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sunny88
ParticipantI always thought that German cars are better engineered and as reliable as Japanese cars. Am I wrong?
ParticipantI always thought that German cars are better engineered and as reliable as Japanese cars. Am I wrong?
Participant[quote=bubble_contagion]Great to see this old post of mine resurface after more than 3 years!
I still continue to rent in the UTC area with hopes of buying one day when it makes sense. Since the original post my wife and I have been able save more than $150K for a down payment. We even have paid off the car. All thanks to the great financial advise of this website, The Housing Bubble blog, OCRenter blog, Calculated Risk, etc. [/quote]
When do you think will you jump in-isn’t now a good time to pull the trigger?
Participant[quote=bubble_contagion]Great to see this old post of mine resurface after more than 3 years!
I still continue to rent in the UTC area with hopes of buying one day when it makes sense. Since the original post my wife and I have been able save more than $150K for a down payment. We even have paid off the car. All thanks to the great financial advise of this website, The Housing Bubble blog, OCRenter blog, Calculated Risk, etc. [/quote]
When do you think will you jump in-isn’t now a good time to pull the trigger?
Participant[quote=bubble_contagion]Great to see this old post of mine resurface after more than 3 years!
I still continue to rent in the UTC area with hopes of buying one day when it makes sense. Since the original post my wife and I have been able save more than $150K for a down payment. We even have paid off the car. All thanks to the great financial advise of this website, The Housing Bubble blog, OCRenter blog, Calculated Risk, etc. [/quote]
When do you think will you jump in-isn’t now a good time to pull the trigger?
Participant[quote=bubble_contagion]Great to see this old post of mine resurface after more than 3 years!
I still continue to rent in the UTC area with hopes of buying one day when it makes sense. Since the original post my wife and I have been able save more than $150K for a down payment. We even have paid off the car. All thanks to the great financial advise of this website, The Housing Bubble blog, OCRenter blog, Calculated Risk, etc. [/quote]
When do you think will you jump in-isn’t now a good time to pull the trigger?
Participant[quote=bubble_contagion]Great to see this old post of mine resurface after more than 3 years!
I still continue to rent in the UTC area with hopes of buying one day when it makes sense. Since the original post my wife and I have been able save more than $150K for a down payment. We even have paid off the car. All thanks to the great financial advise of this website, The Housing Bubble blog, OCRenter blog, Calculated Risk, etc. [/quote]
When do you think will you jump in-isn’t now a good time to pull the trigger?
ParticipantVerano condos 1/1 are selling now in the high $100k and 2/2 in the high $200k. What a drop since 2005!
ParticipantVerano condos 1/1 are selling now in the high $100k and 2/2 in the high $200k. What a drop since 2005!
ParticipantVerano condos 1/1 are selling now in the high $100k and 2/2 in the high $200k. What a drop since 2005!
ParticipantVerano condos 1/1 are selling now in the high $100k and 2/2 in the high $200k. What a drop since 2005!
ParticipantVerano condos 1/1 are selling now in the high $100k and 2/2 in the high $200k. What a drop since 2005!
ParticipantIt looks like home prices are going up again! Look at this one:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090007468-4117_Del_Mar_Trails_Rd_San_Diego_CA_92130I think it is a little overpriced….
ParticipantIt looks like home prices are going up again! Look at this one:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090007468-4117_Del_Mar_Trails_Rd_San_Diego_CA_92130I think it is a little overpriced….
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