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lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantDaCounselor-
Who are you when you are up and dressed, anyway? What type of counsel do you provide? Are we talking social worker, here, or what?
ParticipantSDA-
Why the lack of reported sales volume then? If we are off from 2006 sales volume numbers, the market can’t be that strong. My neighborhood is a nice one and prices and volume are down quite significantly from 2004-2005 frenzy.
On a side note, my landlord just upped the rent on me(SFR in Poway district, 2400 square feet)…I’ll pay $35 more a month for the next eighteen months (roughly 2% more than I’ve been paying for the last three years with no increase) so I hope I can afford it. Just kidding!!! Cannot believe I have it so good;-)
Finally…. more and more bubble deniers have been coming to these forums the last few weeks, with many more re-surfacing daily. Considering they are all saying things to the effect of “I told you so”, I’d consider it a good indicator that we are NOWHERE near through with getting to the bottom of the “bust” phase of this cycle. The longer you come back to us and say “see? things are picking up”, the more I know I have made the right decision in re-newing my lease for another 18 months. Thanks for the ongoing confirmation!
Participantactually–two years AND A DAY a day after a life insurance policy is “in force”, suicide-by-self WOULD allow the heirs to collect…
Participantdouble post…sorry
ParticipantRather than considering me a JBR, why not look at me as someone seeking “down-payment assistance” from the seller?
Nevermind that I am seeking $500,000 in downpayment assistance from them on their $1 million dollar over-priced home;-)
I, too, can claim victim status, then, if I let everyone know I need assistance. This is certain to please the middle-class, no?
Participantlittle lady,
did the sale of your house close yet?
April 22, 2007 at 9:51 AM in reply to: Subprime to have little impact on desirable areas of San Diego?? #50777Participantsdr,
that double-inverse fund comment wasn’t for me, right? I’ve never mentioned anything like that.
Bugs, I’m glad you disagree as I am happy to hear that maybe things are already worse than I have supposed.
Participant“Trolls” thwarting housing bear market….for now
NOT!
April 22, 2007 at 7:17 AM in reply to: Subprime to have little impact on desirable areas of San Diego?? #50763ParticipantC’mon. This is what you would expect, isn’t it?
Far more sub-prime (read: poor credit) borrowers exist in San Ysidro and Chula Vista SE than in places like Poway and Carlsbad.
It will be the sub-prime mess “spillover” that spoils the party for “desirable areas of San Diego North County.”
Patience will be rewarded.
ParticipantBrilliant post, SDA. Why are you so cranky?
$5 says you’re the eventual target of appraisal fraud investigations.
ParticipantYeah, that would suck…being accused of the very thing I am trying to expose.
Participant(Insert number here) When your realtor buddy begins advertising in the Pennysaver to do odd-jobs and to haul people’s junk to the dump just to make ends meet–THIS IS A SIGN
ParticipantSD R-
Whatever do you mean? The Nigerian e-mail thing is a scam?!?! Are you kidding me? Shoot. I just wired $50,000 overseas thinking I was about to become a multi-millionaire in return. Are you sure? C’mon. Say it ain’t so;-)
Don’t worry about being off-topic either. It was a somewhat manic topic to begin with, in my somewhat manic opinion.
LBC
ParticipantI don’t know Chris Hanson. Is he like Michael Turko?
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