[mercedes7]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=BillS78]
Yes you are irrational, because you want to cherry pick my gains from the bank bailout and ignore the profits that were stolen from me because of the bank bailout. [/quote]

What’s really entertaining is the sense of entitlement that you continue to have. You made bad decisions in life, including investing buying a house during a real estate bubble. You are now living for free. Then you made another bad decision by shorting banks. Now you are complaining about that.

[quote=BillS78]
Oh and by the way I did make a lot of money on the shorts, but I missed out on even more [/quote]

I’m sorry that you just keep missing out on making even more money.

[quote=BillS78]
My profits were guaranteed as long as the government didn’t cheat the system with the bank bailouts. [/quote]

Very few things are guaranteed in life. The mere fact that you expect your investments to continue to increase is a perfect example of your sense of entitlement.

And again, I assure you, I am not jealous. I own property free and clear. I’ve already explained the issue I have and that is supporting other people’s bad mistakes. There is a difference between jealousy and resentment.[/quote]

amen JP

[mercedes7]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=BillS78]
Yes you are irrational, because you want to cherry pick my gains from the bank bailout and ignore the profits that were stolen from me because of the bank bailout. [/quote]

What’s really entertaining is the sense of entitlement that you continue to have. You made bad decisions in life, including investing buying a house during a real estate bubble. You are now living for free. Then you made another bad decision by shorting banks. Now you are complaining about that.

[quote=BillS78]
Oh and by the way I did make a lot of money on the shorts, but I missed out on even more [/quote]

I’m sorry that you just keep missing out on making even more money.

[quote=BillS78]
My profits were guaranteed as long as the government didn’t cheat the system with the bank bailouts. [/quote]

Very few things are guaranteed in life. The mere fact that you expect your investments to continue to increase is a perfect example of your sense of entitlement.

And again, I assure you, I am not jealous. I own property free and clear. I’ve already explained the issue I have and that is supporting other people’s bad mistakes. There is a difference between jealousy and resentment.[/quote]

amen JP

[mercedes7]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=BillS78]
Yes you are irrational, because you want to cherry pick my gains from the bank bailout and ignore the profits that were stolen from me because of the bank bailout. [/quote]

What’s really entertaining is the sense of entitlement that you continue to have. You made bad decisions in life, including investing buying a house during a real estate bubble. You are now living for free. Then you made another bad decision by shorting banks. Now you are complaining about that.

[quote=BillS78]
Oh and by the way I did make a lot of money on the shorts, but I missed out on even more [/quote]

I’m sorry that you just keep missing out on making even more money.

[quote=BillS78]
My profits were guaranteed as long as the government didn’t cheat the system with the bank bailouts. [/quote]

Very few things are guaranteed in life. The mere fact that you expect your investments to continue to increase is a perfect example of your sense of entitlement.

And again, I assure you, I am not jealous. I own property free and clear. I’ve already explained the issue I have and that is supporting other people’s bad mistakes. There is a difference between jealousy and resentment.[/quote]

amen JP

[mercedes7]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=BillS78]
Yes you are irrational, because you want to cherry pick my gains from the bank bailout and ignore the profits that were stolen from me because of the bank bailout. [/quote]

What’s really entertaining is the sense of entitlement that you continue to have. You made bad decisions in life, including investing buying a house during a real estate bubble. You are now living for free. Then you made another bad decision by shorting banks. Now you are complaining about that.

[quote=BillS78]
Oh and by the way I did make a lot of money on the shorts, but I missed out on even more [/quote]

I’m sorry that you just keep missing out on making even more money.

[quote=BillS78]
My profits were guaranteed as long as the government didn’t cheat the system with the bank bailouts. [/quote]

Very few things are guaranteed in life. The mere fact that you expect your investments to continue to increase is a perfect example of your sense of entitlement.

And again, I assure you, I am not jealous. I own property free and clear. I’ve already explained the issue I have and that is supporting other people’s bad mistakes. There is a difference between jealousy and resentment.[/quote]

amen JP

[mercedes7]

[quote=jpinpb][quote=BillS78]
Yes you are irrational, because you want to cherry pick my gains from the bank bailout and ignore the profits that were stolen from me because of the bank bailout. [/quote]

What’s really entertaining is the sense of entitlement that you continue to have. You made bad decisions in life, including investing buying a house during a real estate bubble. You are now living for free. Then you made another bad decision by shorting banks. Now you are complaining about that.

[quote=BillS78]
Oh and by the way I did make a lot of money on the shorts, but I missed out on even more [/quote]

I’m sorry that you just keep missing out on making even more money.

[quote=BillS78]
My profits were guaranteed as long as the government didn’t cheat the system with the bank bailouts. [/quote]

Very few things are guaranteed in life. The mere fact that you expect your investments to continue to increase is a perfect example of your sense of entitlement.

And again, I assure you, I am not jealous. I own property free and clear. I’ve already explained the issue I have and that is supporting other people’s bad mistakes. There is a difference between jealousy and resentment.[/quote]

amen JP

[mercedes7]

Good points sdrealtor, however, with the current inventory level, getting a good deal is really tough. As soon as I see a property that I am even marginally interested in, it goes pending. Although, it is taking longer these days. Praying for the tsunami that never seems to come. But there is at least some hints that it may be starting (just in time for peak buying season).

[mercedes7]

Good points sdrealtor, however, with the current inventory level, getting a good deal is really tough. As soon as I see a property that I am even marginally interested in, it goes pending. Although, it is taking longer these days. Praying for the tsunami that never seems to come. But there is at least some hints that it may be starting (just in time for peak buying season).

[mercedes7]

Good points sdrealtor, however, with the current inventory level, getting a good deal is really tough. As soon as I see a property that I am even marginally interested in, it goes pending. Although, it is taking longer these days. Praying for the tsunami that never seems to come. But there is at least some hints that it may be starting (just in time for peak buying season).

[mercedes7]

Good points sdrealtor, however, with the current inventory level, getting a good deal is really tough. As soon as I see a property that I am even marginally interested in, it goes pending. Although, it is taking longer these days. Praying for the tsunami that never seems to come. But there is at least some hints that it may be starting (just in time for peak buying season).

[mercedes7]

Good points sdrealtor, however, with the current inventory level, getting a good deal is really tough. As soon as I see a property that I am even marginally interested in, it goes pending. Although, it is taking longer these days. Praying for the tsunami that never seems to come. But there is at least some hints that it may be starting (just in time for peak buying season).

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

[mercedes7]

SD realtor and sdrealtor, sounds like both of you think the bottom has come and gone some time in late 2008. Although I don’t completely disagree, I still think there are so many uncertainties out there, that real estate could go either way. I also don’t believe for one minute that prices are going to continue rising at the rate they have in the last 6 mo – year.

IF we see an increase in forclosures coming to market, and if interest rates begin to rise, I do believe that it will effect housing to the downside.

Now if either of you could find me a nice 2200+ sf home (or a smaller home with a granny flat for my aging parents) on a 12000+sf lot, no pool, with a fireplace in the MB, in a decent area, within 18 miles of 92123 for <$500,000, I would buy tomorrow.

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