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May 6, 2008 at 12:11 PM in reply to: Wall Street Journal calls a “Bottom to Housing Market.” #199692
patb
ParticipantNot a NAR shill but, probably paid by the NAR.
The guy raises a good point that inventory is flattening, that’s a VALID point,
but he’s failing to look into the future and see that $4 Trillion of Alt-A
defective mortgages boiling to the top.That’s just Stupid.
i saw that op-ed when i read the WSJ this AM and thought he was just wrong.
May 6, 2008 at 12:11 PM in reply to: Wall Street Journal calls a “Bottom to Housing Market.” #199734patb
ParticipantNot a NAR shill but, probably paid by the NAR.
The guy raises a good point that inventory is flattening, that’s a VALID point,
but he’s failing to look into the future and see that $4 Trillion of Alt-A
defective mortgages boiling to the top.That’s just Stupid.
i saw that op-ed when i read the WSJ this AM and thought he was just wrong.
May 6, 2008 at 12:11 PM in reply to: Wall Street Journal calls a “Bottom to Housing Market.” #199757patb
ParticipantNot a NAR shill but, probably paid by the NAR.
The guy raises a good point that inventory is flattening, that’s a VALID point,
but he’s failing to look into the future and see that $4 Trillion of Alt-A
defective mortgages boiling to the top.That’s just Stupid.
i saw that op-ed when i read the WSJ this AM and thought he was just wrong.
May 6, 2008 at 12:11 PM in reply to: Wall Street Journal calls a “Bottom to Housing Market.” #199785patb
ParticipantNot a NAR shill but, probably paid by the NAR.
The guy raises a good point that inventory is flattening, that’s a VALID point,
but he’s failing to look into the future and see that $4 Trillion of Alt-A
defective mortgages boiling to the top.That’s just Stupid.
i saw that op-ed when i read the WSJ this AM and thought he was just wrong.
May 6, 2008 at 12:11 PM in reply to: Wall Street Journal calls a “Bottom to Housing Market.” #199820patb
ParticipantNot a NAR shill but, probably paid by the NAR.
The guy raises a good point that inventory is flattening, that’s a VALID point,
but he’s failing to look into the future and see that $4 Trillion of Alt-A
defective mortgages boiling to the top.That’s just Stupid.
i saw that op-ed when i read the WSJ this AM and thought he was just wrong.
patb
ParticipantI told my mom in 2005.
Your house which you bought for 140K in 1987 is sellable for a million dollars
Sell this POS, before the whole thing falls apart, and rent a condo.
She hasn’t spoken to me since, i figure she has passed on 500K in
possible cash since, and that it will probably drop to
300K by the time the trough hits.patb
ParticipantI told my mom in 2005.
Your house which you bought for 140K in 1987 is sellable for a million dollars
Sell this POS, before the whole thing falls apart, and rent a condo.
She hasn’t spoken to me since, i figure she has passed on 500K in
possible cash since, and that it will probably drop to
300K by the time the trough hits.patb
ParticipantI told my mom in 2005.
Your house which you bought for 140K in 1987 is sellable for a million dollars
Sell this POS, before the whole thing falls apart, and rent a condo.
She hasn’t spoken to me since, i figure she has passed on 500K in
possible cash since, and that it will probably drop to
300K by the time the trough hits.patb
ParticipantI told my mom in 2005.
Your house which you bought for 140K in 1987 is sellable for a million dollars
Sell this POS, before the whole thing falls apart, and rent a condo.
She hasn’t spoken to me since, i figure she has passed on 500K in
possible cash since, and that it will probably drop to
300K by the time the trough hits.patb
ParticipantI told my mom in 2005.
Your house which you bought for 140K in 1987 is sellable for a million dollars
Sell this POS, before the whole thing falls apart, and rent a condo.
She hasn’t spoken to me since, i figure she has passed on 500K in
possible cash since, and that it will probably drop to
300K by the time the trough hits.patb
ParticipantGet a Lawyer you Fool!!!!
How many real estate contracts have you done? 2? 3?
How many does a Real estate attorney do every day? 6-7?Nope, you need alawyer, when i bought my house, I asked
a local real estate lawyer to look at the terms, best advice he gave
me was to ignore the home warranty plan.Said they suck, and they never provide what you need.
patb
ParticipantGet a Lawyer you Fool!!!!
How many real estate contracts have you done? 2? 3?
How many does a Real estate attorney do every day? 6-7?Nope, you need alawyer, when i bought my house, I asked
a local real estate lawyer to look at the terms, best advice he gave
me was to ignore the home warranty plan.Said they suck, and they never provide what you need.
patb
ParticipantGet a Lawyer you Fool!!!!
How many real estate contracts have you done? 2? 3?
How many does a Real estate attorney do every day? 6-7?Nope, you need alawyer, when i bought my house, I asked
a local real estate lawyer to look at the terms, best advice he gave
me was to ignore the home warranty plan.Said they suck, and they never provide what you need.
patb
ParticipantGet a Lawyer you Fool!!!!
How many real estate contracts have you done? 2? 3?
How many does a Real estate attorney do every day? 6-7?Nope, you need alawyer, when i bought my house, I asked
a local real estate lawyer to look at the terms, best advice he gave
me was to ignore the home warranty plan.Said they suck, and they never provide what you need.
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