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temeculaguy
Participantradelow, you are very self aware. As the orignator of the three car garage monitor and a proponent of 3 br 6 car garage housing, I feel your pain. Since you are a talented developer, when and where are you going to develop the community for the modern eccentric male , where garages outnumber bedrooms, where each home is fitted with a cigar lounge that has it’s own HVAC system, sealed off from the complaining olefactory nodes of the women folk. Housing that will keep me out of divorce court. C’mon, we are of the same ilk, help a brother out.
temeculaguy
Participantradelow, you are very self aware. As the orignator of the three car garage monitor and a proponent of 3 br 6 car garage housing, I feel your pain. Since you are a talented developer, when and where are you going to develop the community for the modern eccentric male , where garages outnumber bedrooms, where each home is fitted with a cigar lounge that has it’s own HVAC system, sealed off from the complaining olefactory nodes of the women folk. Housing that will keep me out of divorce court. C’mon, we are of the same ilk, help a brother out.
temeculaguy
Participantradelow, you are very self aware. As the orignator of the three car garage monitor and a proponent of 3 br 6 car garage housing, I feel your pain. Since you are a talented developer, when and where are you going to develop the community for the modern eccentric male , where garages outnumber bedrooms, where each home is fitted with a cigar lounge that has it’s own HVAC system, sealed off from the complaining olefactory nodes of the women folk. Housing that will keep me out of divorce court. C’mon, we are of the same ilk, help a brother out.
temeculaguy
Participantradelow, you are very self aware. As the orignator of the three car garage monitor and a proponent of 3 br 6 car garage housing, I feel your pain. Since you are a talented developer, when and where are you going to develop the community for the modern eccentric male , where garages outnumber bedrooms, where each home is fitted with a cigar lounge that has it’s own HVAC system, sealed off from the complaining olefactory nodes of the women folk. Housing that will keep me out of divorce court. C’mon, we are of the same ilk, help a brother out.
December 7, 2007 at 10:44 PM in reply to: Just bought a new house, questions on finance and home inspection #111790temeculaguy
ParticipantI’m going to take the centrist route here, do get the independent inspector, but if you already have non refundable money down, you may have asked about condom brand preferences after a positive pregnancy test (shameless analogy, I know). I agree that at a certain point it isn’t worth it to many people to wait for the bottom, “better than most, not as good as some” is a good policy. I for one am not waiting five years and have already dealt with the foreclosed landlord thing, i only have patience for one more rental and that’s it. If you can completely afford what you want with conventional financing, even if there is no appreciation for a decade, have at it. Stability has it’s benefits and it’s costs. On another thread i posted a pad that I felt was fairly priced and a week’s pay would cover it for me, yet there will always be those who think that it is still overpriced and those who think it is a steal, the best wine is not the highest rated, it’s the one YOU like. I haven’t seen evidence of drastic reductons in SD yet so i think mid to late 08 would be better but the OP didn’t ask about that.
December 7, 2007 at 10:44 PM in reply to: Just bought a new house, questions on finance and home inspection #111908temeculaguy
ParticipantI’m going to take the centrist route here, do get the independent inspector, but if you already have non refundable money down, you may have asked about condom brand preferences after a positive pregnancy test (shameless analogy, I know). I agree that at a certain point it isn’t worth it to many people to wait for the bottom, “better than most, not as good as some” is a good policy. I for one am not waiting five years and have already dealt with the foreclosed landlord thing, i only have patience for one more rental and that’s it. If you can completely afford what you want with conventional financing, even if there is no appreciation for a decade, have at it. Stability has it’s benefits and it’s costs. On another thread i posted a pad that I felt was fairly priced and a week’s pay would cover it for me, yet there will always be those who think that it is still overpriced and those who think it is a steal, the best wine is not the highest rated, it’s the one YOU like. I haven’t seen evidence of drastic reductons in SD yet so i think mid to late 08 would be better but the OP didn’t ask about that.
December 7, 2007 at 10:44 PM in reply to: Just bought a new house, questions on finance and home inspection #111947temeculaguy
ParticipantI’m going to take the centrist route here, do get the independent inspector, but if you already have non refundable money down, you may have asked about condom brand preferences after a positive pregnancy test (shameless analogy, I know). I agree that at a certain point it isn’t worth it to many people to wait for the bottom, “better than most, not as good as some” is a good policy. I for one am not waiting five years and have already dealt with the foreclosed landlord thing, i only have patience for one more rental and that’s it. If you can completely afford what you want with conventional financing, even if there is no appreciation for a decade, have at it. Stability has it’s benefits and it’s costs. On another thread i posted a pad that I felt was fairly priced and a week’s pay would cover it for me, yet there will always be those who think that it is still overpriced and those who think it is a steal, the best wine is not the highest rated, it’s the one YOU like. I haven’t seen evidence of drastic reductons in SD yet so i think mid to late 08 would be better but the OP didn’t ask about that.
December 7, 2007 at 10:44 PM in reply to: Just bought a new house, questions on finance and home inspection #111956temeculaguy
ParticipantI’m going to take the centrist route here, do get the independent inspector, but if you already have non refundable money down, you may have asked about condom brand preferences after a positive pregnancy test (shameless analogy, I know). I agree that at a certain point it isn’t worth it to many people to wait for the bottom, “better than most, not as good as some” is a good policy. I for one am not waiting five years and have already dealt with the foreclosed landlord thing, i only have patience for one more rental and that’s it. If you can completely afford what you want with conventional financing, even if there is no appreciation for a decade, have at it. Stability has it’s benefits and it’s costs. On another thread i posted a pad that I felt was fairly priced and a week’s pay would cover it for me, yet there will always be those who think that it is still overpriced and those who think it is a steal, the best wine is not the highest rated, it’s the one YOU like. I haven’t seen evidence of drastic reductons in SD yet so i think mid to late 08 would be better but the OP didn’t ask about that.
December 7, 2007 at 10:44 PM in reply to: Just bought a new house, questions on finance and home inspection #111988temeculaguy
ParticipantI’m going to take the centrist route here, do get the independent inspector, but if you already have non refundable money down, you may have asked about condom brand preferences after a positive pregnancy test (shameless analogy, I know). I agree that at a certain point it isn’t worth it to many people to wait for the bottom, “better than most, not as good as some” is a good policy. I for one am not waiting five years and have already dealt with the foreclosed landlord thing, i only have patience for one more rental and that’s it. If you can completely afford what you want with conventional financing, even if there is no appreciation for a decade, have at it. Stability has it’s benefits and it’s costs. On another thread i posted a pad that I felt was fairly priced and a week’s pay would cover it for me, yet there will always be those who think that it is still overpriced and those who think it is a steal, the best wine is not the highest rated, it’s the one YOU like. I haven’t seen evidence of drastic reductons in SD yet so i think mid to late 08 would be better but the OP didn’t ask about that.
temeculaguy
ParticipantI agree with herewego, hold off on the financials and builder shorts, every one of them jumped 10% on the subprime bailout news yet the program is voluntary and has no real benefit for either group. They were flat today but are jumping in after hours, expect good days for them early next week and by the following week, reality will set in. The market is so desperate for good news they will jump at anything that isn’t bad news. The fed can’t lower below zero, so there are only so many bullets in the gun and they are wasting them right now. Personally I don’t see how the financials benefiting from freezing rates on their best customers who were paying them and having their worst go to foreclosure. That piper will get paid eventually.
As far as gold, it’s as good as….gold, the ultimate inflation hedge and we are going to have inflation, so go with it.
My disclaimer, since any position I take turns to crap i pledge that I will not buy gold or short the builders on Wednesday of next week, that way you can all have a fighting chance.
temeculaguy
ParticipantI agree with herewego, hold off on the financials and builder shorts, every one of them jumped 10% on the subprime bailout news yet the program is voluntary and has no real benefit for either group. They were flat today but are jumping in after hours, expect good days for them early next week and by the following week, reality will set in. The market is so desperate for good news they will jump at anything that isn’t bad news. The fed can’t lower below zero, so there are only so many bullets in the gun and they are wasting them right now. Personally I don’t see how the financials benefiting from freezing rates on their best customers who were paying them and having their worst go to foreclosure. That piper will get paid eventually.
As far as gold, it’s as good as….gold, the ultimate inflation hedge and we are going to have inflation, so go with it.
My disclaimer, since any position I take turns to crap i pledge that I will not buy gold or short the builders on Wednesday of next week, that way you can all have a fighting chance.
temeculaguy
ParticipantI agree with herewego, hold off on the financials and builder shorts, every one of them jumped 10% on the subprime bailout news yet the program is voluntary and has no real benefit for either group. They were flat today but are jumping in after hours, expect good days for them early next week and by the following week, reality will set in. The market is so desperate for good news they will jump at anything that isn’t bad news. The fed can’t lower below zero, so there are only so many bullets in the gun and they are wasting them right now. Personally I don’t see how the financials benefiting from freezing rates on their best customers who were paying them and having their worst go to foreclosure. That piper will get paid eventually.
As far as gold, it’s as good as….gold, the ultimate inflation hedge and we are going to have inflation, so go with it.
My disclaimer, since any position I take turns to crap i pledge that I will not buy gold or short the builders on Wednesday of next week, that way you can all have a fighting chance.
temeculaguy
ParticipantI agree with herewego, hold off on the financials and builder shorts, every one of them jumped 10% on the subprime bailout news yet the program is voluntary and has no real benefit for either group. They were flat today but are jumping in after hours, expect good days for them early next week and by the following week, reality will set in. The market is so desperate for good news they will jump at anything that isn’t bad news. The fed can’t lower below zero, so there are only so many bullets in the gun and they are wasting them right now. Personally I don’t see how the financials benefiting from freezing rates on their best customers who were paying them and having their worst go to foreclosure. That piper will get paid eventually.
As far as gold, it’s as good as….gold, the ultimate inflation hedge and we are going to have inflation, so go with it.
My disclaimer, since any position I take turns to crap i pledge that I will not buy gold or short the builders on Wednesday of next week, that way you can all have a fighting chance.
temeculaguy
ParticipantI agree with herewego, hold off on the financials and builder shorts, every one of them jumped 10% on the subprime bailout news yet the program is voluntary and has no real benefit for either group. They were flat today but are jumping in after hours, expect good days for them early next week and by the following week, reality will set in. The market is so desperate for good news they will jump at anything that isn’t bad news. The fed can’t lower below zero, so there are only so many bullets in the gun and they are wasting them right now. Personally I don’t see how the financials benefiting from freezing rates on their best customers who were paying them and having their worst go to foreclosure. That piper will get paid eventually.
As far as gold, it’s as good as….gold, the ultimate inflation hedge and we are going to have inflation, so go with it.
My disclaimer, since any position I take turns to crap i pledge that I will not buy gold or short the builders on Wednesday of next week, that way you can all have a fighting chance.
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