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ParticipantThanks contraman, it’s good to hear insider news. Keep it comin’!
Just two questions:
Are the principal reduction refi’s all going to be recourse type loans?
What happens if the FB sells the house once the principal on the loan is reduced to 90% current value? Looks like a quick 10% profit to me.
ParticipantThanks contraman, it’s good to hear insider news. Keep it comin’!
Just two questions:
Are the principal reduction refi’s all going to be recourse type loans?
What happens if the FB sells the house once the principal on the loan is reduced to 90% current value? Looks like a quick 10% profit to me.
ParticipantThanks contraman, it’s good to hear insider news. Keep it comin’!
Just two questions:
Are the principal reduction refi’s all going to be recourse type loans?
What happens if the FB sells the house once the principal on the loan is reduced to 90% current value? Looks like a quick 10% profit to me.
ParticipantI cut from latte to coffee… It’s a $2.00 difference and coffee only has 10 calories whereas latte has 300.
For food I now shop at Lucky Seafood, which is a LOT cheaper than Vons/Alberton’s and has better produce IMO. I’m really enjoying all the Vietnamese/Filipino stores and restaurants in Mira Mesa. I found a nice Vietno-Chine restaurant I never knew about, it’s right in my hood and really cheap. They don’t speak much English but there are pictures to point at.
ParticipantI cut from latte to coffee… It’s a $2.00 difference and coffee only has 10 calories whereas latte has 300.
For food I now shop at Lucky Seafood, which is a LOT cheaper than Vons/Alberton’s and has better produce IMO. I’m really enjoying all the Vietnamese/Filipino stores and restaurants in Mira Mesa. I found a nice Vietno-Chine restaurant I never knew about, it’s right in my hood and really cheap. They don’t speak much English but there are pictures to point at.
ParticipantI cut from latte to coffee… It’s a $2.00 difference and coffee only has 10 calories whereas latte has 300.
For food I now shop at Lucky Seafood, which is a LOT cheaper than Vons/Alberton’s and has better produce IMO. I’m really enjoying all the Vietnamese/Filipino stores and restaurants in Mira Mesa. I found a nice Vietno-Chine restaurant I never knew about, it’s right in my hood and really cheap. They don’t speak much English but there are pictures to point at.
ParticipantI cut from latte to coffee… It’s a $2.00 difference and coffee only has 10 calories whereas latte has 300.
For food I now shop at Lucky Seafood, which is a LOT cheaper than Vons/Alberton’s and has better produce IMO. I’m really enjoying all the Vietnamese/Filipino stores and restaurants in Mira Mesa. I found a nice Vietno-Chine restaurant I never knew about, it’s right in my hood and really cheap. They don’t speak much English but there are pictures to point at.
ParticipantI cut from latte to coffee… It’s a $2.00 difference and coffee only has 10 calories whereas latte has 300.
For food I now shop at Lucky Seafood, which is a LOT cheaper than Vons/Alberton’s and has better produce IMO. I’m really enjoying all the Vietnamese/Filipino stores and restaurants in Mira Mesa. I found a nice Vietno-Chine restaurant I never knew about, it’s right in my hood and really cheap. They don’t speak much English but there are pictures to point at.
ParticipantYup. Exactly.
A) Transaction volume in boom times: 50 houses sold for $1M
B) Transaction volume in bust times: 50 houses sold for $100kTransA = TransB => all times must be boom times
Let’s also not forget to ignore rising foreclosures + rising inventory and the basic fact of economics that transaction volume can be increased by lowering the price.
ParticipantYup. Exactly.
A) Transaction volume in boom times: 50 houses sold for $1M
B) Transaction volume in bust times: 50 houses sold for $100kTransA = TransB => all times must be boom times
Let’s also not forget to ignore rising foreclosures + rising inventory and the basic fact of economics that transaction volume can be increased by lowering the price.
ParticipantYup. Exactly.
A) Transaction volume in boom times: 50 houses sold for $1M
B) Transaction volume in bust times: 50 houses sold for $100kTransA = TransB => all times must be boom times
Let’s also not forget to ignore rising foreclosures + rising inventory and the basic fact of economics that transaction volume can be increased by lowering the price.
ParticipantYup. Exactly.
A) Transaction volume in boom times: 50 houses sold for $1M
B) Transaction volume in bust times: 50 houses sold for $100kTransA = TransB => all times must be boom times
Let’s also not forget to ignore rising foreclosures + rising inventory and the basic fact of economics that transaction volume can be increased by lowering the price.
ParticipantYup. Exactly.
A) Transaction volume in boom times: 50 houses sold for $1M
B) Transaction volume in bust times: 50 houses sold for $100kTransA = TransB => all times must be boom times
Let’s also not forget to ignore rising foreclosures + rising inventory and the basic fact of economics that transaction volume can be increased by lowering the price.
ParticipantI really think we have become a nation of whiners and self important lazy people
I agree completely. We have so much that we take for granted. People should try traveling somewhere that has little or no air conditioning, no ice-cold drinks or ice cubes, and such inconveniences as having to walk or open doors manually or climb stairs. It seems that the more "modern" we get the fatter and lazier and whinier we get.
A huge economic downturn might make us healthier! We'll eat less, drive less, and get more exercise!
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