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ParticipantCAR I know… It is hard not to get bummed about it. You and I have to figure out a way to make some moola off of it.
ParticipantCAR I know… It is hard not to get bummed about it. You and I have to figure out a way to make some moola off of it.
ParticipantCAR I know… It is hard not to get bummed about it. You and I have to figure out a way to make some moola off of it.
ParticipantWhat irks me most about the entire premise is this presumption that others will not take the opportunity given the vacancy generated by lack of business x, y, or z being present. To me it does not matter if it is banking or home building or the homeowner in distress. To me these voids would have been filled in one way, shape or form over time. That there could have been a controlled form of chaos but that the outcome would have been a much much stronger vibrant economy with a stable base. Toll would not have been out on the street and the possible construction workers would have found work.
I don’t drink the end of the world cool aid that we would have all been in tent cities if we didn’t take these steps in 2007 and 2008. I am sorry for that. The absolute flushing of trillions of dollars is breatheless to me. Again I believe a fraction of that could have been used to support essential infrastructure that would have needed it if the unwinding would have been allowed to occur.
Instead we have continued plundering and pummelling of taxpayer dollars that MUST BE MAINTAINED until the ship is righted which will not happen for quite awhile.
ParticipantWhat irks me most about the entire premise is this presumption that others will not take the opportunity given the vacancy generated by lack of business x, y, or z being present. To me it does not matter if it is banking or home building or the homeowner in distress. To me these voids would have been filled in one way, shape or form over time. That there could have been a controlled form of chaos but that the outcome would have been a much much stronger vibrant economy with a stable base. Toll would not have been out on the street and the possible construction workers would have found work.
I don’t drink the end of the world cool aid that we would have all been in tent cities if we didn’t take these steps in 2007 and 2008. I am sorry for that. The absolute flushing of trillions of dollars is breatheless to me. Again I believe a fraction of that could have been used to support essential infrastructure that would have needed it if the unwinding would have been allowed to occur.
Instead we have continued plundering and pummelling of taxpayer dollars that MUST BE MAINTAINED until the ship is righted which will not happen for quite awhile.
ParticipantWhat irks me most about the entire premise is this presumption that others will not take the opportunity given the vacancy generated by lack of business x, y, or z being present. To me it does not matter if it is banking or home building or the homeowner in distress. To me these voids would have been filled in one way, shape or form over time. That there could have been a controlled form of chaos but that the outcome would have been a much much stronger vibrant economy with a stable base. Toll would not have been out on the street and the possible construction workers would have found work.
I don’t drink the end of the world cool aid that we would have all been in tent cities if we didn’t take these steps in 2007 and 2008. I am sorry for that. The absolute flushing of trillions of dollars is breatheless to me. Again I believe a fraction of that could have been used to support essential infrastructure that would have needed it if the unwinding would have been allowed to occur.
Instead we have continued plundering and pummelling of taxpayer dollars that MUST BE MAINTAINED until the ship is righted which will not happen for quite awhile.
ParticipantWhat irks me most about the entire premise is this presumption that others will not take the opportunity given the vacancy generated by lack of business x, y, or z being present. To me it does not matter if it is banking or home building or the homeowner in distress. To me these voids would have been filled in one way, shape or form over time. That there could have been a controlled form of chaos but that the outcome would have been a much much stronger vibrant economy with a stable base. Toll would not have been out on the street and the possible construction workers would have found work.
I don’t drink the end of the world cool aid that we would have all been in tent cities if we didn’t take these steps in 2007 and 2008. I am sorry for that. The absolute flushing of trillions of dollars is breatheless to me. Again I believe a fraction of that could have been used to support essential infrastructure that would have needed it if the unwinding would have been allowed to occur.
Instead we have continued plundering and pummelling of taxpayer dollars that MUST BE MAINTAINED until the ship is righted which will not happen for quite awhile.
ParticipantWhat irks me most about the entire premise is this presumption that others will not take the opportunity given the vacancy generated by lack of business x, y, or z being present. To me it does not matter if it is banking or home building or the homeowner in distress. To me these voids would have been filled in one way, shape or form over time. That there could have been a controlled form of chaos but that the outcome would have been a much much stronger vibrant economy with a stable base. Toll would not have been out on the street and the possible construction workers would have found work.
I don’t drink the end of the world cool aid that we would have all been in tent cities if we didn’t take these steps in 2007 and 2008. I am sorry for that. The absolute flushing of trillions of dollars is breatheless to me. Again I believe a fraction of that could have been used to support essential infrastructure that would have needed it if the unwinding would have been allowed to occur.
Instead we have continued plundering and pummelling of taxpayer dollars that MUST BE MAINTAINED until the ship is righted which will not happen for quite awhile.
ParticipantHow wrong we all were Rich, how wrong we all were…
ParticipantHow wrong we all were Rich, how wrong we all were…
ParticipantHow wrong we all were Rich, how wrong we all were…
ParticipantHow wrong we all were Rich, how wrong we all were…
ParticipantHow wrong we all were Rich, how wrong we all were…
ParticipantOne thing that I was curious about is that I had a listing on Helenite in Baelarus two years ago and their kids went to LCC. I wasn’t sure how that was and I never asked them about it.
The Goldstone listing has an identical comp that is pending at 659k on Tigereye. Now yes Tigereye does back to Alicante and those lots are thin. Yet, they are the same 3424 sf floorplan. The Goldstone was a short sale at 674k but didnt sell, not sure if they had an offer on it and the lender didn’t accept or what but my guess is they did because it went contingent for 3 months. So they had an offer in process and the lender punted on it or the buyer walked. It was then on the market for a short time at 799k so that to me indicates the lender had punted on the short sale and was demanding a higher price. Freeking idiot lender. (This is all speculation by me. sdr may probably knows the listing agent so he may better insight on this one)
So to be quite honest, my main concern here has nothing to do with MR or SMHS or LCC… to me those damn power lines kill it and I think have greater impact on any buyers of the future then anything else. The fact that the home was built in 2005 indicates that the MR fees will in no way end in the near future. Generally MR are at least 20 years and usually longer. My recommendation would be for 700k to get further away from power lines. Especially if you are thinking about resale down the road.
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