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ParticipantTo lazy to look but did you make sure that the foreclosing bene was the first? At that low of a bid it seems like it was the second at least. Just a guess…
You know the saying, if it looks to good to be true then it is. No way the sharks let this go.
ParticipantTo lazy to look but did you make sure that the foreclosing bene was the first? At that low of a bid it seems like it was the second at least. Just a guess…
You know the saying, if it looks to good to be true then it is. No way the sharks let this go.
ParticipantTo lazy to look but did you make sure that the foreclosing bene was the first? At that low of a bid it seems like it was the second at least. Just a guess…
You know the saying, if it looks to good to be true then it is. No way the sharks let this go.
ParticipantI do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.
Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.
ParticipantI do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.
Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.
ParticipantI do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.
Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.
ParticipantI do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.
Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.
ParticipantI do agree that we should start to see inventory that was not priced well start to accumulate. Sellers in denial usually take a few months to understand how out of line they were. So lets see how things look come July.
Hopefully the feds will sit tight and not initiate some more lame programs.
ParticipantI would agree with FLU however full disclosure about the neighborhood nuisance would be required.
ParticipantI would agree with FLU however full disclosure about the neighborhood nuisance would be required.
ParticipantI would agree with FLU however full disclosure about the neighborhood nuisance would be required.
ParticipantI would agree with FLU however full disclosure about the neighborhood nuisance would be required.
ParticipantI would agree with FLU however full disclosure about the neighborhood nuisance would be required.
April 27, 2010 at 6:16 PM in reply to: I am in Escrow, but extremely nervous now…what should I do. #544235ParticipantYou should be nervous. It is a very unsettling time to buy a home right now. I agree that the shadow inventory is disturbing but I am much more concerned about how things will be when the world comes to a realization that our country simply spends to much money and the bond market either collapses or interest rates move sharply upward. That will have a more profound effect, more then the inventory issue in my opinion. However the big question is, how long will this take to happen. Then again some people look at it like, they are happy to have a 5% mortgage when we could see way way way higher mortgages in the future, just how much will prices adjust is the real question and again, how long will this take. We have gotten good at kicking the can.
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