[mike92104]

[quote=Oxford]wait for what?

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wait for foreclosures so show up and beat prices down and flood inventory? you guys are dreaming. banks are holding them tight and waiting for the FEDs to fix things. flooding would kill their assets and they know it.

so here i sit frustrated as hell listening to the friggin harleys and muscle trucks burn through their gears outside my damn apartment in Aviara.

all i want is a nice quiet house on some land away from the masses.

ox

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I was getting frustrated with the hold up of inventory as well. I am starting to wonder if the banks WERE holding on tho the properties in hopes the govt were rescue them, but it seems to me the govt is starting to slow down on the “help” front. I’m hoping the banks will realize real soon that there won’t be a taxpayer hero to rescue them, and the inventory will come. However, I still want a few tips to beat down all the sheeple when it comes time to buy. The tips so far have been great. Could you guys elaborate on the “funding contingency”?

[mike92104]

[quote=Oxford]wait for what?

…

wait for foreclosures so show up and beat prices down and flood inventory? you guys are dreaming. banks are holding them tight and waiting for the FEDs to fix things. flooding would kill their assets and they know it.

so here i sit frustrated as hell listening to the friggin harleys and muscle trucks burn through their gears outside my damn apartment in Aviara.

all i want is a nice quiet house on some land away from the masses.

ox

[/quote]

I was getting frustrated with the hold up of inventory as well. I am starting to wonder if the banks WERE holding on tho the properties in hopes the govt were rescue them, but it seems to me the govt is starting to slow down on the “help” front. I’m hoping the banks will realize real soon that there won’t be a taxpayer hero to rescue them, and the inventory will come. However, I still want a few tips to beat down all the sheeple when it comes time to buy. The tips so far have been great. Could you guys elaborate on the “funding contingency”?

[mike92104]

[quote=Oxford]wait for what?

…

wait for foreclosures so show up and beat prices down and flood inventory? you guys are dreaming. banks are holding them tight and waiting for the FEDs to fix things. flooding would kill their assets and they know it.

so here i sit frustrated as hell listening to the friggin harleys and muscle trucks burn through their gears outside my damn apartment in Aviara.

all i want is a nice quiet house on some land away from the masses.

ox

[/quote]

I was getting frustrated with the hold up of inventory as well. I am starting to wonder if the banks WERE holding on tho the properties in hopes the govt were rescue them, but it seems to me the govt is starting to slow down on the “help” front. I’m hoping the banks will realize real soon that there won’t be a taxpayer hero to rescue them, and the inventory will come. However, I still want a few tips to beat down all the sheeple when it comes time to buy. The tips so far have been great. Could you guys elaborate on the “funding contingency”?

[mike92104]

[quote=Oxford]wait for what?

…

wait for foreclosures so show up and beat prices down and flood inventory? you guys are dreaming. banks are holding them tight and waiting for the FEDs to fix things. flooding would kill their assets and they know it.

so here i sit frustrated as hell listening to the friggin harleys and muscle trucks burn through their gears outside my damn apartment in Aviara.

all i want is a nice quiet house on some land away from the masses.

ox

[/quote]

I was getting frustrated with the hold up of inventory as well. I am starting to wonder if the banks WERE holding on tho the properties in hopes the govt were rescue them, but it seems to me the govt is starting to slow down on the “help” front. I’m hoping the banks will realize real soon that there won’t be a taxpayer hero to rescue them, and the inventory will come. However, I still want a few tips to beat down all the sheeple when it comes time to buy. The tips so far have been great. Could you guys elaborate on the “funding contingency”?

[mike92104]

[quote=tc]Wait.[/quote]

You know, we’ve been trying that for a year already, but for some reason it hasn’t worked for us. We still don’t have a house. (Joking of course)

I don’t mind waiting a while longer, but I’m still interested in a few more strategies to give myself an edge over the rest of the “flock” when the right house comes along. I’m not sure I can hold out long enough for people to realize that house are not “50% off!” but they are only 10 – 20% overvalued as opposed to 100%.

[mike92104]

[quote=tc]Wait.[/quote]

You know, we’ve been trying that for a year already, but for some reason it hasn’t worked for us. We still don’t have a house. (Joking of course)

I don’t mind waiting a while longer, but I’m still interested in a few more strategies to give myself an edge over the rest of the “flock” when the right house comes along. I’m not sure I can hold out long enough for people to realize that house are not “50% off!” but they are only 10 – 20% overvalued as opposed to 100%.

[mike92104]

[quote=tc]Wait.[/quote]

You know, we’ve been trying that for a year already, but for some reason it hasn’t worked for us. We still don’t have a house. (Joking of course)

I don’t mind waiting a while longer, but I’m still interested in a few more strategies to give myself an edge over the rest of the “flock” when the right house comes along. I’m not sure I can hold out long enough for people to realize that house are not “50% off!” but they are only 10 – 20% overvalued as opposed to 100%.

[mike92104]

[quote=tc]Wait.[/quote]

You know, we’ve been trying that for a year already, but for some reason it hasn’t worked for us. We still don’t have a house. (Joking of course)

I don’t mind waiting a while longer, but I’m still interested in a few more strategies to give myself an edge over the rest of the “flock” when the right house comes along. I’m not sure I can hold out long enough for people to realize that house are not “50% off!” but they are only 10 – 20% overvalued as opposed to 100%.

[mike92104]

[quote=tc]Wait.[/quote]

You know, we’ve been trying that for a year already, but for some reason it hasn’t worked for us. We still don’t have a house. (Joking of course)

I don’t mind waiting a while longer, but I’m still interested in a few more strategies to give myself an edge over the rest of the “flock” when the right house comes along. I’m not sure I can hold out long enough for people to realize that house are not “50% off!” but they are only 10 – 20% overvalued as opposed to 100%.

[mike92104]

Good link! thanks.

[mike92104]

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[mike92104]

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[mike92104]

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[mike92104]

Good link! thanks.

[mike92104]

Yeah, sorry. I should specify that I am asking about filling a pool with dirt to essentially get rid of it.

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