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December 21, 2007 at 12:25 PM in reply to: Poway – Sold in 1999 for 287,650 and now listed for 500,000 #122077December 21, 2007 at 12:25 PM in reply to: Poway – Sold in 1999 for 287,650 and now listed for 500,000 #122223
sd_bear
Participant$312 per square foot + 135 a month in HOA’s? I think this ones gonna sit on the market for a while. Just because its a reduced price doesn’t mean its a good deal.
December 21, 2007 at 12:25 PM in reply to: Poway – Sold in 1999 for 287,650 and now listed for 500,000 #122245sd_bear
Participant$312 per square foot + 135 a month in HOA’s? I think this ones gonna sit on the market for a while. Just because its a reduced price doesn’t mean its a good deal.
December 21, 2007 at 12:25 PM in reply to: Poway – Sold in 1999 for 287,650 and now listed for 500,000 #122301sd_bear
Participant$312 per square foot + 135 a month in HOA’s? I think this ones gonna sit on the market for a while. Just because its a reduced price doesn’t mean its a good deal.
December 21, 2007 at 12:25 PM in reply to: Poway – Sold in 1999 for 287,650 and now listed for 500,000 #122323sd_bear
Participant$312 per square foot + 135 a month in HOA’s? I think this ones gonna sit on the market for a while. Just because its a reduced price doesn’t mean its a good deal.
sd_bear
ParticipantFirst, is your house really worth 530k? Don’t look at what anything sold for in the past few months or what zillow says.
If you had to sell your house TODAY what price would you have to list it at to generate that sale?
sd_bear
ParticipantFirst, is your house really worth 530k? Don’t look at what anything sold for in the past few months or what zillow says.
If you had to sell your house TODAY what price would you have to list it at to generate that sale?
sd_bear
ParticipantFirst, is your house really worth 530k? Don’t look at what anything sold for in the past few months or what zillow says.
If you had to sell your house TODAY what price would you have to list it at to generate that sale?
sd_bear
ParticipantFirst, is your house really worth 530k? Don’t look at what anything sold for in the past few months or what zillow says.
If you had to sell your house TODAY what price would you have to list it at to generate that sale?
sd_bear
ParticipantFirst, is your house really worth 530k? Don’t look at what anything sold for in the past few months or what zillow says.
If you had to sell your house TODAY what price would you have to list it at to generate that sale?
December 21, 2007 at 7:58 AM in reply to: Free Pass to walk away from recourse debt on primary residence !!! #121947sd_bear
ParticipantSo they work out a horribly elaborate plan to save the banks with freezing teaser rates, and then they go on and sign something like this which has the opposite effect by flooding the banks with the unwanted foreclosures.
We live in amazing times. This decline is really going to pick up speed.
December 21, 2007 at 7:58 AM in reply to: Free Pass to walk away from recourse debt on primary residence !!! #122091sd_bear
ParticipantSo they work out a horribly elaborate plan to save the banks with freezing teaser rates, and then they go on and sign something like this which has the opposite effect by flooding the banks with the unwanted foreclosures.
We live in amazing times. This decline is really going to pick up speed.
December 21, 2007 at 7:58 AM in reply to: Free Pass to walk away from recourse debt on primary residence !!! #122118sd_bear
ParticipantSo they work out a horribly elaborate plan to save the banks with freezing teaser rates, and then they go on and sign something like this which has the opposite effect by flooding the banks with the unwanted foreclosures.
We live in amazing times. This decline is really going to pick up speed.
December 21, 2007 at 7:58 AM in reply to: Free Pass to walk away from recourse debt on primary residence !!! #122170sd_bear
ParticipantSo they work out a horribly elaborate plan to save the banks with freezing teaser rates, and then they go on and sign something like this which has the opposite effect by flooding the banks with the unwanted foreclosures.
We live in amazing times. This decline is really going to pick up speed.
December 21, 2007 at 7:58 AM in reply to: Free Pass to walk away from recourse debt on primary residence !!! #122191sd_bear
ParticipantSo they work out a horribly elaborate plan to save the banks with freezing teaser rates, and then they go on and sign something like this which has the opposite effect by flooding the banks with the unwanted foreclosures.
We live in amazing times. This decline is really going to pick up speed.
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