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July 17, 2007 at 8:55 AM in reply to: Research (or Speculation) as to timeline for Mortgage Resets and NODs #66189
PerryChase
Participantwaiting_hawk, I enjoy your sense of humor and irreverent style. What happened to your webpage?
In these interesting real estate times, people do deserve to be laughed at for the idiotic things that they do.
Participantwaiting_hawk, I enjoy your sense of humor and irreverent style. What happened to your webpage?
In these interesting real estate times, people do deserve to be laughed at for the idiotic things that they do.
July 16, 2007 at 9:56 AM in reply to: Chowderhead blows his top at foreclosure caller on KOGO show today #65995ParticipantHow about his personal real estate investments? He’s a public figure so his investments would be fair game for bloggers to investigate and post.
July 16, 2007 at 9:56 AM in reply to: Chowderhead blows his top at foreclosure caller on KOGO show today #66060ParticipantHow about his personal real estate investments? He’s a public figure so his investments would be fair game for bloggers to investigate and post.
ParticipantGood post waiting_hawk. I miss the humor on your old website.
ParticipantGood post waiting_hawk. I miss the humor on your old website.
ParticipantInteresting topic. Thanks for posting.
Gary, you should wait it out because I believe you’ll see that $150k price again.
ParticipantInteresting topic. Thanks for posting.
Gary, you should wait it out because I believe you’ll see that $150k price again.
July 13, 2007 at 1:23 PM in reply to: HOA includes Cable, Insurance and Exterior Building Maintenance #65715ParticipantInteresting article temeculaguy. If I were a buyer in this community, I’d wait to at least see 2003 prices.
July 13, 2007 at 1:23 PM in reply to: HOA includes Cable, Insurance and Exterior Building Maintenance #65777ParticipantInteresting article temeculaguy. If I were a buyer in this community, I’d wait to at least see 2003 prices.
ParticipantI’m all for it.
But how are the fat people going to fit in those vehicles? They can hardly fit in the SUVs as it is. It’s a non-starter for that very reason.
In Japan, cars are narrower. Over there, a normal sized car is something like a Honda Fit. Here, a normal car is a Ford Explorer or bigger.
ParticipantI’m all for it.
But how are the fat people going to fit in those vehicles? They can hardly fit in the SUVs as it is. It’s a non-starter for that very reason.
In Japan, cars are narrower. Over there, a normal sized car is something like a Honda Fit. Here, a normal car is a Ford Explorer or bigger.
ParticipantThanks for the update, sdrealtor. You were thinking Liberty Station for the Mc Millin development.
It sure puts things in perspective. And how much does he owe on the remaining properties, including the Point Loma house which he leveraged to start investing?
I know that we’re talking about someone’s financial matters, but since he bragged about his real estate prowess to a major newspaper, his transactions have entered the public domain and the unwinding of his investments are a matter of public interest.
I think the UT article was disingenuous and more like a piece of real estate propaganda because it gave examples of real estate investments without evidence of the return on investment.
ParticipantThanks for the update, sdrealtor. You were thinking Liberty Station for the Mc Millin development.
It sure puts things in perspective. And how much does he owe on the remaining properties, including the Point Loma house which he leveraged to start investing?
I know that we’re talking about someone’s financial matters, but since he bragged about his real estate prowess to a major newspaper, his transactions have entered the public domain and the unwinding of his investments are a matter of public interest.
I think the UT article was disingenuous and more like a piece of real estate propaganda because it gave examples of real estate investments without evidence of the return on investment.
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