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ParticipantI’ll check the costco’s up here, will let you know if I find it. Costco is good about checking inventory of other stores for you, that is exactly the kind of thing that collects dust at one of the redneck costcos. Temecula’s costco serves a bunch of winos, it rivals carlsbad and carmel mountain, but if it’s a good as you say I’ll just have to load the glock and venture into elsinore or further, I figure in daylight I can make it there and back with only one box of ammo.
ParticipantI’ll check the costco’s up here, will let you know if I find it. Costco is good about checking inventory of other stores for you, that is exactly the kind of thing that collects dust at one of the redneck costcos. Temecula’s costco serves a bunch of winos, it rivals carlsbad and carmel mountain, but if it’s a good as you say I’ll just have to load the glock and venture into elsinore or further, I figure in daylight I can make it there and back with only one box of ammo.
ParticipantI’ll check the costco’s up here, will let you know if I find it. Costco is good about checking inventory of other stores for you, that is exactly the kind of thing that collects dust at one of the redneck costcos. Temecula’s costco serves a bunch of winos, it rivals carlsbad and carmel mountain, but if it’s a good as you say I’ll just have to load the glock and venture into elsinore or further, I figure in daylight I can make it there and back with only one box of ammo.
ParticipantNice theory Blissful, however, how do you explain the laundry room, dining room and masterbath (all broken)? I think someone had a hook for a hand and had those superhero attachments, which included a hammer attachment. All told it was only a ten dollar fix but jeez louise, easy does it, the light wont shine any brighter by hitting it.
ParticipantNice theory Blissful, however, how do you explain the laundry room, dining room and masterbath (all broken)? I think someone had a hook for a hand and had those superhero attachments, which included a hammer attachment. All told it was only a ten dollar fix but jeez louise, easy does it, the light wont shine any brighter by hitting it.
ParticipantNice theory Blissful, however, how do you explain the laundry room, dining room and masterbath (all broken)? I think someone had a hook for a hand and had those superhero attachments, which included a hammer attachment. All told it was only a ten dollar fix but jeez louise, easy does it, the light wont shine any brighter by hitting it.
ParticipantNice theory Blissful, however, how do you explain the laundry room, dining room and masterbath (all broken)? I think someone had a hook for a hand and had those superhero attachments, which included a hammer attachment. All told it was only a ten dollar fix but jeez louise, easy does it, the light wont shine any brighter by hitting it.
ParticipantNice theory Blissful, however, how do you explain the laundry room, dining room and masterbath (all broken)? I think someone had a hook for a hand and had those superhero attachments, which included a hammer attachment. All told it was only a ten dollar fix but jeez louise, easy does it, the light wont shine any brighter by hitting it.
ParticipantTemeku, I got the skinny on the neighbors. Both sides of me are related to each other (unsure if either are short selling) but they are both behind in property taxes. The bbq possesor is behind 20k+ and the other side is down 12k+, that doesn’t include the payment due last week. Numbers like that don’t last, especially with loans in excess of 500k and values in the high 2’s. I did learn that they were all friends with my pad’s previous owner who was moving to an apartment or something small and couldn’t take anything with them. Patio furniture, doorknobs, plantation shutters, bbq, chandelier and even the damn little door stopper twanger thingies were pilfered in the night on the eve of foreclosure, with the permission of the owner. The place was never a rental, it looked like one because I think four or five interelated families occupied three adjoining houses. Almost the entire ten house street has or will be repo’d in a 12 month span, I’m the 5th, with two more coming and one in escrow.
Supposedly all my gear was for sale at a garage sale three weeks ago and didn’t sell. My plantation shutters are actually mounted in their house. I use the word “my” loosely, it wasn’t mine and I wouldn’t have gotten the price I got had it not been stripped. I made a vauge offer through their friend to finance their christmas for the safe return of the stuff. I’d like to pay less than half of the cost for me to replace it, which I already budgeted for and built into the sales price. I know that two of the ten are in the process of shorts, two away on both sides. It’s gonna be fun, it’s like a whole new street. I play my cards right and I’ll have five chandeliers.
I did see that fountain on the one I didn’t get a few months back, come to think of it, they may be related to my future ex neighbors. For all the predictions of the area going to hell in the aftermath of the foreclosure bomb, the opposite is coming true, the section 8 types are the ones getting ejected.
ParticipantTemeku, I got the skinny on the neighbors. Both sides of me are related to each other (unsure if either are short selling) but they are both behind in property taxes. The bbq possesor is behind 20k+ and the other side is down 12k+, that doesn’t include the payment due last week. Numbers like that don’t last, especially with loans in excess of 500k and values in the high 2’s. I did learn that they were all friends with my pad’s previous owner who was moving to an apartment or something small and couldn’t take anything with them. Patio furniture, doorknobs, plantation shutters, bbq, chandelier and even the damn little door stopper twanger thingies were pilfered in the night on the eve of foreclosure, with the permission of the owner. The place was never a rental, it looked like one because I think four or five interelated families occupied three adjoining houses. Almost the entire ten house street has or will be repo’d in a 12 month span, I’m the 5th, with two more coming and one in escrow.
Supposedly all my gear was for sale at a garage sale three weeks ago and didn’t sell. My plantation shutters are actually mounted in their house. I use the word “my” loosely, it wasn’t mine and I wouldn’t have gotten the price I got had it not been stripped. I made a vauge offer through their friend to finance their christmas for the safe return of the stuff. I’d like to pay less than half of the cost for me to replace it, which I already budgeted for and built into the sales price. I know that two of the ten are in the process of shorts, two away on both sides. It’s gonna be fun, it’s like a whole new street. I play my cards right and I’ll have five chandeliers.
I did see that fountain on the one I didn’t get a few months back, come to think of it, they may be related to my future ex neighbors. For all the predictions of the area going to hell in the aftermath of the foreclosure bomb, the opposite is coming true, the section 8 types are the ones getting ejected.
ParticipantTemeku, I got the skinny on the neighbors. Both sides of me are related to each other (unsure if either are short selling) but they are both behind in property taxes. The bbq possesor is behind 20k+ and the other side is down 12k+, that doesn’t include the payment due last week. Numbers like that don’t last, especially with loans in excess of 500k and values in the high 2’s. I did learn that they were all friends with my pad’s previous owner who was moving to an apartment or something small and couldn’t take anything with them. Patio furniture, doorknobs, plantation shutters, bbq, chandelier and even the damn little door stopper twanger thingies were pilfered in the night on the eve of foreclosure, with the permission of the owner. The place was never a rental, it looked like one because I think four or five interelated families occupied three adjoining houses. Almost the entire ten house street has or will be repo’d in a 12 month span, I’m the 5th, with two more coming and one in escrow.
Supposedly all my gear was for sale at a garage sale three weeks ago and didn’t sell. My plantation shutters are actually mounted in their house. I use the word “my” loosely, it wasn’t mine and I wouldn’t have gotten the price I got had it not been stripped. I made a vauge offer through their friend to finance their christmas for the safe return of the stuff. I’d like to pay less than half of the cost for me to replace it, which I already budgeted for and built into the sales price. I know that two of the ten are in the process of shorts, two away on both sides. It’s gonna be fun, it’s like a whole new street. I play my cards right and I’ll have five chandeliers.
I did see that fountain on the one I didn’t get a few months back, come to think of it, they may be related to my future ex neighbors. For all the predictions of the area going to hell in the aftermath of the foreclosure bomb, the opposite is coming true, the section 8 types are the ones getting ejected.
ParticipantTemeku, I got the skinny on the neighbors. Both sides of me are related to each other (unsure if either are short selling) but they are both behind in property taxes. The bbq possesor is behind 20k+ and the other side is down 12k+, that doesn’t include the payment due last week. Numbers like that don’t last, especially with loans in excess of 500k and values in the high 2’s. I did learn that they were all friends with my pad’s previous owner who was moving to an apartment or something small and couldn’t take anything with them. Patio furniture, doorknobs, plantation shutters, bbq, chandelier and even the damn little door stopper twanger thingies were pilfered in the night on the eve of foreclosure, with the permission of the owner. The place was never a rental, it looked like one because I think four or five interelated families occupied three adjoining houses. Almost the entire ten house street has or will be repo’d in a 12 month span, I’m the 5th, with two more coming and one in escrow.
Supposedly all my gear was for sale at a garage sale three weeks ago and didn’t sell. My plantation shutters are actually mounted in their house. I use the word “my” loosely, it wasn’t mine and I wouldn’t have gotten the price I got had it not been stripped. I made a vauge offer through their friend to finance their christmas for the safe return of the stuff. I’d like to pay less than half of the cost for me to replace it, which I already budgeted for and built into the sales price. I know that two of the ten are in the process of shorts, two away on both sides. It’s gonna be fun, it’s like a whole new street. I play my cards right and I’ll have five chandeliers.
I did see that fountain on the one I didn’t get a few months back, come to think of it, they may be related to my future ex neighbors. For all the predictions of the area going to hell in the aftermath of the foreclosure bomb, the opposite is coming true, the section 8 types are the ones getting ejected.
ParticipantTemeku, I got the skinny on the neighbors. Both sides of me are related to each other (unsure if either are short selling) but they are both behind in property taxes. The bbq possesor is behind 20k+ and the other side is down 12k+, that doesn’t include the payment due last week. Numbers like that don’t last, especially with loans in excess of 500k and values in the high 2’s. I did learn that they were all friends with my pad’s previous owner who was moving to an apartment or something small and couldn’t take anything with them. Patio furniture, doorknobs, plantation shutters, bbq, chandelier and even the damn little door stopper twanger thingies were pilfered in the night on the eve of foreclosure, with the permission of the owner. The place was never a rental, it looked like one because I think four or five interelated families occupied three adjoining houses. Almost the entire ten house street has or will be repo’d in a 12 month span, I’m the 5th, with two more coming and one in escrow.
Supposedly all my gear was for sale at a garage sale three weeks ago and didn’t sell. My plantation shutters are actually mounted in their house. I use the word “my” loosely, it wasn’t mine and I wouldn’t have gotten the price I got had it not been stripped. I made a vauge offer through their friend to finance their christmas for the safe return of the stuff. I’d like to pay less than half of the cost for me to replace it, which I already budgeted for and built into the sales price. I know that two of the ten are in the process of shorts, two away on both sides. It’s gonna be fun, it’s like a whole new street. I play my cards right and I’ll have five chandeliers.
I did see that fountain on the one I didn’t get a few months back, come to think of it, they may be related to my future ex neighbors. For all the predictions of the area going to hell in the aftermath of the foreclosure bomb, the opposite is coming true, the section 8 types are the ones getting ejected.
ParticipantNostra, according to TemekuT who lives nearby, before my place was vacated there was a weekly garage sale. More than likely they bought it, perhaps they had aspirations of building their own bbq island before they got behind in their payments. It’s all good, I bought it knowing what was missing, the panel door and sink were still there and are made by firemagic, I priced a grill from them that fit’s the hole and it’s 2-3k, so a few hundred would be fantastic. I introduced myself yesterday, I’ll drop off some wine in a few days as a Christams gift and then casually ask if they wan’t to sell the BBQ a day or two later. They seemed nice but they won’t be there too long, their short sale will either go through or they will get foreclosed on. Maybe I’ll pull a similar stunt, I’ll buy everything from that house at a garage sale just before it closes and sell it to the next owner. Maybe I’ll leave a ransom note that reads “I have your doorknobs and plantation shutters, meet me in the park at 8 sharp, come alone”
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