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sdcellar
ParticipantI seem to recall it was just someone contending that the government was doing their best to keep things from detiorating further rather than an attempt to bring things back to bubble levels.
The latter would certainly seem much more difficult to achieve and suggestions that the recent rebound in the housing market represents any sustainable progress to that end would seem premature.
sdcellar
ParticipantI seem to recall it was just someone contending that the government was doing their best to keep things from detiorating further rather than an attempt to bring things back to bubble levels.
The latter would certainly seem much more difficult to achieve and suggestions that the recent rebound in the housing market represents any sustainable progress to that end would seem premature.
sdcellar
ParticipantI seem to recall it was just someone contending that the government was doing their best to keep things from detiorating further rather than an attempt to bring things back to bubble levels.
The latter would certainly seem much more difficult to achieve and suggestions that the recent rebound in the housing market represents any sustainable progress to that end would seem premature.
sdcellar
ParticipantI seem to recall it was just someone contending that the government was doing their best to keep things from detiorating further rather than an attempt to bring things back to bubble levels.
The latter would certainly seem much more difficult to achieve and suggestions that the recent rebound in the housing market represents any sustainable progress to that end would seem premature.
sdcellar
ParticipantI seem to recall it was just someone contending that the government was doing their best to keep things from detiorating further rather than an attempt to bring things back to bubble levels.
The latter would certainly seem much more difficult to achieve and suggestions that the recent rebound in the housing market represents any sustainable progress to that end would seem premature.
sdcellar
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]I give! I’m on the road in the 9th inning with 2 outs and 2 strikes on the batter. There’s absolutely no way I can win this……….[/quote]Hey, the Angels rallied back (to my chagrin), why can’t you? Or, is that your point?
sdcellar
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]I give! I’m on the road in the 9th inning with 2 outs and 2 strikes on the batter. There’s absolutely no way I can win this……….[/quote]Hey, the Angels rallied back (to my chagrin), why can’t you? Or, is that your point?
sdcellar
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]I give! I’m on the road in the 9th inning with 2 outs and 2 strikes on the batter. There’s absolutely no way I can win this……….[/quote]Hey, the Angels rallied back (to my chagrin), why can’t you? Or, is that your point?
sdcellar
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]I give! I’m on the road in the 9th inning with 2 outs and 2 strikes on the batter. There’s absolutely no way I can win this……….[/quote]Hey, the Angels rallied back (to my chagrin), why can’t you? Or, is that your point?
sdcellar
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]I give! I’m on the road in the 9th inning with 2 outs and 2 strikes on the batter. There’s absolutely no way I can win this……….[/quote]Hey, the Angels rallied back (to my chagrin), why can’t you? Or, is that your point?
sdcellar
ParticipantThanks, jp, that is what I’m trying to ask. That is the $64,000 (and interesting) question.
The Retuers article justinmac posted today captured the question nicely: Foreclosures being processed surged nearly 80 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier to nearly 1 million. But completed foreclosures fell nearly 10 percent to 106,007, the OCC says.
If only they provided the answer to how all it’s all being held back so effectively (or at least it appears effective). Clearly, Rt.66 has declared that an exercise left to the reader. I don’t fault him for not knowing, I’ve admitted I don’t, but he could maybe relax a little.
sdcellar
ParticipantThanks, jp, that is what I’m trying to ask. That is the $64,000 (and interesting) question.
The Retuers article justinmac posted today captured the question nicely: Foreclosures being processed surged nearly 80 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier to nearly 1 million. But completed foreclosures fell nearly 10 percent to 106,007, the OCC says.
If only they provided the answer to how all it’s all being held back so effectively (or at least it appears effective). Clearly, Rt.66 has declared that an exercise left to the reader. I don’t fault him for not knowing, I’ve admitted I don’t, but he could maybe relax a little.
sdcellar
ParticipantThanks, jp, that is what I’m trying to ask. That is the $64,000 (and interesting) question.
The Retuers article justinmac posted today captured the question nicely: Foreclosures being processed surged nearly 80 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier to nearly 1 million. But completed foreclosures fell nearly 10 percent to 106,007, the OCC says.
If only they provided the answer to how all it’s all being held back so effectively (or at least it appears effective). Clearly, Rt.66 has declared that an exercise left to the reader. I don’t fault him for not knowing, I’ve admitted I don’t, but he could maybe relax a little.
sdcellar
ParticipantThanks, jp, that is what I’m trying to ask. That is the $64,000 (and interesting) question.
The Retuers article justinmac posted today captured the question nicely: Foreclosures being processed surged nearly 80 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier to nearly 1 million. But completed foreclosures fell nearly 10 percent to 106,007, the OCC says.
If only they provided the answer to how all it’s all being held back so effectively (or at least it appears effective). Clearly, Rt.66 has declared that an exercise left to the reader. I don’t fault him for not knowing, I’ve admitted I don’t, but he could maybe relax a little.
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