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ParticipantRegarding 6462. Nice house. Quiet street. The vacant lot on the other side of the street turned me off. I agree though that the house looks nice from the street. To each his own.
My agent told me that the copper under the house was recently cut and stolen …
I want the view out the back of the house and protected. The little foreclosure on Madra was the only house I saw that had the kind of view I am looking for in Del Cerro. But as many people pointed out Madra is a busy street.
ParticipantRegarding 6462. Nice house. Quiet street. The vacant lot on the other side of the street turned me off. I agree though that the house looks nice from the street. To each his own.
My agent told me that the copper under the house was recently cut and stolen …
I want the view out the back of the house and protected. The little foreclosure on Madra was the only house I saw that had the kind of view I am looking for in Del Cerro. But as many people pointed out Madra is a busy street.
ParticipantAll of this bailout talk is getting nauseating.
A quote from a CNBC article describing the bailout.
“Some borrowed against their rising equity as home prices climbed, ASSUMING they would be able to refinance or SELL their homes BEFORE the higher payments began. But as prices have plummeted, many homeowners now owe more than their home is worth, and banks have tightened their lending practices, leaving even people with stellar credit struggling with higher payments.”
Read between the lines … not only were they assuming they would be able to sell before the higher payments but they were assuming they would be able to sell for a HUGE profit.
The government should not be in the business of writing
free call options. If the government is going to back
banks like this at least they should legislate a minimum
20% down payment to prevent a total fleece job of the
taxpayer and saver which we are seeing today.I agree all of this action is to bail out banks and the
system. The true winners were unquestionably the homeowners that curtailed their greed and got out at a bloated price in 04-05.ParticipantAll of this bailout talk is getting nauseating.
A quote from a CNBC article describing the bailout.
“Some borrowed against their rising equity as home prices climbed, ASSUMING they would be able to refinance or SELL their homes BEFORE the higher payments began. But as prices have plummeted, many homeowners now owe more than their home is worth, and banks have tightened their lending practices, leaving even people with stellar credit struggling with higher payments.”
Read between the lines … not only were they assuming they would be able to sell before the higher payments but they were assuming they would be able to sell for a HUGE profit.
The government should not be in the business of writing
free call options. If the government is going to back
banks like this at least they should legislate a minimum
20% down payment to prevent a total fleece job of the
taxpayer and saver which we are seeing today.I agree all of this action is to bail out banks and the
system. The true winners were unquestionably the homeowners that curtailed their greed and got out at a bloated price in 04-05.ParticipantAll of this bailout talk is getting nauseating.
A quote from a CNBC article describing the bailout.
“Some borrowed against their rising equity as home prices climbed, ASSUMING they would be able to refinance or SELL their homes BEFORE the higher payments began. But as prices have plummeted, many homeowners now owe more than their home is worth, and banks have tightened their lending practices, leaving even people with stellar credit struggling with higher payments.”
Read between the lines … not only were they assuming they would be able to sell before the higher payments but they were assuming they would be able to sell for a HUGE profit.
The government should not be in the business of writing
free call options. If the government is going to back
banks like this at least they should legislate a minimum
20% down payment to prevent a total fleece job of the
taxpayer and saver which we are seeing today.I agree all of this action is to bail out banks and the
system. The true winners were unquestionably the homeowners that curtailed their greed and got out at a bloated price in 04-05.ParticipantAll of this bailout talk is getting nauseating.
A quote from a CNBC article describing the bailout.
“Some borrowed against their rising equity as home prices climbed, ASSUMING they would be able to refinance or SELL their homes BEFORE the higher payments began. But as prices have plummeted, many homeowners now owe more than their home is worth, and banks have tightened their lending practices, leaving even people with stellar credit struggling with higher payments.”
Read between the lines … not only were they assuming they would be able to sell before the higher payments but they were assuming they would be able to sell for a HUGE profit.
The government should not be in the business of writing
free call options. If the government is going to back
banks like this at least they should legislate a minimum
20% down payment to prevent a total fleece job of the
taxpayer and saver which we are seeing today.I agree all of this action is to bail out banks and the
system. The true winners were unquestionably the homeowners that curtailed their greed and got out at a bloated price in 04-05.ParticipantAll of this bailout talk is getting nauseating.
A quote from a CNBC article describing the bailout.
“Some borrowed against their rising equity as home prices climbed, ASSUMING they would be able to refinance or SELL their homes BEFORE the higher payments began. But as prices have plummeted, many homeowners now owe more than their home is worth, and banks have tightened their lending practices, leaving even people with stellar credit struggling with higher payments.”
Read between the lines … not only were they assuming they would be able to sell before the higher payments but they were assuming they would be able to sell for a HUGE profit.
The government should not be in the business of writing
free call options. If the government is going to back
banks like this at least they should legislate a minimum
20% down payment to prevent a total fleece job of the
taxpayer and saver which we are seeing today.I agree all of this action is to bail out banks and the
system. The true winners were unquestionably the homeowners that curtailed their greed and got out at a bloated price in 04-05.Participant6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.
I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).
Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.
Participant6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.
I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).
Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.
Participant6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.
I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).
Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.
Participant6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.
I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).
Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.
Participant6462 Norman Ln had a massive price drop down to 1.1-1.2.
I also noticed it is a preforeclosure (NOD).
Still a lot of money but the house has some sq footage.
Participant“Sooner or later the supply is bound to outstrip them in number, and sellers will have to deal with us ordinary schlubs if they want to sell their houses at all.”
I love this line.
Sums it up to a freakin T.
I was scanning the Point Loma Inventory today.
The last line of a MLS supplement gave me a chuckle.… or taking in some fresh air while BBQing in your child-safe fenced backyard. “Come live the fairytale.”
Freudian slip?
Participant“Sooner or later the supply is bound to outstrip them in number, and sellers will have to deal with us ordinary schlubs if they want to sell their houses at all.”
I love this line.
Sums it up to a freakin T.
I was scanning the Point Loma Inventory today.
The last line of a MLS supplement gave me a chuckle.… or taking in some fresh air while BBQing in your child-safe fenced backyard. “Come live the fairytale.”
Freudian slip?
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