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ParticipantBear, glad to find a fellow fan, thought I was alone. I was under the impression we have 13 more chapters (at least all the previous seasons were 13). Vo, you’d more than dig it, probably the best writing since, well, you have go back before t.v.
Vo, I have the first few seasons on DVD but with the final season coming up, they are all on loan, everyone is trying to catch up. The Sopranos was a cool show but it’s not even close to the Wire, I suggest you splurge on HBO and if you have digital cable you can watch them all on the “on demand” thing for free, each month there is a different season in the on demand library. You can rent them as well. Buying them will run you about $40 a season on e-bay. Seasons out of order is o.k., season 4 was the best, give it three episodes and I guarantee you will end up watching all 65 hours of the hands down greatest american novel.
Bear, everyone’s been asking for some evidence to support the talk about the banks holding back, most is just conversation, do you have any insight. I can’t understand their logic in not dumping a depreciating asset that has a high carry cost, what’s in it for them. I understand that jow sixpack believes the nesletter from his local realtor about prices bouncing back very soon but I have to imagine that banks have access to to intelligent advisors or at least cable t.v. If they were holding back, I am noticing a couple of repos hitting the market every day just in my zip code and at new lows. If they held back, I’ll bet they are about to give up that stategy very soon.
ParticipantBear, glad to find a fellow fan, thought I was alone. I was under the impression we have 13 more chapters (at least all the previous seasons were 13). Vo, you’d more than dig it, probably the best writing since, well, you have go back before t.v.
Vo, I have the first few seasons on DVD but with the final season coming up, they are all on loan, everyone is trying to catch up. The Sopranos was a cool show but it’s not even close to the Wire, I suggest you splurge on HBO and if you have digital cable you can watch them all on the “on demand” thing for free, each month there is a different season in the on demand library. You can rent them as well. Buying them will run you about $40 a season on e-bay. Seasons out of order is o.k., season 4 was the best, give it three episodes and I guarantee you will end up watching all 65 hours of the hands down greatest american novel.
Bear, everyone’s been asking for some evidence to support the talk about the banks holding back, most is just conversation, do you have any insight. I can’t understand their logic in not dumping a depreciating asset that has a high carry cost, what’s in it for them. I understand that jow sixpack believes the nesletter from his local realtor about prices bouncing back very soon but I have to imagine that banks have access to to intelligent advisors or at least cable t.v. If they were holding back, I am noticing a couple of repos hitting the market every day just in my zip code and at new lows. If they held back, I’ll bet they are about to give up that stategy very soon.
ParticipantBear, glad to find a fellow fan, thought I was alone. I was under the impression we have 13 more chapters (at least all the previous seasons were 13). Vo, you’d more than dig it, probably the best writing since, well, you have go back before t.v.
Vo, I have the first few seasons on DVD but with the final season coming up, they are all on loan, everyone is trying to catch up. The Sopranos was a cool show but it’s not even close to the Wire, I suggest you splurge on HBO and if you have digital cable you can watch them all on the “on demand” thing for free, each month there is a different season in the on demand library. You can rent them as well. Buying them will run you about $40 a season on e-bay. Seasons out of order is o.k., season 4 was the best, give it three episodes and I guarantee you will end up watching all 65 hours of the hands down greatest american novel.
Bear, everyone’s been asking for some evidence to support the talk about the banks holding back, most is just conversation, do you have any insight. I can’t understand their logic in not dumping a depreciating asset that has a high carry cost, what’s in it for them. I understand that jow sixpack believes the nesletter from his local realtor about prices bouncing back very soon but I have to imagine that banks have access to to intelligent advisors or at least cable t.v. If they were holding back, I am noticing a couple of repos hitting the market every day just in my zip code and at new lows. If they held back, I’ll bet they are about to give up that stategy very soon.
ParticipantBear, glad to find a fellow fan, thought I was alone. I was under the impression we have 13 more chapters (at least all the previous seasons were 13). Vo, you’d more than dig it, probably the best writing since, well, you have go back before t.v.
Vo, I have the first few seasons on DVD but with the final season coming up, they are all on loan, everyone is trying to catch up. The Sopranos was a cool show but it’s not even close to the Wire, I suggest you splurge on HBO and if you have digital cable you can watch them all on the “on demand” thing for free, each month there is a different season in the on demand library. You can rent them as well. Buying them will run you about $40 a season on e-bay. Seasons out of order is o.k., season 4 was the best, give it three episodes and I guarantee you will end up watching all 65 hours of the hands down greatest american novel.
Bear, everyone’s been asking for some evidence to support the talk about the banks holding back, most is just conversation, do you have any insight. I can’t understand their logic in not dumping a depreciating asset that has a high carry cost, what’s in it for them. I understand that jow sixpack believes the nesletter from his local realtor about prices bouncing back very soon but I have to imagine that banks have access to to intelligent advisors or at least cable t.v. If they were holding back, I am noticing a couple of repos hitting the market every day just in my zip code and at new lows. If they held back, I’ll bet they are about to give up that stategy very soon.
January 4, 2008 at 10:30 PM in reply to: $200K price drop on house…what’s going on in Temecula? #129677ParticipantI agree about facing the front door into a hill/cliff and having the back of the house face the street. I didn’t know they were Pulte’s I thought some independant builder built six or seven houses. It’s hard to believe that a national builder would blow it so badly, I giggle when I drive by those and think that it could be a Seinfeld episode. George could live there and every vistor would always ask why the house faces this way, George would always claim it’s so there was a view from the back and raise his voice and get mad, then a kid would say “was your house bad, because why is it facing the corner” it’s definately a Seinfeld episode in the making. It would be fun to live there just so when you meet people and give them directions and say “just look for the house that is backwards.”
January 4, 2008 at 10:30 PM in reply to: $200K price drop on house…what’s going on in Temecula? #129844ParticipantI agree about facing the front door into a hill/cliff and having the back of the house face the street. I didn’t know they were Pulte’s I thought some independant builder built six or seven houses. It’s hard to believe that a national builder would blow it so badly, I giggle when I drive by those and think that it could be a Seinfeld episode. George could live there and every vistor would always ask why the house faces this way, George would always claim it’s so there was a view from the back and raise his voice and get mad, then a kid would say “was your house bad, because why is it facing the corner” it’s definately a Seinfeld episode in the making. It would be fun to live there just so when you meet people and give them directions and say “just look for the house that is backwards.”
January 4, 2008 at 10:30 PM in reply to: $200K price drop on house…what’s going on in Temecula? #129852ParticipantI agree about facing the front door into a hill/cliff and having the back of the house face the street. I didn’t know they were Pulte’s I thought some independant builder built six or seven houses. It’s hard to believe that a national builder would blow it so badly, I giggle when I drive by those and think that it could be a Seinfeld episode. George could live there and every vistor would always ask why the house faces this way, George would always claim it’s so there was a view from the back and raise his voice and get mad, then a kid would say “was your house bad, because why is it facing the corner” it’s definately a Seinfeld episode in the making. It would be fun to live there just so when you meet people and give them directions and say “just look for the house that is backwards.”
January 4, 2008 at 10:30 PM in reply to: $200K price drop on house…what’s going on in Temecula? #129919ParticipantI agree about facing the front door into a hill/cliff and having the back of the house face the street. I didn’t know they were Pulte’s I thought some independant builder built six or seven houses. It’s hard to believe that a national builder would blow it so badly, I giggle when I drive by those and think that it could be a Seinfeld episode. George could live there and every vistor would always ask why the house faces this way, George would always claim it’s so there was a view from the back and raise his voice and get mad, then a kid would say “was your house bad, because why is it facing the corner” it’s definately a Seinfeld episode in the making. It would be fun to live there just so when you meet people and give them directions and say “just look for the house that is backwards.”
January 4, 2008 at 10:30 PM in reply to: $200K price drop on house…what’s going on in Temecula? #129949ParticipantI agree about facing the front door into a hill/cliff and having the back of the house face the street. I didn’t know they were Pulte’s I thought some independant builder built six or seven houses. It’s hard to believe that a national builder would blow it so badly, I giggle when I drive by those and think that it could be a Seinfeld episode. George could live there and every vistor would always ask why the house faces this way, George would always claim it’s so there was a view from the back and raise his voice and get mad, then a kid would say “was your house bad, because why is it facing the corner” it’s definately a Seinfeld episode in the making. It would be fun to live there just so when you meet people and give them directions and say “just look for the house that is backwards.”
ParticipantIn the early or mid 1990’s I looked at the condo’s/duplexes at bear creek (actually some were sfr’s), just like your third link, but I couldn’t get over the lack of fencing. I remember they were very nice and priced about 150k at the bottom of the last cycle but there was no back fence, the back of the house just opened up to the golf course. I took one look at that and thought “this is beautiful, but the dog won’t last a week and even if I figured out where to put the jacuzzi how am I going to get in and out of it naked?”
ParticipantIn the early or mid 1990’s I looked at the condo’s/duplexes at bear creek (actually some were sfr’s), just like your third link, but I couldn’t get over the lack of fencing. I remember they were very nice and priced about 150k at the bottom of the last cycle but there was no back fence, the back of the house just opened up to the golf course. I took one look at that and thought “this is beautiful, but the dog won’t last a week and even if I figured out where to put the jacuzzi how am I going to get in and out of it naked?”
ParticipantIn the early or mid 1990’s I looked at the condo’s/duplexes at bear creek (actually some were sfr’s), just like your third link, but I couldn’t get over the lack of fencing. I remember they were very nice and priced about 150k at the bottom of the last cycle but there was no back fence, the back of the house just opened up to the golf course. I took one look at that and thought “this is beautiful, but the dog won’t last a week and even if I figured out where to put the jacuzzi how am I going to get in and out of it naked?”
ParticipantIn the early or mid 1990’s I looked at the condo’s/duplexes at bear creek (actually some were sfr’s), just like your third link, but I couldn’t get over the lack of fencing. I remember they were very nice and priced about 150k at the bottom of the last cycle but there was no back fence, the back of the house just opened up to the golf course. I took one look at that and thought “this is beautiful, but the dog won’t last a week and even if I figured out where to put the jacuzzi how am I going to get in and out of it naked?”
ParticipantIn the early or mid 1990’s I looked at the condo’s/duplexes at bear creek (actually some were sfr’s), just like your third link, but I couldn’t get over the lack of fencing. I remember they were very nice and priced about 150k at the bottom of the last cycle but there was no back fence, the back of the house just opened up to the golf course. I took one look at that and thought “this is beautiful, but the dog won’t last a week and even if I figured out where to put the jacuzzi how am I going to get in and out of it naked?”
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