[sdrealtor]

You are dope. Don’t you understand there are two sides to every transaction mushbrains? My logic works for sellers dumbass who are trying to get the best price in a challenging market.

The only reason I dont direct my clients to this site is for preserving my anonymity here. They get the same info and viewpoint from me directly. Most of my buyer clients are sitting on the sidelines unless we find something very compelling. I lose a fair amount of business each year because I preach patience to my clients. Many become impatient and find another agent who will sell them something. Last year I lost between $50K and $100K this way but I sleep at nite.

The comps showing ZERO errosion of value for my 2005 buyer client are sitting in the email box of a prominent PIGG.

And you glossed over the misery you are heading for living in the desert.

I have been on the record on this site with numerous predictions. Overall my record is unmatched by anyone here regarding prices and direction for what I predicted. I have been heavily bearish since I came here but with a sense of feet on the street realism as to how this would play out. You try to portray me as some Realtwhore Bull which I am anything but. You have proven nothing except that you can post links to articles we can all easy find elsewhere on the net. Later fool, I’m done with you.

[sdrealtor]

Rus
It would be my pleasure to help a Jamulian;)
My friend truly is an expert who understands everything about land including building, grading, utilities, set backs, height restrictions, biological requirements, mitigation, density bonuses, zoning, permitting in the city of Encinitas etc. Best of all she’s a real stright shooter and very realistic (i.e not prone to pie in the sky valuations).

sdr

[sdrealtor]

Rus
It would be my pleasure to help a Jamulian;)
My friend truly is an expert who understands everything about land including building, grading, utilities, set backs, height restrictions, biological requirements, mitigation, density bonuses, zoning, permitting in the city of Encinitas etc. Best of all she’s a real stright shooter and very realistic (i.e not prone to pie in the sky valuations).

sdr

[sdrealtor]

Rus
It would be my pleasure to help a Jamulian;)
My friend truly is an expert who understands everything about land including building, grading, utilities, set backs, height restrictions, biological requirements, mitigation, density bonuses, zoning, permitting in the city of Encinitas etc. Best of all she’s a real stright shooter and very realistic (i.e not prone to pie in the sky valuations).

sdr

[sdrealtor]

Rus
It would be my pleasure to help a Jamulian;)
My friend truly is an expert who understands everything about land including building, grading, utilities, set backs, height restrictions, biological requirements, mitigation, density bonuses, zoning, permitting in the city of Encinitas etc. Best of all she’s a real stright shooter and very realistic (i.e not prone to pie in the sky valuations).

sdr

[sdrealtor]

Rus
It would be my pleasure to help a Jamulian;)
My friend truly is an expert who understands everything about land including building, grading, utilities, set backs, height restrictions, biological requirements, mitigation, density bonuses, zoning, permitting in the city of Encinitas etc. Best of all she’s a real stright shooter and very realistic (i.e not prone to pie in the sky valuations).

sdr

[sdrealtor]

You truly area glutton for punishment. First you ignore the point which is that the sellers in that hood still had time to hold out for a higher price than OCR claimed they could get. He made that claim for 18 months and several weeks ago someone else was able to sell that model in the 500’s.

While RE markets dont turn on a dime, the dollars involved are huge. Timing makes a BIG difference. Most Realtors and consumers for that matter think $5,000 is no big deal. Personally, I never spend my clients money for them and when they take their own money lightly I usually ask them something to the effect of how quick would you be to hand over $5,000 if I stacked 50 $100 bills in your hand right now. Understanding the timing of things allows you to know when to say no to an offer and when to say yes. Timing is always important and makes the difference between matching the market and beating the market (whatever it may be at a given time). Case closed on that one.

Regarding the client that bought in 2005 who isnt underwater. There is one regular poster on this board that I have communicated personally with. You all know him well. I have already emailed him the comps to prove it. If I havent proven it to him, I will encourage him to label me a fraud. If that doesnt satisfy you, I can have let Rich know I proved it to him (as it was Rich who helped put us together). I would prefer not to bother Rich though with something as petty as this.

I’ve had 30+ years of digging out of snow myself. I also visit the desert 3 to 5 times a year and love the desert a few days at a time that is. Given the choice between full time imprisonment in a furnace with limited culture, no pro sports, etc. and icy cold winters with a real city nearby and pro sports I’d take the later every time. BTW, with gas around $5/gallon those quick jaunts down to the beach every weekend will cost you at least $50 a pop.

And lastly, not proof reading my posts and the rsultant poor spelling/grammer has always been my signature a round here.

[sdrealtor]

You truly area glutton for punishment. First you ignore the point which is that the sellers in that hood still had time to hold out for a higher price than OCR claimed they could get. He made that claim for 18 months and several weeks ago someone else was able to sell that model in the 500’s.

While RE markets dont turn on a dime, the dollars involved are huge. Timing makes a BIG difference. Most Realtors and consumers for that matter think $5,000 is no big deal. Personally, I never spend my clients money for them and when they take their own money lightly I usually ask them something to the effect of how quick would you be to hand over $5,000 if I stacked 50 $100 bills in your hand right now. Understanding the timing of things allows you to know when to say no to an offer and when to say yes. Timing is always important and makes the difference between matching the market and beating the market (whatever it may be at a given time). Case closed on that one.

Regarding the client that bought in 2005 who isnt underwater. There is one regular poster on this board that I have communicated personally with. You all know him well. I have already emailed him the comps to prove it. If I havent proven it to him, I will encourage him to label me a fraud. If that doesnt satisfy you, I can have let Rich know I proved it to him (as it was Rich who helped put us together). I would prefer not to bother Rich though with something as petty as this.

I’ve had 30+ years of digging out of snow myself. I also visit the desert 3 to 5 times a year and love the desert a few days at a time that is. Given the choice between full time imprisonment in a furnace with limited culture, no pro sports, etc. and icy cold winters with a real city nearby and pro sports I’d take the later every time. BTW, with gas around $5/gallon those quick jaunts down to the beach every weekend will cost you at least $50 a pop.

And lastly, not proof reading my posts and the rsultant poor spelling/grammer has always been my signature a round here.

[sdrealtor]

You truly area glutton for punishment. First you ignore the point which is that the sellers in that hood still had time to hold out for a higher price than OCR claimed they could get. He made that claim for 18 months and several weeks ago someone else was able to sell that model in the 500’s.

While RE markets dont turn on a dime, the dollars involved are huge. Timing makes a BIG difference. Most Realtors and consumers for that matter think $5,000 is no big deal. Personally, I never spend my clients money for them and when they take their own money lightly I usually ask them something to the effect of how quick would you be to hand over $5,000 if I stacked 50 $100 bills in your hand right now. Understanding the timing of things allows you to know when to say no to an offer and when to say yes. Timing is always important and makes the difference between matching the market and beating the market (whatever it may be at a given time). Case closed on that one.

Regarding the client that bought in 2005 who isnt underwater. There is one regular poster on this board that I have communicated personally with. You all know him well. I have already emailed him the comps to prove it. If I havent proven it to him, I will encourage him to label me a fraud. If that doesnt satisfy you, I can have let Rich know I proved it to him (as it was Rich who helped put us together). I would prefer not to bother Rich though with something as petty as this.

I’ve had 30+ years of digging out of snow myself. I also visit the desert 3 to 5 times a year and love the desert a few days at a time that is. Given the choice between full time imprisonment in a furnace with limited culture, no pro sports, etc. and icy cold winters with a real city nearby and pro sports I’d take the later every time. BTW, with gas around $5/gallon those quick jaunts down to the beach every weekend will cost you at least $50 a pop.

And lastly, not proof reading my posts and the rsultant poor spelling/grammer has always been my signature a round here.

[sdrealtor]

You truly area glutton for punishment. First you ignore the point which is that the sellers in that hood still had time to hold out for a higher price than OCR claimed they could get. He made that claim for 18 months and several weeks ago someone else was able to sell that model in the 500’s.

While RE markets dont turn on a dime, the dollars involved are huge. Timing makes a BIG difference. Most Realtors and consumers for that matter think $5,000 is no big deal. Personally, I never spend my clients money for them and when they take their own money lightly I usually ask them something to the effect of how quick would you be to hand over $5,000 if I stacked 50 $100 bills in your hand right now. Understanding the timing of things allows you to know when to say no to an offer and when to say yes. Timing is always important and makes the difference between matching the market and beating the market (whatever it may be at a given time). Case closed on that one.

Regarding the client that bought in 2005 who isnt underwater. There is one regular poster on this board that I have communicated personally with. You all know him well. I have already emailed him the comps to prove it. If I havent proven it to him, I will encourage him to label me a fraud. If that doesnt satisfy you, I can have let Rich know I proved it to him (as it was Rich who helped put us together). I would prefer not to bother Rich though with something as petty as this.

I’ve had 30+ years of digging out of snow myself. I also visit the desert 3 to 5 times a year and love the desert a few days at a time that is. Given the choice between full time imprisonment in a furnace with limited culture, no pro sports, etc. and icy cold winters with a real city nearby and pro sports I’d take the later every time. BTW, with gas around $5/gallon those quick jaunts down to the beach every weekend will cost you at least $50 a pop.

And lastly, not proof reading my posts and the rsultant poor spelling/grammer has always been my signature a round here.

[sdrealtor]

You truly area glutton for punishment. First you ignore the point which is that the sellers in that hood still had time to hold out for a higher price than OCR claimed they could get. He made that claim for 18 months and several weeks ago someone else was able to sell that model in the 500’s.

While RE markets dont turn on a dime, the dollars involved are huge. Timing makes a BIG difference. Most Realtors and consumers for that matter think $5,000 is no big deal. Personally, I never spend my clients money for them and when they take their own money lightly I usually ask them something to the effect of how quick would you be to hand over $5,000 if I stacked 50 $100 bills in your hand right now. Understanding the timing of things allows you to know when to say no to an offer and when to say yes. Timing is always important and makes the difference between matching the market and beating the market (whatever it may be at a given time). Case closed on that one.

Regarding the client that bought in 2005 who isnt underwater. There is one regular poster on this board that I have communicated personally with. You all know him well. I have already emailed him the comps to prove it. If I havent proven it to him, I will encourage him to label me a fraud. If that doesnt satisfy you, I can have let Rich know I proved it to him (as it was Rich who helped put us together). I would prefer not to bother Rich though with something as petty as this.

I’ve had 30+ years of digging out of snow myself. I also visit the desert 3 to 5 times a year and love the desert a few days at a time that is. Given the choice between full time imprisonment in a furnace with limited culture, no pro sports, etc. and icy cold winters with a real city nearby and pro sports I’d take the later every time. BTW, with gas around $5/gallon those quick jaunts down to the beach every weekend will cost you at least $50 a pop.

And lastly, not proof reading my posts and the rsultant poor spelling/grammer has always been my signature a round here.

[sdrealtor]

I could care less if the knifecatcher at 414 Camino Hermosa care that the value in April was 100K higher as he would never have been my client. My client would have been the seller who pocketed the extra $100,000 you jackass!

OCR made that prediction for about 18 months. If you make claims like that in a declining market eventually anyone will be proven right. The skill isnt picking a point that will be hit while a market is headed in an obvious direction it’s getting the timing right.

I have clients that bought in 2005 who arent underwater. I know what I’m doing and I do it well. Unfortunately the same cant be said for you who is now forced to subject his family to 120 degree heat in the Summer for the sake of employment. Hell, I’d move to Chi Town before the desert on a full time basis. There is only one loser here and its pretty apparent whom that is.

Ciao!

[sdrealtor]

I could care less if the knifecatcher at 414 Camino Hermosa care that the value in April was 100K higher as he would never have been my client. My client would have been the seller who pocketed the extra $100,000 you jackass!

OCR made that prediction for about 18 months. If you make claims like that in a declining market eventually anyone will be proven right. The skill isnt picking a point that will be hit while a market is headed in an obvious direction it’s getting the timing right.

I have clients that bought in 2005 who arent underwater. I know what I’m doing and I do it well. Unfortunately the same cant be said for you who is now forced to subject his family to 120 degree heat in the Summer for the sake of employment. Hell, I’d move to Chi Town before the desert on a full time basis. There is only one loser here and its pretty apparent whom that is.

Ciao!

[sdrealtor]

I could care less if the knifecatcher at 414 Camino Hermosa care that the value in April was 100K higher as he would never have been my client. My client would have been the seller who pocketed the extra $100,000 you jackass!

OCR made that prediction for about 18 months. If you make claims like that in a declining market eventually anyone will be proven right. The skill isnt picking a point that will be hit while a market is headed in an obvious direction it’s getting the timing right.

I have clients that bought in 2005 who arent underwater. I know what I’m doing and I do it well. Unfortunately the same cant be said for you who is now forced to subject his family to 120 degree heat in the Summer for the sake of employment. Hell, I’d move to Chi Town before the desert on a full time basis. There is only one loser here and its pretty apparent whom that is.

Ciao!

[sdrealtor]

I could care less if the knifecatcher at 414 Camino Hermosa care that the value in April was 100K higher as he would never have been my client. My client would have been the seller who pocketed the extra $100,000 you jackass!

OCR made that prediction for about 18 months. If you make claims like that in a declining market eventually anyone will be proven right. The skill isnt picking a point that will be hit while a market is headed in an obvious direction it’s getting the timing right.

I have clients that bought in 2005 who arent underwater. I know what I’m doing and I do it well. Unfortunately the same cant be said for you who is now forced to subject his family to 120 degree heat in the Summer for the sake of employment. Hell, I’d move to Chi Town before the desert on a full time basis. There is only one loser here and its pretty apparent whom that is.

Ciao!

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