other two, albeit aging a little.
Anybody else have thoughts on Tierrasanta for family of three? (10 year old daughter)
joebadubaParticipantI’m just saying I might feel a little differently about this lady if she wasn’t trying to sell these regal residences using the same kool-aid that probably got her into trouble.
joebadubaParticipantI’m just saying I might feel a little differently about this lady if she wasn’t trying to sell these regal residences using the same kool-aid that probably got her into trouble.
joebadubaParticipantI’m just saying I might feel a little differently about this lady if she wasn’t trying to sell these regal residences using the same kool-aid that probably got her into trouble.
joebadubaParticipantI nominate Robert Kiyosaki
joebadubaParticipantI nominate Robert Kiyosaki
joebadubaParticipantI nominate Robert Kiyosaki
joebadubaParticipantSaddled with these regal residences, surely this seller doesn’t still believe the tired old “jump start your future” and “let the government give you a raise” BS that got them into this trouble in the first place. They are turning right around and using those lines to lure some other gullible fool. In times like this, should we have compassion for that?
joebadubaParticipantSaddled with these regal residences, surely this seller doesn’t still believe the tired old “jump start your future” and “let the government give you a raise” BS that got them into this trouble in the first place. They are turning right around and using those lines to lure some other gullible fool. In times like this, should we have compassion for that?
joebadubaParticipantSaddled with these regal residences, surely this seller doesn’t still believe the tired old “jump start your future” and “let the government give you a raise” BS that got them into this trouble in the first place. They are turning right around and using those lines to lure some other gullible fool. In times like this, should we have compassion for that?
August 10, 2007 at 10:36 AM in reply to: Why is overall credit market tanking on mortgage defaults #72767joebadubaParticipantThe best thing that can happen right now is to take a very painful short term correction and flush it all out of the system as soon as it can be found and marked down. Then we can get back to working towards the next bubble. We don’t want a decade long quagmire like the Japanese whose banks refused to acknowledge their crap loans for so long. I think that is what will happen. We are very short-term oriented in this country.
August 10, 2007 at 10:36 AM in reply to: Why is overall credit market tanking on mortgage defaults #72887joebadubaParticipantThe best thing that can happen right now is to take a very painful short term correction and flush it all out of the system as soon as it can be found and marked down. Then we can get back to working towards the next bubble. We don’t want a decade long quagmire like the Japanese whose banks refused to acknowledge their crap loans for so long. I think that is what will happen. We are very short-term oriented in this country.
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