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Participant[quote=GoUSC]Thanks for all the comments everyone! Lot’s of good info… We currently rent in Bay Ho / Bay Park (on Baker just off of Chicago). I like this area but the houses are small, the lots are small and, to be honest, a lot of people here don’t maintain their houses at all so the neighborhood looks shoddy in parts.
We are going to continue our hunt and look at some houses in the Scripps Ranch area (the one we are looking at is in OLD Scripps south of Pomerado). My girlfriend is concerned about the fire risk there and it might be something she won’t get over.
We also really love Mission Hills but home prices are high and it will be a push for us to afford there. Ideally we want to be looking at a conforming loan which, with our deposit, means 900k or less.
Thanks again everyone!!![/quote]
Fire risk is very high in SR and some of the homes south of Pomerado were rebuilt due to the fire in 2003. There are some nice homes in 4S Ranch too.
Participant[quote=GoUSC]Thanks for all the comments everyone! Lot’s of good info… We currently rent in Bay Ho / Bay Park (on Baker just off of Chicago). I like this area but the houses are small, the lots are small and, to be honest, a lot of people here don’t maintain their houses at all so the neighborhood looks shoddy in parts.
We are going to continue our hunt and look at some houses in the Scripps Ranch area (the one we are looking at is in OLD Scripps south of Pomerado). My girlfriend is concerned about the fire risk there and it might be something she won’t get over.
We also really love Mission Hills but home prices are high and it will be a push for us to afford there. Ideally we want to be looking at a conforming loan which, with our deposit, means 900k or less.
Thanks again everyone!!![/quote]
Fire risk is very high in SR and some of the homes south of Pomerado were rebuilt due to the fire in 2003. There are some nice homes in 4S Ranch too.
ParticipantNo additional homes at “Montoro” have sold since our last visit.
ParticipantNo additional homes at “Montoro” have sold since our last visit.
ParticipantNo additional homes at “Montoro” have sold since our last visit.
ParticipantNo additional homes at “Montoro” have sold since our last visit.
ParticipantNo additional homes at “Montoro” have sold since our last visit.
Participant[quote=Diego Mamani]I think it’s his children, wife, and some other close associates that he’s trying to protect. He’s pleading guilty to all charges, but at the same time he’s lying to the judge when he says that he acted alone.
There were tons of account statements, forged trade confirmations, etc., going back years. It is impossible for him to have “worked” alone in this Ponzi scheme.[/quote]
I absolutely agree. There is no incentive for him to be forthcoming with the required information to track the money. I just wonder if they ever will be able to find additional accomplices.
Participant[quote=Diego Mamani]I think it’s his children, wife, and some other close associates that he’s trying to protect. He’s pleading guilty to all charges, but at the same time he’s lying to the judge when he says that he acted alone.
There were tons of account statements, forged trade confirmations, etc., going back years. It is impossible for him to have “worked” alone in this Ponzi scheme.[/quote]
I absolutely agree. There is no incentive for him to be forthcoming with the required information to track the money. I just wonder if they ever will be able to find additional accomplices.
Participant[quote=Diego Mamani]I think it’s his children, wife, and some other close associates that he’s trying to protect. He’s pleading guilty to all charges, but at the same time he’s lying to the judge when he says that he acted alone.
There were tons of account statements, forged trade confirmations, etc., going back years. It is impossible for him to have “worked” alone in this Ponzi scheme.[/quote]
I absolutely agree. There is no incentive for him to be forthcoming with the required information to track the money. I just wonder if they ever will be able to find additional accomplices.
Participant[quote=Diego Mamani]I think it’s his children, wife, and some other close associates that he’s trying to protect. He’s pleading guilty to all charges, but at the same time he’s lying to the judge when he says that he acted alone.
There were tons of account statements, forged trade confirmations, etc., going back years. It is impossible for him to have “worked” alone in this Ponzi scheme.[/quote]
I absolutely agree. There is no incentive for him to be forthcoming with the required information to track the money. I just wonder if they ever will be able to find additional accomplices.
Participant[quote=Diego Mamani]I think it’s his children, wife, and some other close associates that he’s trying to protect. He’s pleading guilty to all charges, but at the same time he’s lying to the judge when he says that he acted alone.
There were tons of account statements, forged trade confirmations, etc., going back years. It is impossible for him to have “worked” alone in this Ponzi scheme.[/quote]
I absolutely agree. There is no incentive for him to be forthcoming with the required information to track the money. I just wonder if they ever will be able to find additional accomplices.
ParticipantI can’t understand why a plea bargain was accepted by the judge. Does this mean that the case is closed now and the investors are out of luck?
ParticipantI can’t understand why a plea bargain was accepted by the judge. Does this mean that the case is closed now and the investors are out of luck?
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