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[quote=CA renter] But once the government/taxpayers stepped in to take the losses, their right to recover whatever possible from the sales takes precedence over the rights of buyers/sellers/agents/investors to profit in any way.[/quote]

Wow. Maybe we can apply that same logic to state unions.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=CA renter] But once the government/taxpayers stepped in to take the losses, their right to recover whatever possible from the sales takes precedence over the rights of buyers/sellers/agents/investors to profit in any way.[/quote]

Wow. Maybe we can apply that same logic to state unions.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=CA renter] But once the government/taxpayers stepped in to take the losses, their right to recover whatever possible from the sales takes precedence over the rights of buyers/sellers/agents/investors to profit in any way.[/quote]

Wow. Maybe we can apply that same logic to state unions.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=CA renter] But once the government/taxpayers stepped in to take the losses, their right to recover whatever possible from the sales takes precedence over the rights of buyers/sellers/agents/investors to profit in any way.[/quote]

Wow. Maybe we can apply that same logic to state unions.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=researcher9]n.s.r,

If you have not done your research and are trying to make one-of-the biggest financial decision of your lifetime in 30 minutes … you are ‘Risking It” big time.[/quote]

If you haven’t, you’re not buying a house in the current market.

We, like you, spent two plus years frustrated.

Unless you’re looking at unique custom built properties, you should be able to tell how a house stacks up for the neighborhood in terms of updating, maintenance, in an initial walkthrough.

You should be able to place were it’ll likely sell at.

What’s left?

You’ll have 3-6 months to determine any serious defects.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=researcher9]n.s.r,

If you have not done your research and are trying to make one-of-the biggest financial decision of your lifetime in 30 minutes … you are ‘Risking It” big time.[/quote]

If you haven’t, you’re not buying a house in the current market.

We, like you, spent two plus years frustrated.

Unless you’re looking at unique custom built properties, you should be able to tell how a house stacks up for the neighborhood in terms of updating, maintenance, in an initial walkthrough.

You should be able to place were it’ll likely sell at.

What’s left?

You’ll have 3-6 months to determine any serious defects.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=researcher9]n.s.r,

If you have not done your research and are trying to make one-of-the biggest financial decision of your lifetime in 30 minutes … you are ‘Risking It” big time.[/quote]

If you haven’t, you’re not buying a house in the current market.

We, like you, spent two plus years frustrated.

Unless you’re looking at unique custom built properties, you should be able to tell how a house stacks up for the neighborhood in terms of updating, maintenance, in an initial walkthrough.

You should be able to place were it’ll likely sell at.

What’s left?

You’ll have 3-6 months to determine any serious defects.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=researcher9]n.s.r,

If you have not done your research and are trying to make one-of-the biggest financial decision of your lifetime in 30 minutes … you are ‘Risking It” big time.[/quote]

If you haven’t, you’re not buying a house in the current market.

We, like you, spent two plus years frustrated.

Unless you’re looking at unique custom built properties, you should be able to tell how a house stacks up for the neighborhood in terms of updating, maintenance, in an initial walkthrough.

You should be able to place were it’ll likely sell at.

What’s left?

You’ll have 3-6 months to determine any serious defects.

[no_such_reality]

[quote=researcher9]n.s.r,

If you have not done your research and are trying to make one-of-the biggest financial decision of your lifetime in 30 minutes … you are ‘Risking It” big time.[/quote]

If you haven’t, you’re not buying a house in the current market.

We, like you, spent two plus years frustrated.

Unless you’re looking at unique custom built properties, you should be able to tell how a house stacks up for the neighborhood in terms of updating, maintenance, in an initial walkthrough.

You should be able to place were it’ll likely sell at.

What’s left?

You’ll have 3-6 months to determine any serious defects.

[no_such_reality]

Sigh, another potential buyer getting massively frustrated because he’s always a day late to the party.

Why is he a day late to the party? Because he is looking at the MLS for his leads. Even worse, his agent is looking at the MLS for his leads.

The conclusion, conspiratory collusion on the agents and sellers. The likely reality, he’s got an incompetent agent that doesn’t really get the short sale process or the buyer himself is a more fickle and indecisive than he indicates.

The agent has to make sure the other agent knows that you’re the guy to close the deal. You as a buyer need to know exactly what you want in a house, your agent needs to understand that, and you need to make up your mind in about 30 minutes upon seeing it.

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