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ParticipantLet’s discuss spamming on piggington, shall we. Everyone has to make a living, perhaps i can help you make yours.
1. Take five minutes to analyze the demograpic of a particular website, in this case, piggington has a small amount of viewers with an extremely high level of saavy, education and electronic understanding. We have enough engineers to build nuclear weapons if we wanted to and easily enough computer engineers/software people to shut down your website. It’s like showing up to a police briefing trying to sell drugs, it’s just wrong on so many levels.
2. grammatical errors while spamming is just bad form, it makes me think of “all your base are mine” bad anime translation. Find an english speaking friend and have them proof read your spam, the translation program is missing a few nuances.
3. Get the f*&^k out of here
In the immortal words of my cousin vinny, “and I’m done with that guy.”
ParticipantLet’s discuss spamming on piggington, shall we. Everyone has to make a living, perhaps i can help you make yours.
1. Take five minutes to analyze the demograpic of a particular website, in this case, piggington has a small amount of viewers with an extremely high level of saavy, education and electronic understanding. We have enough engineers to build nuclear weapons if we wanted to and easily enough computer engineers/software people to shut down your website. It’s like showing up to a police briefing trying to sell drugs, it’s just wrong on so many levels.
2. grammatical errors while spamming is just bad form, it makes me think of “all your base are mine” bad anime translation. Find an english speaking friend and have them proof read your spam, the translation program is missing a few nuances.
3. Get the f*&^k out of here
In the immortal words of my cousin vinny, “and I’m done with that guy.”
ParticipantLet’s discuss spamming on piggington, shall we. Everyone has to make a living, perhaps i can help you make yours.
1. Take five minutes to analyze the demograpic of a particular website, in this case, piggington has a small amount of viewers with an extremely high level of saavy, education and electronic understanding. We have enough engineers to build nuclear weapons if we wanted to and easily enough computer engineers/software people to shut down your website. It’s like showing up to a police briefing trying to sell drugs, it’s just wrong on so many levels.
2. grammatical errors while spamming is just bad form, it makes me think of “all your base are mine” bad anime translation. Find an english speaking friend and have them proof read your spam, the translation program is missing a few nuances.
3. Get the f*&^k out of here
In the immortal words of my cousin vinny, “and I’m done with that guy.”
ParticipantSD, you had the balance of understanding of the big picture a few years ago to ignore the rhetoric that R/E always goes up, it’s nice to see that you are somewhat immune to the opposite rehetoric that nobody will have a job and houses will cost less than cars, that nobody will buy. But don’t get upset about the rigging of the game. Those investors are playing with cash, not gov’t loans, that is how they can buy and flip, they offer both assurance and speed to the bank or go trustee sale where they are somewhat alone, they can buy places that nobody can finance, fixing them to the point that they can be financed and clearing a profit in the process.
You have an advantage, you get to see what’s happening before everyone else, you see money moving and it contradicts what people write on the boards about everything going to hell and we will all sell apples on the corner. We need you to tell us but we also need you to interpret it, why are these investors going into r/e, what are we aremchair quarterbacks missing.
On the inventory front, it’s weird, I don’t have an answer, I need yours. In my zip there 160 non shorts for sale, 160 shorts (shorts are impossible to tell if they are pending) and 160 pending. 40 sales a week, it’s dropped to a 1 months supply from an 18 month supply, what the hell is happening and why are people with boatloads more money than we have doing what they are doing and more importantly, why aren’t they listening to to the same music we are. piggies are supposed to be ahead of the curve, we used to be. Are too many buying and fading off, leaving the more bearish behind to sway the overall sentiment.
Aren’t the cash investors supposed to be smarter than us? they didn’t win that money in the lottery, they got it by getting in front of the curve. Did you actually believe the gov’t and powers that be wouldn’t put a floor on things, or that the market’s invisible hand wouldn’t step in. Do people here really believe that macro economics matter more to buyers than affordability. So it’s rigged a little, now that you realize it’s there, how do you make it work for you or for us.
The most important question isn’t what is going to happen to the economy, it’s which laker team will show up tomorrow and how does a basketball game relate to investing. I’ll tell you, Denver will double Kobe and leave Ariza free, and he will go off, if uncontested, his 3 pointer is on target, if you ignore him defensively he will slash. How does this matter? The lesson is the same, going blindly bearish is like doubling Kobe, you’ve seen what he/it can do, you’ve watched the film so you ignore the other forces at play, don’t ignore the role player with the open look from outside, Ariza is the inventory (doing things that defy logic, how does he hit the outside three when he is a horrible outside shooter, why is inventory at record lows when we are supposed to be in armageddon), Shannon, Fish and Jordan are the investors (you thought they were gone or they would fight over starting, but they aren’t), Pau is the government (steady and predictable) and Bynum is the banks (they looked to be injured and stupid, they need help, but they’ll get it), lamar is well, he’s lamar (I have no real estate analogy for lamar) do not ignore them or they will catch you napping, the worst part is, you know it in the back of your head that it doesn’t make sense right now. Kobe has the media’s attention and the numbers, shouldn’t that be what you worry about (Kobe is unemployment). I say you look at the whole picture and understand that there is more going on, which you already have touched on. Then again the lakers could get swept and this whole diatribe ends up worthless and we could all be selling apples.
ParticipantSD, you had the balance of understanding of the big picture a few years ago to ignore the rhetoric that R/E always goes up, it’s nice to see that you are somewhat immune to the opposite rehetoric that nobody will have a job and houses will cost less than cars, that nobody will buy. But don’t get upset about the rigging of the game. Those investors are playing with cash, not gov’t loans, that is how they can buy and flip, they offer both assurance and speed to the bank or go trustee sale where they are somewhat alone, they can buy places that nobody can finance, fixing them to the point that they can be financed and clearing a profit in the process.
You have an advantage, you get to see what’s happening before everyone else, you see money moving and it contradicts what people write on the boards about everything going to hell and we will all sell apples on the corner. We need you to tell us but we also need you to interpret it, why are these investors going into r/e, what are we aremchair quarterbacks missing.
On the inventory front, it’s weird, I don’t have an answer, I need yours. In my zip there 160 non shorts for sale, 160 shorts (shorts are impossible to tell if they are pending) and 160 pending. 40 sales a week, it’s dropped to a 1 months supply from an 18 month supply, what the hell is happening and why are people with boatloads more money than we have doing what they are doing and more importantly, why aren’t they listening to to the same music we are. piggies are supposed to be ahead of the curve, we used to be. Are too many buying and fading off, leaving the more bearish behind to sway the overall sentiment.
Aren’t the cash investors supposed to be smarter than us? they didn’t win that money in the lottery, they got it by getting in front of the curve. Did you actually believe the gov’t and powers that be wouldn’t put a floor on things, or that the market’s invisible hand wouldn’t step in. Do people here really believe that macro economics matter more to buyers than affordability. So it’s rigged a little, now that you realize it’s there, how do you make it work for you or for us.
The most important question isn’t what is going to happen to the economy, it’s which laker team will show up tomorrow and how does a basketball game relate to investing. I’ll tell you, Denver will double Kobe and leave Ariza free, and he will go off, if uncontested, his 3 pointer is on target, if you ignore him defensively he will slash. How does this matter? The lesson is the same, going blindly bearish is like doubling Kobe, you’ve seen what he/it can do, you’ve watched the film so you ignore the other forces at play, don’t ignore the role player with the open look from outside, Ariza is the inventory (doing things that defy logic, how does he hit the outside three when he is a horrible outside shooter, why is inventory at record lows when we are supposed to be in armageddon), Shannon, Fish and Jordan are the investors (you thought they were gone or they would fight over starting, but they aren’t), Pau is the government (steady and predictable) and Bynum is the banks (they looked to be injured and stupid, they need help, but they’ll get it), lamar is well, he’s lamar (I have no real estate analogy for lamar) do not ignore them or they will catch you napping, the worst part is, you know it in the back of your head that it doesn’t make sense right now. Kobe has the media’s attention and the numbers, shouldn’t that be what you worry about (Kobe is unemployment). I say you look at the whole picture and understand that there is more going on, which you already have touched on. Then again the lakers could get swept and this whole diatribe ends up worthless and we could all be selling apples.
ParticipantSD, you had the balance of understanding of the big picture a few years ago to ignore the rhetoric that R/E always goes up, it’s nice to see that you are somewhat immune to the opposite rehetoric that nobody will have a job and houses will cost less than cars, that nobody will buy. But don’t get upset about the rigging of the game. Those investors are playing with cash, not gov’t loans, that is how they can buy and flip, they offer both assurance and speed to the bank or go trustee sale where they are somewhat alone, they can buy places that nobody can finance, fixing them to the point that they can be financed and clearing a profit in the process.
You have an advantage, you get to see what’s happening before everyone else, you see money moving and it contradicts what people write on the boards about everything going to hell and we will all sell apples on the corner. We need you to tell us but we also need you to interpret it, why are these investors going into r/e, what are we aremchair quarterbacks missing.
On the inventory front, it’s weird, I don’t have an answer, I need yours. In my zip there 160 non shorts for sale, 160 shorts (shorts are impossible to tell if they are pending) and 160 pending. 40 sales a week, it’s dropped to a 1 months supply from an 18 month supply, what the hell is happening and why are people with boatloads more money than we have doing what they are doing and more importantly, why aren’t they listening to to the same music we are. piggies are supposed to be ahead of the curve, we used to be. Are too many buying and fading off, leaving the more bearish behind to sway the overall sentiment.
Aren’t the cash investors supposed to be smarter than us? they didn’t win that money in the lottery, they got it by getting in front of the curve. Did you actually believe the gov’t and powers that be wouldn’t put a floor on things, or that the market’s invisible hand wouldn’t step in. Do people here really believe that macro economics matter more to buyers than affordability. So it’s rigged a little, now that you realize it’s there, how do you make it work for you or for us.
The most important question isn’t what is going to happen to the economy, it’s which laker team will show up tomorrow and how does a basketball game relate to investing. I’ll tell you, Denver will double Kobe and leave Ariza free, and he will go off, if uncontested, his 3 pointer is on target, if you ignore him defensively he will slash. How does this matter? The lesson is the same, going blindly bearish is like doubling Kobe, you’ve seen what he/it can do, you’ve watched the film so you ignore the other forces at play, don’t ignore the role player with the open look from outside, Ariza is the inventory (doing things that defy logic, how does he hit the outside three when he is a horrible outside shooter, why is inventory at record lows when we are supposed to be in armageddon), Shannon, Fish and Jordan are the investors (you thought they were gone or they would fight over starting, but they aren’t), Pau is the government (steady and predictable) and Bynum is the banks (they looked to be injured and stupid, they need help, but they’ll get it), lamar is well, he’s lamar (I have no real estate analogy for lamar) do not ignore them or they will catch you napping, the worst part is, you know it in the back of your head that it doesn’t make sense right now. Kobe has the media’s attention and the numbers, shouldn’t that be what you worry about (Kobe is unemployment). I say you look at the whole picture and understand that there is more going on, which you already have touched on. Then again the lakers could get swept and this whole diatribe ends up worthless and we could all be selling apples.
ParticipantSD, you had the balance of understanding of the big picture a few years ago to ignore the rhetoric that R/E always goes up, it’s nice to see that you are somewhat immune to the opposite rehetoric that nobody will have a job and houses will cost less than cars, that nobody will buy. But don’t get upset about the rigging of the game. Those investors are playing with cash, not gov’t loans, that is how they can buy and flip, they offer both assurance and speed to the bank or go trustee sale where they are somewhat alone, they can buy places that nobody can finance, fixing them to the point that they can be financed and clearing a profit in the process.
You have an advantage, you get to see what’s happening before everyone else, you see money moving and it contradicts what people write on the boards about everything going to hell and we will all sell apples on the corner. We need you to tell us but we also need you to interpret it, why are these investors going into r/e, what are we aremchair quarterbacks missing.
On the inventory front, it’s weird, I don’t have an answer, I need yours. In my zip there 160 non shorts for sale, 160 shorts (shorts are impossible to tell if they are pending) and 160 pending. 40 sales a week, it’s dropped to a 1 months supply from an 18 month supply, what the hell is happening and why are people with boatloads more money than we have doing what they are doing and more importantly, why aren’t they listening to to the same music we are. piggies are supposed to be ahead of the curve, we used to be. Are too many buying and fading off, leaving the more bearish behind to sway the overall sentiment.
Aren’t the cash investors supposed to be smarter than us? they didn’t win that money in the lottery, they got it by getting in front of the curve. Did you actually believe the gov’t and powers that be wouldn’t put a floor on things, or that the market’s invisible hand wouldn’t step in. Do people here really believe that macro economics matter more to buyers than affordability. So it’s rigged a little, now that you realize it’s there, how do you make it work for you or for us.
The most important question isn’t what is going to happen to the economy, it’s which laker team will show up tomorrow and how does a basketball game relate to investing. I’ll tell you, Denver will double Kobe and leave Ariza free, and he will go off, if uncontested, his 3 pointer is on target, if you ignore him defensively he will slash. How does this matter? The lesson is the same, going blindly bearish is like doubling Kobe, you’ve seen what he/it can do, you’ve watched the film so you ignore the other forces at play, don’t ignore the role player with the open look from outside, Ariza is the inventory (doing things that defy logic, how does he hit the outside three when he is a horrible outside shooter, why is inventory at record lows when we are supposed to be in armageddon), Shannon, Fish and Jordan are the investors (you thought they were gone or they would fight over starting, but they aren’t), Pau is the government (steady and predictable) and Bynum is the banks (they looked to be injured and stupid, they need help, but they’ll get it), lamar is well, he’s lamar (I have no real estate analogy for lamar) do not ignore them or they will catch you napping, the worst part is, you know it in the back of your head that it doesn’t make sense right now. Kobe has the media’s attention and the numbers, shouldn’t that be what you worry about (Kobe is unemployment). I say you look at the whole picture and understand that there is more going on, which you already have touched on. Then again the lakers could get swept and this whole diatribe ends up worthless and we could all be selling apples.
ParticipantSD, you had the balance of understanding of the big picture a few years ago to ignore the rhetoric that R/E always goes up, it’s nice to see that you are somewhat immune to the opposite rehetoric that nobody will have a job and houses will cost less than cars, that nobody will buy. But don’t get upset about the rigging of the game. Those investors are playing with cash, not gov’t loans, that is how they can buy and flip, they offer both assurance and speed to the bank or go trustee sale where they are somewhat alone, they can buy places that nobody can finance, fixing them to the point that they can be financed and clearing a profit in the process.
You have an advantage, you get to see what’s happening before everyone else, you see money moving and it contradicts what people write on the boards about everything going to hell and we will all sell apples on the corner. We need you to tell us but we also need you to interpret it, why are these investors going into r/e, what are we aremchair quarterbacks missing.
On the inventory front, it’s weird, I don’t have an answer, I need yours. In my zip there 160 non shorts for sale, 160 shorts (shorts are impossible to tell if they are pending) and 160 pending. 40 sales a week, it’s dropped to a 1 months supply from an 18 month supply, what the hell is happening and why are people with boatloads more money than we have doing what they are doing and more importantly, why aren’t they listening to to the same music we are. piggies are supposed to be ahead of the curve, we used to be. Are too many buying and fading off, leaving the more bearish behind to sway the overall sentiment.
Aren’t the cash investors supposed to be smarter than us? they didn’t win that money in the lottery, they got it by getting in front of the curve. Did you actually believe the gov’t and powers that be wouldn’t put a floor on things, or that the market’s invisible hand wouldn’t step in. Do people here really believe that macro economics matter more to buyers than affordability. So it’s rigged a little, now that you realize it’s there, how do you make it work for you or for us.
The most important question isn’t what is going to happen to the economy, it’s which laker team will show up tomorrow and how does a basketball game relate to investing. I’ll tell you, Denver will double Kobe and leave Ariza free, and he will go off, if uncontested, his 3 pointer is on target, if you ignore him defensively he will slash. How does this matter? The lesson is the same, going blindly bearish is like doubling Kobe, you’ve seen what he/it can do, you’ve watched the film so you ignore the other forces at play, don’t ignore the role player with the open look from outside, Ariza is the inventory (doing things that defy logic, how does he hit the outside three when he is a horrible outside shooter, why is inventory at record lows when we are supposed to be in armageddon), Shannon, Fish and Jordan are the investors (you thought they were gone or they would fight over starting, but they aren’t), Pau is the government (steady and predictable) and Bynum is the banks (they looked to be injured and stupid, they need help, but they’ll get it), lamar is well, he’s lamar (I have no real estate analogy for lamar) do not ignore them or they will catch you napping, the worst part is, you know it in the back of your head that it doesn’t make sense right now. Kobe has the media’s attention and the numbers, shouldn’t that be what you worry about (Kobe is unemployment). I say you look at the whole picture and understand that there is more going on, which you already have touched on. Then again the lakers could get swept and this whole diatribe ends up worthless and we could all be selling apples.
ParticipantTax reward auto loan from the san diego county credit union! (or whatever cu that has them) If you have a car loan, make sure it’s deductable.
ParticipantTax reward auto loan from the san diego county credit union! (or whatever cu that has them) If you have a car loan, make sure it’s deductable.
ParticipantTax reward auto loan from the san diego county credit union! (or whatever cu that has them) If you have a car loan, make sure it’s deductable.
ParticipantTax reward auto loan from the san diego county credit union! (or whatever cu that has them) If you have a car loan, make sure it’s deductable.
ParticipantTax reward auto loan from the san diego county credit union! (or whatever cu that has them) If you have a car loan, make sure it’s deductable.
ParticipantCog, I think seasonally it is a horrible month to be buying, anywhere, throw in the interest rates and I guess we are where we are. The Fall/Winter is much better and may represent your best chance as far as competition goes. Inventory is lower than I’ve ever seen it right now. If you run a redfin of zip code 92592 and click the box to exclude the pendings and the shorts, there are four houses in redhawk for sale and 2 in morgan. On closer inspection, some were shorts but not designated on the listing except for in the narrative. under 40 south of temecula parkway total and 40 homes sold between may 1st and may 8th, so a one week supply is not a good time to sneak in and steal one.
It is actually a hotter market than it seems because of the way they list shorts, they keep them active in the mls with the low price to get bids and they just sit there active until escrow closes, sometimes many months later. When you call to inquire, there are more than a dozen offers well over that price, so it misleads you a little about what’s out there, you see for sale signs but you can’t buy them.
But here’s the rub, it should change a little later this year, in past markets, both buyers and sellers did a lot of business this time a year, especially for family sized homes. They all wanted to move in summer. But the children of the banks aren’t moving schools, so they aren’t tied to the spring like the buyers are. This October/November, there will be fewer buyers just because nobody wants to move in December, there also should be a push in inventory because of the foreclosure mratoriums expiration. The interest rate may tick up a tad, sending more to the sidelines temporarily, that’s the time to make offers.
It’s no secret that I’m optimistic about the area and this year, but what is happening now shouldn’t be trusted too much, prices should remain flat but I met my new neighbor yesterday who closed escrow last week, he paid 10% more than I did and for a smaller house (albeit his is in far better condition, almost turnkey, so it’s probably a tie), even I know that appreciation shouldn’t be happening, it’s the spring bounce, probably best to wait it out, not just this year, but every year, avoid spring. But he did pay about 50% off peak and was the winning bid, some of these bidding wars are only over a couple grand and start pretty low, so it’s not like there is a price increase frenzy.
I have another theory about spring that I’ve mentioned over the years. Most buyers are couples, couples often contain at least one female, the female of most mammals have a spring mating/nesting instinct. See where I’m going with this, we are still animals with some animal instincts, spring is a time to be outside, for change, for finding a new nest, to explore, while winter is a time to hunker down in the cave and stay put.
It helps to try and understand the behavior of others and to understand your own behavior, that way you can go against the grain a little. I’d give it till September at the least to see if it slows down. It will be a few years before prices go up, and even when they do it should be slow, so you have time to wait out the little upticks.
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