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October 12, 2007 at 10:13 AM in reply to: OT: why do some american parents buy their minors guns? #88421October 12, 2007 at 10:13 AM in reply to: OT: why do some american parents buy their minors guns? #88428
The OC Scam
ParticipantIt makes a lot of sense… you have a son with violent tendency and anger management issue in fact he even slaps his mother when he is having a bad day…. I think a gun would take his mind off his problems
I have three boys with very even tempers …however if I start to see even the slightest bit of uncontrollable behavior I will definitely buy them guns…because it is so American
We may need to start requiring the parents to attend educational classes like a after school program teaching basic parental duties like… remember to have your children brush their teeth before they go to bed….or it isn’t good idea to let them stay up until 1am the night before school ….or buy them GUNS!!!!!!!Participant[img_assist|nid=5104|title=ANother beautiful home|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=349]
Since you all are looking here is another treat this charming 640 sqft 2br 1 ba for a low low $416k
Fullerton, CA 92832
MLS#: P569693 Status: PendingOf anyone interested let me know because I have a map for sale that leads to a big gold mine
Participant[img_assist|nid=5104|title=ANother beautiful home|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=349]
Since you all are looking here is another treat this charming 640 sqft 2br 1 ba for a low low $416k
Fullerton, CA 92832
MLS#: P569693 Status: PendingOf anyone interested let me know because I have a map for sale that leads to a big gold mine
ParticipantThis part of town is ok but not the best part of town!
ParticipantThis part of town is ok but not the best part of town!
October 3, 2007 at 7:21 PM in reply to: Housing prices in free fall along Mount Soledad Road in La Jolla #86888ParticipantYeah ALEX your such a angel!!!! wa wa wa maybe you should run for office and save america!
ParticipantAre any of those homes for sale? Bet you prices just went down on that street about 50%!
ParticipantActually the owner could stay anywhere from 6 months to 1 year!
ParticipantSD,
Thats easy just watch that kid in the new Sean Penn movie “Into the wild”. Burn all your IDs then ride a boat down from the colorado river into Mexico. Then come back on a train and ask for help! A fresh start… This maybe a good plan after foreclosure?
ParticipantBackintown,
You should go for it! You have nothing to lose in fact I encourage anyone looking for a rental to fine a nice house with a owner that is way over there head in arm payments!! Just check zillow for the proper place and area you like. Then check sale dates between late 2004 and 2006. Then check the tax recorders office to see if their not making the payments the more behind the better!! I recommend atleast 6 months behind!
Sign a lease!! Make it for 10 years whatever their going to let the house go anyway. But only make your payments on a monthly basis. This is KEY!
Here is what to do next you go find the deed down at the local court recorders office and trace the bank that holds the loan(s) then keep an eye on the tax recorders office. As soon as the house goes into default and the guy skips town aka quits answering the phone or line is disconnected. It will be a good year before the bank comes a knocking at your door. Then the asset management company comes and finds you a nice guy from Brazil with a mil tuck away they will negotiate 40 percent off the original sale price in late 2006 before the MLS listing even takes place.Then you find your self humming the national anthem while strolling down the board walk.
In God we trust!
ParticipantIt will become a rental (3 months max) because it will not sell! They will take a 1k loss a month… I believe a lot of short sales are a joke you are still buying at 2005-2006 prices in most cases…
September 30, 2007 at 10:03 PM in reply to: My mom rented a house and is now about to move out because… #86519ParticipantI don’t recommend to list the address of your home or anyone you know!
September 26, 2007 at 7:36 PM in reply to: Coldwell Banker CEO Jim Gillespie –There is no bubble –huh #86026ParticipantQuote :::”THE AMERICAN DREAM??? Home owners are not going to sell unless there is a divorce, death or loss of job. This is why prices have never fallen in history””
Maybe Mr Gillespie should try adding Home owners who bought a 600k home in Santa Ana, CA with a subprime loan about to reset on a 30,000 a year income… has this happened before in history???
September 21, 2007 at 10:37 AM in reply to: Is GOV already bailing out Lenders? I have DATA!! #85444ParticipantNO really I’m kidding but think about if you read right now the prices the lenders are purchasing homes back the discount is 45% to 35% from the original late 2005 – 2006 selling price.
I’ll give http://www.usa-foreclosure.com as example but this just a listing for a few trustee companies. There are many more companies showing the reverted back to lender bid amounts.
This kind of price cuts is going to bite the lenders on the other side of their ass–ets.
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