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The-Shoveler
ParticipantI would say the opposite,
The buyer has several chances to back out, the seller can be forced to sell if everything else is legit (earnest deposit is real and held in deposit by escrow etc.. waver of contingency signed at end of contingency period etc… ).
The rest is on the escrow company.
If there is something flaky on the buyer side then maybe not.
ParticipantSounds complex, did something get countered etc…
Not sure but you may be able to force the sale.
Anyway sounds beyond my ability, these things are usually not that complex, but the more complexity (and the partly that added the complexity etc.. )..
Anyway sounds out of my league
ParticipantOnce the Seller agrees to the contract (AS IS, WHERE IS) I think they cannot back out unless the buyer wants them to change or fix something then the seller can simply refuse to, and the buyer would have to take it or leave it.
Anyway IMOAlso there are things the buyer is required to do like sign the waver of contingency etc…, if the buyer does not perform then the seller can back out as well.
ParticipantMaybe I am wrong but I think July 2008 is when Oil hit a record 143 a barrel.
Kind of was blamed for the start of the recession it I remember right.
ParticipantToday’s action looking really solid after BOJ move, very good close.
I guess we will see.
January 29, 2016 at 5:53 AM in reply to: Well the world is backwards too in Japan… BOJ just went with a negative interest rate… #793659Participant[quote=flu]I’d like to get a negative mortgage rate please.[/quote]
LOL, well maybe Low 3’s .
Time to refi again LOL.
ParticipantI am kind of hopping they take it out to the back parking lot and televise that.
ParticipantOK I will be more specific,
IMO I bet there will be net inbound domestic migration into SoCal in 2016.
I was up skiing this weekend, Mostly millennials these days, I kept asking where people were from when we got on the lift, there were quite a few who just relocated recently to LA from other states.
ParticipantWe will most likely have to wait for stats to come in next year, but I would bet CA sees net inbound migration.
Anyway IMO.
ParticipantThe manufacturers won’t but the people may.
When in trouble head back to base camp.
I would say TX is a lot like Vegas in that regard, few CA residents probably ever really wanted to move there in the first place.
ParticipantIt’s not just the Oil patch, all those manufacturing Job’s that left the state are in jeopardy as well from what I understand.
TX seems to be taking it on the chin.
ParticipantTX and ND etc… are having a really hard time economically these days,
Would not be too surprised to start seeing a lot of returning ex-Socal people.
Participant[quote=flu][quote=The-Shoveler]Yea I am not seeing it either (the big crash), maybe I am wrong.
Not that I am a fan of Oil, but it gets below 20 I think I will go long Oil a little.[/quote]
Done…. bought some index funds.[/quote]
Liking the reversal action so far, looking like a capitulation reversal.
ParticipantYea I am not seeing it either (the big crash), maybe I am wrong.
Not that I am a fan of Oil, but it gets below 20 I think I will go long Oil a little.
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