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[quote=Jacarandoso]Email from a squatter applying to rent from me.

“Unfortunately/Fortunately we found out yesterday our foreclosure date has been postponed from Sep. 14th. So we won’t be needing a place to rent yet. It will also give us time to save more money to fall back on. I’m sorry for wasting your time, but please let us know if it is for rent again in the near future. We would definitely be a good fit there.”[/quote]

Please let me know if I can possibly waste your time again in the near future.

Nice.

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[quote=Jacarandoso]Email from a squatter applying to rent from me.

“Unfortunately/Fortunately we found out yesterday our foreclosure date has been postponed from Sep. 14th. So we won’t be needing a place to rent yet. It will also give us time to save more money to fall back on. I’m sorry for wasting your time, but please let us know if it is for rent again in the near future. We would definitely be a good fit there.”[/quote]

Please let me know if I can possibly waste your time again in the near future.

Nice.

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[quote=Jacarandoso]Email from a squatter applying to rent from me.

“Unfortunately/Fortunately we found out yesterday our foreclosure date has been postponed from Sep. 14th. So we won’t be needing a place to rent yet. It will also give us time to save more money to fall back on. I’m sorry for wasting your time, but please let us know if it is for rent again in the near future. We would definitely be a good fit there.”[/quote]

Please let me know if I can possibly waste your time again in the near future.

Nice.

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kev374 – thanks for the link. It’s about friggin’ time!

Some 37% have not made a payment in more than two years, while another 34% have not made a payment in 12 to 23 months, according to Lender Processing Services.

Now that the banks got their money via taxpayers, now they’ll foreclose on people.

“Loans enter into foreclosure, but never come out,” said Thomas Lawler, founder of Lawler Economic & Housing Consulting. “If this keeps going on, you have a continual overhang that never goes away.”

I think CAR mentioned something like that.

Since the housing crisis began, several experts cautioned that foreclosure prevention efforts may only prolong the pain.

Plenty of people here on Piggington said that.

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kev374 – thanks for the link. It’s about friggin’ time!

Some 37% have not made a payment in more than two years, while another 34% have not made a payment in 12 to 23 months, according to Lender Processing Services.

Now that the banks got their money via taxpayers, now they’ll foreclose on people.

“Loans enter into foreclosure, but never come out,” said Thomas Lawler, founder of Lawler Economic & Housing Consulting. “If this keeps going on, you have a continual overhang that never goes away.”

I think CAR mentioned something like that.

Since the housing crisis began, several experts cautioned that foreclosure prevention efforts may only prolong the pain.

Plenty of people here on Piggington said that.

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kev374 – thanks for the link. It’s about friggin’ time!

Some 37% have not made a payment in more than two years, while another 34% have not made a payment in 12 to 23 months, according to Lender Processing Services.

Now that the banks got their money via taxpayers, now they’ll foreclose on people.

“Loans enter into foreclosure, but never come out,” said Thomas Lawler, founder of Lawler Economic & Housing Consulting. “If this keeps going on, you have a continual overhang that never goes away.”

I think CAR mentioned something like that.

Since the housing crisis began, several experts cautioned that foreclosure prevention efforts may only prolong the pain.

Plenty of people here on Piggington said that.

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kev374 – thanks for the link. It’s about friggin’ time!

Some 37% have not made a payment in more than two years, while another 34% have not made a payment in 12 to 23 months, according to Lender Processing Services.

Now that the banks got their money via taxpayers, now they’ll foreclose on people.

“Loans enter into foreclosure, but never come out,” said Thomas Lawler, founder of Lawler Economic & Housing Consulting. “If this keeps going on, you have a continual overhang that never goes away.”

I think CAR mentioned something like that.

Since the housing crisis began, several experts cautioned that foreclosure prevention efforts may only prolong the pain.

Plenty of people here on Piggington said that.

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kev374 – thanks for the link. It’s about friggin’ time!

Some 37% have not made a payment in more than two years, while another 34% have not made a payment in 12 to 23 months, according to Lender Processing Services.

Now that the banks got their money via taxpayers, now they’ll foreclose on people.

“Loans enter into foreclosure, but never come out,” said Thomas Lawler, founder of Lawler Economic & Housing Consulting. “If this keeps going on, you have a continual overhang that never goes away.”

I think CAR mentioned something like that.

Since the housing crisis began, several experts cautioned that foreclosure prevention efforts may only prolong the pain.

Plenty of people here on Piggington said that.

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JC – Thanks for posting your info. I know what you mean. When you find some guy that is good, you kinda don’t want to give away the info. But it helps them and others here, so that’s cool.

I also wanted to get back on the guy who fabricated and installed my granite that worked for Cesar. His name was Germano or Jermano. Not sure of the spelling, sorry.

Anyway, I wanted to put in my bathroom cabinets real quick before this weekend. I honestly wasn’t sure I wanted to take on this project so soon after all the patio expense. But we are crazy that way and are thriving on the stress. LOL.

I called Cesar and asked if he had some small slabs. He has some orphan pieces. I checked them out and it was exactly what I wanted. We haggled a little on price and timeframe. I told him I was on a really tight budget. He said he could get it all done by Friday, but it would be a little extra. But he would work w/me and I could pay half now and half later. Really great guy.

I can’t wait till that bathroom is done.

This whole remodel has been really wearing us out, but I feel like I’ve been so lucky w/people who have been doing the work. Sometimes I could just hug them.

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JC – Thanks for posting your info. I know what you mean. When you find some guy that is good, you kinda don’t want to give away the info. But it helps them and others here, so that’s cool.

I also wanted to get back on the guy who fabricated and installed my granite that worked for Cesar. His name was Germano or Jermano. Not sure of the spelling, sorry.

Anyway, I wanted to put in my bathroom cabinets real quick before this weekend. I honestly wasn’t sure I wanted to take on this project so soon after all the patio expense. But we are crazy that way and are thriving on the stress. LOL.

I called Cesar and asked if he had some small slabs. He has some orphan pieces. I checked them out and it was exactly what I wanted. We haggled a little on price and timeframe. I told him I was on a really tight budget. He said he could get it all done by Friday, but it would be a little extra. But he would work w/me and I could pay half now and half later. Really great guy.

I can’t wait till that bathroom is done.

This whole remodel has been really wearing us out, but I feel like I’ve been so lucky w/people who have been doing the work. Sometimes I could just hug them.

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JC – Thanks for posting your info. I know what you mean. When you find some guy that is good, you kinda don’t want to give away the info. But it helps them and others here, so that’s cool.

I also wanted to get back on the guy who fabricated and installed my granite that worked for Cesar. His name was Germano or Jermano. Not sure of the spelling, sorry.

Anyway, I wanted to put in my bathroom cabinets real quick before this weekend. I honestly wasn’t sure I wanted to take on this project so soon after all the patio expense. But we are crazy that way and are thriving on the stress. LOL.

I called Cesar and asked if he had some small slabs. He has some orphan pieces. I checked them out and it was exactly what I wanted. We haggled a little on price and timeframe. I told him I was on a really tight budget. He said he could get it all done by Friday, but it would be a little extra. But he would work w/me and I could pay half now and half later. Really great guy.

I can’t wait till that bathroom is done.

This whole remodel has been really wearing us out, but I feel like I’ve been so lucky w/people who have been doing the work. Sometimes I could just hug them.

[jpinpb]

JC – Thanks for posting your info. I know what you mean. When you find some guy that is good, you kinda don’t want to give away the info. But it helps them and others here, so that’s cool.

I also wanted to get back on the guy who fabricated and installed my granite that worked for Cesar. His name was Germano or Jermano. Not sure of the spelling, sorry.

Anyway, I wanted to put in my bathroom cabinets real quick before this weekend. I honestly wasn’t sure I wanted to take on this project so soon after all the patio expense. But we are crazy that way and are thriving on the stress. LOL.

I called Cesar and asked if he had some small slabs. He has some orphan pieces. I checked them out and it was exactly what I wanted. We haggled a little on price and timeframe. I told him I was on a really tight budget. He said he could get it all done by Friday, but it would be a little extra. But he would work w/me and I could pay half now and half later. Really great guy.

I can’t wait till that bathroom is done.

This whole remodel has been really wearing us out, but I feel like I’ve been so lucky w/people who have been doing the work. Sometimes I could just hug them.

[jpinpb]

JC – Thanks for posting your info. I know what you mean. When you find some guy that is good, you kinda don’t want to give away the info. But it helps them and others here, so that’s cool.

I also wanted to get back on the guy who fabricated and installed my granite that worked for Cesar. His name was Germano or Jermano. Not sure of the spelling, sorry.

Anyway, I wanted to put in my bathroom cabinets real quick before this weekend. I honestly wasn’t sure I wanted to take on this project so soon after all the patio expense. But we are crazy that way and are thriving on the stress. LOL.

I called Cesar and asked if he had some small slabs. He has some orphan pieces. I checked them out and it was exactly what I wanted. We haggled a little on price and timeframe. I told him I was on a really tight budget. He said he could get it all done by Friday, but it would be a little extra. But he would work w/me and I could pay half now and half later. Really great guy.

I can’t wait till that bathroom is done.

This whole remodel has been really wearing us out, but I feel like I’ve been so lucky w/people who have been doing the work. Sometimes I could just hug them.

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[quote=UCGal]It’s what I did when I re-fi’d a while back. Actually – even worse… I upped my payment to pay it off even sooner. (Only a few years left. Woot woot.)

Clearly, I must hate America.[/quote]

I envy and admire you!

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[quote=UCGal]It’s what I did when I re-fi’d a while back. Actually – even worse… I upped my payment to pay it off even sooner. (Only a few years left. Woot woot.)

Clearly, I must hate America.[/quote]

I envy and admire you!

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