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macromaniac
ParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
ParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
ParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
ParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
ParticipantScarlet,
You know what my Dad does every Sunday night while watching 60 minutes? You guys will love this one…
He takes all the credit offers that he received in the mail in the previous week, crams them (as much as he can)into the enclosed no postage necessary envelopes that came with the offer and drops them in the mail on Monday back to them.
Can you imagine the look on their face when they get these back, stuffed to the gills, and had to pay postage?
Hilarious….
ParticipantScarlet,
You know what my Dad does every Sunday night while watching 60 minutes? You guys will love this one…
He takes all the credit offers that he received in the mail in the previous week, crams them (as much as he can)into the enclosed no postage necessary envelopes that came with the offer and drops them in the mail on Monday back to them.
Can you imagine the look on their face when they get these back, stuffed to the gills, and had to pay postage?
Hilarious….
ParticipantScarlet,
You know what my Dad does every Sunday night while watching 60 minutes? You guys will love this one…
He takes all the credit offers that he received in the mail in the previous week, crams them (as much as he can)into the enclosed no postage necessary envelopes that came with the offer and drops them in the mail on Monday back to them.
Can you imagine the look on their face when they get these back, stuffed to the gills, and had to pay postage?
Hilarious….
ParticipantScarlet,
You know what my Dad does every Sunday night while watching 60 minutes? You guys will love this one…
He takes all the credit offers that he received in the mail in the previous week, crams them (as much as he can)into the enclosed no postage necessary envelopes that came with the offer and drops them in the mail on Monday back to them.
Can you imagine the look on their face when they get these back, stuffed to the gills, and had to pay postage?
Hilarious….
ParticipantScarlet,
You know what my Dad does every Sunday night while watching 60 minutes? You guys will love this one…
He takes all the credit offers that he received in the mail in the previous week, crams them (as much as he can)into the enclosed no postage necessary envelopes that came with the offer and drops them in the mail on Monday back to them.
Can you imagine the look on their face when they get these back, stuffed to the gills, and had to pay postage?
Hilarious….
ParticipantUrban,
There is more than a single variable to consider in making a home purchasing decision (or at least there should be). How you conduct your business and how and if you communicate to people these variables…well…I don’t know nor is it right for me to judge you personally.
I know there are reputable, honest, and informative Realtors here (Pigs) and in the marketplace. Unfortunately, they are VERY FEW and most people utilize friends and family licensed Realtors to buy homes which is, in my estimation and experience, a mistake 9 times out of 10.
The good thing about the fire we are going through is that it usually causes the dross to rise to the surface and expunges those who are not good at their craft, or those who are not ethical people (Madoff).
Just because something is not tangible does not mean it is not predictable to some extent or that a forecast cannot be made concerning a future value or in this case rent range. That is like saying the unwinding of Bear Stearns was not capable of being predicated until it actually happened. In that case there would be no option trading.
History always repeats itself, human psychology is very predictable when faced with certain stimuli, and there is nothing new under the sun.
There always exceptions in this market, but in GENERAL and speaking from a MACRO view, we still have a lot of downside in the housing market as the EFFECTS of unemployment have not even hit the mortgage arena in terms of DEFAULTS. The last few years of defaults have mainly been due to other factors (no equity can’t refinance).
When you default and have no job….there IS NO MODIFICATION SOLUTION and YOU WALK.
The next wave down will be due to unemployment and this will take us down further….
If your buyer’s are comfortable with these things and still want to pull the trigger for whatever reason then that is there decision.
ParticipantUrban,
There is more than a single variable to consider in making a home purchasing decision (or at least there should be). How you conduct your business and how and if you communicate to people these variables…well…I don’t know nor is it right for me to judge you personally.
I know there are reputable, honest, and informative Realtors here (Pigs) and in the marketplace. Unfortunately, they are VERY FEW and most people utilize friends and family licensed Realtors to buy homes which is, in my estimation and experience, a mistake 9 times out of 10.
The good thing about the fire we are going through is that it usually causes the dross to rise to the surface and expunges those who are not good at their craft, or those who are not ethical people (Madoff).
Just because something is not tangible does not mean it is not predictable to some extent or that a forecast cannot be made concerning a future value or in this case rent range. That is like saying the unwinding of Bear Stearns was not capable of being predicated until it actually happened. In that case there would be no option trading.
History always repeats itself, human psychology is very predictable when faced with certain stimuli, and there is nothing new under the sun.
There always exceptions in this market, but in GENERAL and speaking from a MACRO view, we still have a lot of downside in the housing market as the EFFECTS of unemployment have not even hit the mortgage arena in terms of DEFAULTS. The last few years of defaults have mainly been due to other factors (no equity can’t refinance).
When you default and have no job….there IS NO MODIFICATION SOLUTION and YOU WALK.
The next wave down will be due to unemployment and this will take us down further….
If your buyer’s are comfortable with these things and still want to pull the trigger for whatever reason then that is there decision.
ParticipantUrban,
There is more than a single variable to consider in making a home purchasing decision (or at least there should be). How you conduct your business and how and if you communicate to people these variables…well…I don’t know nor is it right for me to judge you personally.
I know there are reputable, honest, and informative Realtors here (Pigs) and in the marketplace. Unfortunately, they are VERY FEW and most people utilize friends and family licensed Realtors to buy homes which is, in my estimation and experience, a mistake 9 times out of 10.
The good thing about the fire we are going through is that it usually causes the dross to rise to the surface and expunges those who are not good at their craft, or those who are not ethical people (Madoff).
Just because something is not tangible does not mean it is not predictable to some extent or that a forecast cannot be made concerning a future value or in this case rent range. That is like saying the unwinding of Bear Stearns was not capable of being predicated until it actually happened. In that case there would be no option trading.
History always repeats itself, human psychology is very predictable when faced with certain stimuli, and there is nothing new under the sun.
There always exceptions in this market, but in GENERAL and speaking from a MACRO view, we still have a lot of downside in the housing market as the EFFECTS of unemployment have not even hit the mortgage arena in terms of DEFAULTS. The last few years of defaults have mainly been due to other factors (no equity can’t refinance).
When you default and have no job….there IS NO MODIFICATION SOLUTION and YOU WALK.
The next wave down will be due to unemployment and this will take us down further….
If your buyer’s are comfortable with these things and still want to pull the trigger for whatever reason then that is there decision.
ParticipantUrban,
There is more than a single variable to consider in making a home purchasing decision (or at least there should be). How you conduct your business and how and if you communicate to people these variables…well…I don’t know nor is it right for me to judge you personally.
I know there are reputable, honest, and informative Realtors here (Pigs) and in the marketplace. Unfortunately, they are VERY FEW and most people utilize friends and family licensed Realtors to buy homes which is, in my estimation and experience, a mistake 9 times out of 10.
The good thing about the fire we are going through is that it usually causes the dross to rise to the surface and expunges those who are not good at their craft, or those who are not ethical people (Madoff).
Just because something is not tangible does not mean it is not predictable to some extent or that a forecast cannot be made concerning a future value or in this case rent range. That is like saying the unwinding of Bear Stearns was not capable of being predicated until it actually happened. In that case there would be no option trading.
History always repeats itself, human psychology is very predictable when faced with certain stimuli, and there is nothing new under the sun.
There always exceptions in this market, but in GENERAL and speaking from a MACRO view, we still have a lot of downside in the housing market as the EFFECTS of unemployment have not even hit the mortgage arena in terms of DEFAULTS. The last few years of defaults have mainly been due to other factors (no equity can’t refinance).
When you default and have no job….there IS NO MODIFICATION SOLUTION and YOU WALK.
The next wave down will be due to unemployment and this will take us down further….
If your buyer’s are comfortable with these things and still want to pull the trigger for whatever reason then that is there decision.
ParticipantUrban,
There is more than a single variable to consider in making a home purchasing decision (or at least there should be). How you conduct your business and how and if you communicate to people these variables…well…I don’t know nor is it right for me to judge you personally.
I know there are reputable, honest, and informative Realtors here (Pigs) and in the marketplace. Unfortunately, they are VERY FEW and most people utilize friends and family licensed Realtors to buy homes which is, in my estimation and experience, a mistake 9 times out of 10.
The good thing about the fire we are going through is that it usually causes the dross to rise to the surface and expunges those who are not good at their craft, or those who are not ethical people (Madoff).
Just because something is not tangible does not mean it is not predictable to some extent or that a forecast cannot be made concerning a future value or in this case rent range. That is like saying the unwinding of Bear Stearns was not capable of being predicated until it actually happened. In that case there would be no option trading.
History always repeats itself, human psychology is very predictable when faced with certain stimuli, and there is nothing new under the sun.
There always exceptions in this market, but in GENERAL and speaking from a MACRO view, we still have a lot of downside in the housing market as the EFFECTS of unemployment have not even hit the mortgage arena in terms of DEFAULTS. The last few years of defaults have mainly been due to other factors (no equity can’t refinance).
When you default and have no job….there IS NO MODIFICATION SOLUTION and YOU WALK.
The next wave down will be due to unemployment and this will take us down further….
If your buyer’s are comfortable with these things and still want to pull the trigger for whatever reason then that is there decision.
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