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January 5, 2008 at 10:16 AM in reply to: KB, Pulte, McMillin, Centex, SP, Lennar….best? worst? thoughts? #130154January 5, 2008 at 10:16 AM in reply to: KB, Pulte, McMillin, Centex, SP, Lennar….best? worst? thoughts? #130185
mixxalot
ParticipantOlder homes better construction
My sisters hubby works in the construction trades and was telling me that homes built in the 1970-1980’s are more solid than new homes built.
January 1, 2008 at 8:40 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127456mixxalot
ParticipantIn 2001 engineering jobs were hard to come by but you didn’t see many engineers working at home depot. Same with the early 90s.
I agree- I have lived and survived through both of these recessions, in 1993 when I graduated college and had zero work experience which was painful and had to work a crap job to gain experience and again in 2002 when the software company layed me off and my severance package kept me afloat until I found work almost a year later. Not fun. But I learned to budget and live below my means for the hard times. I drive an old car but its paid off and I have zero debt.
January 1, 2008 at 8:40 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127618mixxalot
ParticipantIn 2001 engineering jobs were hard to come by but you didn’t see many engineers working at home depot. Same with the early 90s.
I agree- I have lived and survived through both of these recessions, in 1993 when I graduated college and had zero work experience which was painful and had to work a crap job to gain experience and again in 2002 when the software company layed me off and my severance package kept me afloat until I found work almost a year later. Not fun. But I learned to budget and live below my means for the hard times. I drive an old car but its paid off and I have zero debt.
January 1, 2008 at 8:40 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127628mixxalot
ParticipantIn 2001 engineering jobs were hard to come by but you didn’t see many engineers working at home depot. Same with the early 90s.
I agree- I have lived and survived through both of these recessions, in 1993 when I graduated college and had zero work experience which was painful and had to work a crap job to gain experience and again in 2002 when the software company layed me off and my severance package kept me afloat until I found work almost a year later. Not fun. But I learned to budget and live below my means for the hard times. I drive an old car but its paid off and I have zero debt.
January 1, 2008 at 8:40 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127696mixxalot
ParticipantIn 2001 engineering jobs were hard to come by but you didn’t see many engineers working at home depot. Same with the early 90s.
I agree- I have lived and survived through both of these recessions, in 1993 when I graduated college and had zero work experience which was painful and had to work a crap job to gain experience and again in 2002 when the software company layed me off and my severance package kept me afloat until I found work almost a year later. Not fun. But I learned to budget and live below my means for the hard times. I drive an old car but its paid off and I have zero debt.
January 1, 2008 at 8:40 PM in reply to: If you think the “Mother of all recessions” isn’t coming #127720mixxalot
ParticipantIn 2001 engineering jobs were hard to come by but you didn’t see many engineers working at home depot. Same with the early 90s.
I agree- I have lived and survived through both of these recessions, in 1993 when I graduated college and had zero work experience which was painful and had to work a crap job to gain experience and again in 2002 when the software company layed me off and my severance package kept me afloat until I found work almost a year later. Not fun. But I learned to budget and live below my means for the hard times. I drive an old car but its paid off and I have zero debt.
mixxalot
ParticipantI can wait til then 2012
Hopefully all the housing ATM money for HELOCs will have dried up by then and foreclosures skyrocket and one can get a decent home with 20% down and good credit.
mixxalot
ParticipantI can wait til then 2012
Hopefully all the housing ATM money for HELOCs will have dried up by then and foreclosures skyrocket and one can get a decent home with 20% down and good credit.
mixxalot
ParticipantI can wait til then 2012
Hopefully all the housing ATM money for HELOCs will have dried up by then and foreclosures skyrocket and one can get a decent home with 20% down and good credit.
mixxalot
ParticipantI can wait til then 2012
Hopefully all the housing ATM money for HELOCs will have dried up by then and foreclosures skyrocket and one can get a decent home with 20% down and good credit.
mixxalot
ParticipantI can wait til then 2012
Hopefully all the housing ATM money for HELOCs will have dried up by then and foreclosures skyrocket and one can get a decent home with 20% down and good credit.
mixxalot
ParticipantJust dont move to Moorpark
Any town spelled KRAPROOM backwards would disturb me as a place to live.
Ventura gets my vote.
mixxalot
ParticipantJust dont move to Moorpark
Any town spelled KRAPROOM backwards would disturb me as a place to live.
Ventura gets my vote.
mixxalot
ParticipantJust dont move to Moorpark
Any town spelled KRAPROOM backwards would disturb me as a place to live.
Ventura gets my vote.
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