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[quote=AN][quote=sdrealtor][quote=flu][quote=waiting hawk][quote=surveyor]Somewhere a piggington is using this to bid $175k on a La Jolla property…[/quote]

no way. 175k is to much i was thinkin 99k. Who would want to live in that dump area.[/quote]

I’d rather live in LJ adjunct.[/quote]

LOL, I know what you are getting at[/quote]
It’s only 10 minutes away.[/quote]

it is the ultimate gift that keeps on giving.

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[quote=AN][quote=sdrealtor][quote=flu][quote=waiting hawk][quote=surveyor]Somewhere a piggington is using this to bid $175k on a La Jolla property…[/quote]

no way. 175k is to much i was thinkin 99k. Who would want to live in that dump area.[/quote]

I’d rather live in LJ adjunct.[/quote]

LOL, I know what you are getting at[/quote]
It’s only 10 minutes away.[/quote]

it is the ultimate gift that keeps on giving.

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[quote=flu]Forget about worrying about whether RE prices are good or not good. You might lose some money by buying RE, but you’re going to get slaughtered if you stay in cash.[/quote]

I agree, that’s exactly what I see happening with folks with excess cash. They are getting out and purchasing properties.

This is why the lower segments have stabilized. quite frankly it is extremely hard for a working class family to buy a starter home even if they qualify because they are forced to compete with ALL CASH OFFERS in the sub-300k market.

Indirectly, we are now creating more permanent renter class this way and increasing the class divide.

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[quote=flu]Forget about worrying about whether RE prices are good or not good. You might lose some money by buying RE, but you’re going to get slaughtered if you stay in cash.[/quote]

I agree, that’s exactly what I see happening with folks with excess cash. They are getting out and purchasing properties.

This is why the lower segments have stabilized. quite frankly it is extremely hard for a working class family to buy a starter home even if they qualify because they are forced to compete with ALL CASH OFFERS in the sub-300k market.

Indirectly, we are now creating more permanent renter class this way and increasing the class divide.

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[quote=flu]Forget about worrying about whether RE prices are good or not good. You might lose some money by buying RE, but you’re going to get slaughtered if you stay in cash.[/quote]

I agree, that’s exactly what I see happening with folks with excess cash. They are getting out and purchasing properties.

This is why the lower segments have stabilized. quite frankly it is extremely hard for a working class family to buy a starter home even if they qualify because they are forced to compete with ALL CASH OFFERS in the sub-300k market.

Indirectly, we are now creating more permanent renter class this way and increasing the class divide.

[ocrenter]

[quote=flu]Forget about worrying about whether RE prices are good or not good. You might lose some money by buying RE, but you’re going to get slaughtered if you stay in cash.[/quote]

I agree, that’s exactly what I see happening with folks with excess cash. They are getting out and purchasing properties.

This is why the lower segments have stabilized. quite frankly it is extremely hard for a working class family to buy a starter home even if they qualify because they are forced to compete with ALL CASH OFFERS in the sub-300k market.

Indirectly, we are now creating more permanent renter class this way and increasing the class divide.

[ocrenter]

[quote=flu]Forget about worrying about whether RE prices are good or not good. You might lose some money by buying RE, but you’re going to get slaughtered if you stay in cash.[/quote]

I agree, that’s exactly what I see happening with folks with excess cash. They are getting out and purchasing properties.

This is why the lower segments have stabilized. quite frankly it is extremely hard for a working class family to buy a starter home even if they qualify because they are forced to compete with ALL CASH OFFERS in the sub-300k market.

Indirectly, we are now creating more permanent renter class this way and increasing the class divide.

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[quote=paramount]The Obesity Solution: The Atkins or South Beach Diets – they work.[/quote]

The Obesity Solution: CHANGE THE FOOD SUPPLY.

There is something inherently wrong with the current food supply out there that is causing dramatic increase in weight.

Food is over-refined to the point that it is extremely potent at activating the mu opioid receptors and initiating the pleasure pathway, which lead to addictive behaviors.

Cheap Crack helped get the vast inner city across the US addicted.

Cheap over-refined food is like Cheap Crack.

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[quote=paramount]The Obesity Solution: The Atkins or South Beach Diets – they work.[/quote]

The Obesity Solution: CHANGE THE FOOD SUPPLY.

There is something inherently wrong with the current food supply out there that is causing dramatic increase in weight.

Food is over-refined to the point that it is extremely potent at activating the mu opioid receptors and initiating the pleasure pathway, which lead to addictive behaviors.

Cheap Crack helped get the vast inner city across the US addicted.

Cheap over-refined food is like Cheap Crack.

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[quote=paramount]The Obesity Solution: The Atkins or South Beach Diets – they work.[/quote]

The Obesity Solution: CHANGE THE FOOD SUPPLY.

There is something inherently wrong with the current food supply out there that is causing dramatic increase in weight.

Food is over-refined to the point that it is extremely potent at activating the mu opioid receptors and initiating the pleasure pathway, which lead to addictive behaviors.

Cheap Crack helped get the vast inner city across the US addicted.

Cheap over-refined food is like Cheap Crack.

[ocrenter]

[quote=paramount]The Obesity Solution: The Atkins or South Beach Diets – they work.[/quote]

The Obesity Solution: CHANGE THE FOOD SUPPLY.

There is something inherently wrong with the current food supply out there that is causing dramatic increase in weight.

Food is over-refined to the point that it is extremely potent at activating the mu opioid receptors and initiating the pleasure pathway, which lead to addictive behaviors.

Cheap Crack helped get the vast inner city across the US addicted.

Cheap over-refined food is like Cheap Crack.

[ocrenter]

[quote=paramount]The Obesity Solution: The Atkins or South Beach Diets – they work.[/quote]

The Obesity Solution: CHANGE THE FOOD SUPPLY.

There is something inherently wrong with the current food supply out there that is causing dramatic increase in weight.

Food is over-refined to the point that it is extremely potent at activating the mu opioid receptors and initiating the pleasure pathway, which lead to addictive behaviors.

Cheap Crack helped get the vast inner city across the US addicted.

Cheap over-refined food is like Cheap Crack.

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[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
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you can click on the picture to enlarge.

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[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
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you can click on the picture to enlarge.

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[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
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you can click on the picture to enlarge.

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