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Participantyeah, I got that point but what is the impact of this on the decline. If banks adjust loans then the foreclosure situation will be controlled, will it not? If foreclosures are controlled then the impact of the ARM resets will be negligible right? If so, people will not lose their homes and prices will stay put or not decline by much. Am I missing something??
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: Money.CNN on Los Angeles – From “Bubble-Proof” to “Poised to Fall” #101008Participantif they are saying 24% drop, I would put it more like 40% drop!
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: Money.CNN on Los Angeles – From “Bubble-Proof” to “Poised to Fall” #101094Participantif they are saying 24% drop, I would put it more like 40% drop!
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: Money.CNN on Los Angeles – From “Bubble-Proof” to “Poised to Fall” #101107Participantif they are saying 24% drop, I would put it more like 40% drop!
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: Money.CNN on Los Angeles – From “Bubble-Proof” to “Poised to Fall” #101121Participantif they are saying 24% drop, I would put it more like 40% drop!
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: Money.CNN on Los Angeles – From “Bubble-Proof” to “Poised to Fall” #101125Participantif they are saying 24% drop, I would put it more like 40% drop!
Participantblah blah, it’s the fingerpointing game again.
These investors were greedy beyond belief and they took the risks and got burned. Nobody can feel sorry for them. They made their own bed to lie in.
It’s absolutely PATHETIC that they now blame everyone else but themselves, cry crocodile tears and expect sympathy while just a year or two ago they were bragging about their hugely “profitable” ventures.
The concept of responsibility for one’s actions is totally foreign to most of the population these days… they played the game and lost, they should accept the consequences, learn some valuable lessons and move on.
Participantblah blah, it’s the fingerpointing game again.
These investors were greedy beyond belief and they took the risks and got burned. Nobody can feel sorry for them. They made their own bed to lie in.
It’s absolutely PATHETIC that they now blame everyone else but themselves, cry crocodile tears and expect sympathy while just a year or two ago they were bragging about their hugely “profitable” ventures.
The concept of responsibility for one’s actions is totally foreign to most of the population these days… they played the game and lost, they should accept the consequences, learn some valuable lessons and move on.
Participantblah blah, it’s the fingerpointing game again.
These investors were greedy beyond belief and they took the risks and got burned. Nobody can feel sorry for them. They made their own bed to lie in.
It’s absolutely PATHETIC that they now blame everyone else but themselves, cry crocodile tears and expect sympathy while just a year or two ago they were bragging about their hugely “profitable” ventures.
The concept of responsibility for one’s actions is totally foreign to most of the population these days… they played the game and lost, they should accept the consequences, learn some valuable lessons and move on.
Participantblah blah, it’s the fingerpointing game again.
These investors were greedy beyond belief and they took the risks and got burned. Nobody can feel sorry for them. They made their own bed to lie in.
It’s absolutely PATHETIC that they now blame everyone else but themselves, cry crocodile tears and expect sympathy while just a year or two ago they were bragging about their hugely “profitable” ventures.
The concept of responsibility for one’s actions is totally foreign to most of the population these days… they played the game and lost, they should accept the consequences, learn some valuable lessons and move on.
Participantblah blah, it’s the fingerpointing game again.
These investors were greedy beyond belief and they took the risks and got burned. Nobody can feel sorry for them. They made their own bed to lie in.
It’s absolutely PATHETIC that they now blame everyone else but themselves, cry crocodile tears and expect sympathy while just a year or two ago they were bragging about their hugely “profitable” ventures.
The concept of responsibility for one’s actions is totally foreign to most of the population these days… they played the game and lost, they should accept the consequences, learn some valuable lessons and move on.
November 18, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: DON’T BE SHY! SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $319,000 AND $404,000. #100801Participantmedian home prices are usually 2-3 times median income. In case of SoCal I believe it is around 3.
November 18, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: DON’T BE SHY! SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $319,000 AND $404,000. #100818Participantmedian home prices are usually 2-3 times median income. In case of SoCal I believe it is around 3.
November 18, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: DON’T BE SHY! SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN $319,000 AND $404,000. #100833Participantmedian home prices are usually 2-3 times median income. In case of SoCal I believe it is around 3.
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