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ParticipantToo funny. This is like like trolling in reverse.
It is nice to see federal taxes hard at work this morning, though, isn’t it?
ParticipantToo funny. This is like like trolling in reverse.
It is nice to see federal taxes hard at work this morning, though, isn’t it?
ParticipantToo funny. This is like like trolling in reverse.
It is nice to see federal taxes hard at work this morning, though, isn’t it?
ParticipantToo funny. This is like like trolling in reverse.
It is nice to see federal taxes hard at work this morning, though, isn’t it?
Participantwhere’s that “grateful owner” guy now????
Participantwhere’s that “grateful owner” guy now????
Participantwhere’s that “grateful owner” guy now????
Participantwhere’s that “grateful owner” guy now????
Participantwhere’s that “grateful owner” guy now????
ParticipantLook, until we get to the point where banks can’t even GIVE their REOs away, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until shell-shocked homeowners stop qualifying their comments about prices being down by suggesting that the market will pick up soon, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until our nation, as a whole, decides to “throw in the towel” on real estate ownership as a good idea, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Enough of the silly bottom-calling by all the dreamers out there. This thing is far from over, especially in the markets that did the “best” during the first five years of this decade.
Be prepared for extreme pain.
ParticipantLook, until we get to the point where banks can’t even GIVE their REOs away, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until shell-shocked homeowners stop qualifying their comments about prices being down by suggesting that the market will pick up soon, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until our nation, as a whole, decides to “throw in the towel” on real estate ownership as a good idea, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Enough of the silly bottom-calling by all the dreamers out there. This thing is far from over, especially in the markets that did the “best” during the first five years of this decade.
Be prepared for extreme pain.
ParticipantLook, until we get to the point where banks can’t even GIVE their REOs away, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until shell-shocked homeowners stop qualifying their comments about prices being down by suggesting that the market will pick up soon, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until our nation, as a whole, decides to “throw in the towel” on real estate ownership as a good idea, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Enough of the silly bottom-calling by all the dreamers out there. This thing is far from over, especially in the markets that did the “best” during the first five years of this decade.
Be prepared for extreme pain.
ParticipantLook, until we get to the point where banks can’t even GIVE their REOs away, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until shell-shocked homeowners stop qualifying their comments about prices being down by suggesting that the market will pick up soon, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until our nation, as a whole, decides to “throw in the towel” on real estate ownership as a good idea, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Enough of the silly bottom-calling by all the dreamers out there. This thing is far from over, especially in the markets that did the “best” during the first five years of this decade.
Be prepared for extreme pain.
ParticipantLook, until we get to the point where banks can’t even GIVE their REOs away, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until shell-shocked homeowners stop qualifying their comments about prices being down by suggesting that the market will pick up soon, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Until our nation, as a whole, decides to “throw in the towel” on real estate ownership as a good idea, we are nowhere near the bottom.
Enough of the silly bottom-calling by all the dreamers out there. This thing is far from over, especially in the markets that did the “best” during the first five years of this decade.
Be prepared for extreme pain.
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