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ParticipantUnfortunately, disputing the issue with the three credit reporting agencies may not do much. You can’t dispute a legitimate bad mark on your credit – they would research it by contacting the hospital, who would tell them that it was legitimate.
Try talking to the hospital first and asking nicely for them to remove it.
ParticipantUnfortunately, disputing the issue with the three credit reporting agencies may not do much. You can’t dispute a legitimate bad mark on your credit – they would research it by contacting the hospital, who would tell them that it was legitimate.
Try talking to the hospital first and asking nicely for them to remove it.
ParticipantUnfortunately, disputing the issue with the three credit reporting agencies may not do much. You can’t dispute a legitimate bad mark on your credit – they would research it by contacting the hospital, who would tell them that it was legitimate.
Try talking to the hospital first and asking nicely for them to remove it.
ParticipantUnfortunately, disputing the issue with the three credit reporting agencies may not do much. You can’t dispute a legitimate bad mark on your credit – they would research it by contacting the hospital, who would tell them that it was legitimate.
Try talking to the hospital first and asking nicely for them to remove it.
June 10, 2008 at 5:35 PM in reply to: Anyone know the builder of these Temecula monstrosities? #220970ParticipantI think I found it – Lennar. Chelsea Estates.
June 10, 2008 at 5:35 PM in reply to: Anyone know the builder of these Temecula monstrosities? #221069ParticipantI think I found it – Lennar. Chelsea Estates.
June 10, 2008 at 5:35 PM in reply to: Anyone know the builder of these Temecula monstrosities? #221082ParticipantI think I found it – Lennar. Chelsea Estates.
June 10, 2008 at 5:35 PM in reply to: Anyone know the builder of these Temecula monstrosities? #221113ParticipantI think I found it – Lennar. Chelsea Estates.
June 10, 2008 at 5:35 PM in reply to: Anyone know the builder of these Temecula monstrosities? #221133ParticipantI think I found it – Lennar. Chelsea Estates.
Participant9,000 sf house and he’s trying to sell b/c he bought a BIGGER one? Is he housing a small town? Who needs/wants a house that big? Baffles me. That’s the kind of excess and decandence that astonishes me. Why? Why get a place that big?
Yeah, I was readying a sarcastic comment (something about “crying real tears” maybe), but then I thought I would just sound bitter 🙂
It is a huge drop. As for needing that much space, I’m sure people that are used to it probably find a need for it. I recently saw a “dream home” show about a really decadent house on the coast here. It has a complete 1950’s street scene underground, with a bowling alley, theater, etc. It was wild. I can’t even describe the pool, but lets just say it allows cliff diving. I believe they were asking $30m for it.
Participant9,000 sf house and he’s trying to sell b/c he bought a BIGGER one? Is he housing a small town? Who needs/wants a house that big? Baffles me. That’s the kind of excess and decandence that astonishes me. Why? Why get a place that big?
Yeah, I was readying a sarcastic comment (something about “crying real tears” maybe), but then I thought I would just sound bitter 🙂
It is a huge drop. As for needing that much space, I’m sure people that are used to it probably find a need for it. I recently saw a “dream home” show about a really decadent house on the coast here. It has a complete 1950’s street scene underground, with a bowling alley, theater, etc. It was wild. I can’t even describe the pool, but lets just say it allows cliff diving. I believe they were asking $30m for it.
Participant9,000 sf house and he’s trying to sell b/c he bought a BIGGER one? Is he housing a small town? Who needs/wants a house that big? Baffles me. That’s the kind of excess and decandence that astonishes me. Why? Why get a place that big?
Yeah, I was readying a sarcastic comment (something about “crying real tears” maybe), but then I thought I would just sound bitter 🙂
It is a huge drop. As for needing that much space, I’m sure people that are used to it probably find a need for it. I recently saw a “dream home” show about a really decadent house on the coast here. It has a complete 1950’s street scene underground, with a bowling alley, theater, etc. It was wild. I can’t even describe the pool, but lets just say it allows cliff diving. I believe they were asking $30m for it.
Participant9,000 sf house and he’s trying to sell b/c he bought a BIGGER one? Is he housing a small town? Who needs/wants a house that big? Baffles me. That’s the kind of excess and decandence that astonishes me. Why? Why get a place that big?
Yeah, I was readying a sarcastic comment (something about “crying real tears” maybe), but then I thought I would just sound bitter 🙂
It is a huge drop. As for needing that much space, I’m sure people that are used to it probably find a need for it. I recently saw a “dream home” show about a really decadent house on the coast here. It has a complete 1950’s street scene underground, with a bowling alley, theater, etc. It was wild. I can’t even describe the pool, but lets just say it allows cliff diving. I believe they were asking $30m for it.
Participant9,000 sf house and he’s trying to sell b/c he bought a BIGGER one? Is he housing a small town? Who needs/wants a house that big? Baffles me. That’s the kind of excess and decandence that astonishes me. Why? Why get a place that big?
Yeah, I was readying a sarcastic comment (something about “crying real tears” maybe), but then I thought I would just sound bitter 🙂
It is a huge drop. As for needing that much space, I’m sure people that are used to it probably find a need for it. I recently saw a “dream home” show about a really decadent house on the coast here. It has a complete 1950’s street scene underground, with a bowling alley, theater, etc. It was wild. I can’t even describe the pool, but lets just say it allows cliff diving. I believe they were asking $30m for it.
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