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ParticipantIt’s a strange time to have a big downpayment burning a hole in your savings account….I’m seeing these killer deals pop up all over the place in Temecula, but I work in SD and I’m not seeing SEH budge as much as I’d like, still 10-15% overpriced there IMHO. I might be able to swing a telecommute 2-3 days a week which would make Temecula much less painful.
ParticipantIt’s a strange time to have a big downpayment burning a hole in your savings account….I’m seeing these killer deals pop up all over the place in Temecula, but I work in SD and I’m not seeing SEH budge as much as I’d like, still 10-15% overpriced there IMHO. I might be able to swing a telecommute 2-3 days a week which would make Temecula much less painful.
ParticipantIt’s a strange time to have a big downpayment burning a hole in your savings account….I’m seeing these killer deals pop up all over the place in Temecula, but I work in SD and I’m not seeing SEH budge as much as I’d like, still 10-15% overpriced there IMHO. I might be able to swing a telecommute 2-3 days a week which would make Temecula much less painful.
ParticipantIt’s a strange time to have a big downpayment burning a hole in your savings account….I’m seeing these killer deals pop up all over the place in Temecula, but I work in SD and I’m not seeing SEH budge as much as I’d like, still 10-15% overpriced there IMHO. I might be able to swing a telecommute 2-3 days a week which would make Temecula much less painful.
Participant1) Borrowers stay in the home, hence no foreclosure, and no increased inventory flooding the market.
So this amounts to a kick in the crotch for bubble sitters who have been waiting patiently for markets such as SD to return to affordable levels? And as far as the potential for a new fraud that was identified- this illustrates why I have contempt for the real estate/appraisal/loan infrastructre, excluding of course the Pigg posters here who seem honest, in fact I may contact SD Realtor soon. But the fact that you guys see a likelihood of a new type of fraud is a terrrible indictment of the industry and an unfortunate argument for regulation, and ultimately why I want to buy a house after additional price correction then be done with the industry, hopefully for a lifetime.
Participant1) Borrowers stay in the home, hence no foreclosure, and no increased inventory flooding the market.
So this amounts to a kick in the crotch for bubble sitters who have been waiting patiently for markets such as SD to return to affordable levels? And as far as the potential for a new fraud that was identified- this illustrates why I have contempt for the real estate/appraisal/loan infrastructre, excluding of course the Pigg posters here who seem honest, in fact I may contact SD Realtor soon. But the fact that you guys see a likelihood of a new type of fraud is a terrrible indictment of the industry and an unfortunate argument for regulation, and ultimately why I want to buy a house after additional price correction then be done with the industry, hopefully for a lifetime.
Participant1) Borrowers stay in the home, hence no foreclosure, and no increased inventory flooding the market.
So this amounts to a kick in the crotch for bubble sitters who have been waiting patiently for markets such as SD to return to affordable levels? And as far as the potential for a new fraud that was identified- this illustrates why I have contempt for the real estate/appraisal/loan infrastructre, excluding of course the Pigg posters here who seem honest, in fact I may contact SD Realtor soon. But the fact that you guys see a likelihood of a new type of fraud is a terrrible indictment of the industry and an unfortunate argument for regulation, and ultimately why I want to buy a house after additional price correction then be done with the industry, hopefully for a lifetime.
Participant1) Borrowers stay in the home, hence no foreclosure, and no increased inventory flooding the market.
So this amounts to a kick in the crotch for bubble sitters who have been waiting patiently for markets such as SD to return to affordable levels? And as far as the potential for a new fraud that was identified- this illustrates why I have contempt for the real estate/appraisal/loan infrastructre, excluding of course the Pigg posters here who seem honest, in fact I may contact SD Realtor soon. But the fact that you guys see a likelihood of a new type of fraud is a terrrible indictment of the industry and an unfortunate argument for regulation, and ultimately why I want to buy a house after additional price correction then be done with the industry, hopefully for a lifetime.
Participant1) Borrowers stay in the home, hence no foreclosure, and no increased inventory flooding the market.
So this amounts to a kick in the crotch for bubble sitters who have been waiting patiently for markets such as SD to return to affordable levels? And as far as the potential for a new fraud that was identified- this illustrates why I have contempt for the real estate/appraisal/loan infrastructre, excluding of course the Pigg posters here who seem honest, in fact I may contact SD Realtor soon. But the fact that you guys see a likelihood of a new type of fraud is a terrrible indictment of the industry and an unfortunate argument for regulation, and ultimately why I want to buy a house after additional price correction then be done with the industry, hopefully for a lifetime.
ParticipantI was waiting for them to lash out “…and we’d still be living large if it weren’t for you mettling kids”
ParticipantI was waiting for them to lash out “…and we’d still be living large if it weren’t for you mettling kids”
ParticipantI was waiting for them to lash out “…and we’d still be living large if it weren’t for you mettling kids”
ParticipantI was waiting for them to lash out “…and we’d still be living large if it weren’t for you mettling kids”
ParticipantI was waiting for them to lash out “…and we’d still be living large if it weren’t for you mettling kids”
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