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I completely agree that this does not seem like a coup.

I am trying to give Obama the benefit of the doubt that you can’t just forcibily remove an elected President from office…a slippery slope.

But it also seems clear Zelaya wasn’t going to take no for an answer – see Chavez.

“A patriot defends his country against its government”

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I completely agree that this does not seem like a coup.

I am trying to give Obama the benefit of the doubt that you can’t just forcibily remove an elected President from office…a slippery slope.

But it also seems clear Zelaya wasn’t going to take no for an answer – see Chavez.

“A patriot defends his country against its government”

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I completely agree that this does not seem like a coup.

I am trying to give Obama the benefit of the doubt that you can’t just forcibily remove an elected President from office…a slippery slope.

But it also seems clear Zelaya wasn’t going to take no for an answer – see Chavez.

“A patriot defends his country against its government”

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I completely agree that this does not seem like a coup.

I am trying to give Obama the benefit of the doubt that you can’t just forcibily remove an elected President from office…a slippery slope.

But it also seems clear Zelaya wasn’t going to take no for an answer – see Chavez.

“A patriot defends his country against its government”

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I completely agree that this does not seem like a coup.

I am trying to give Obama the benefit of the doubt that you can’t just forcibily remove an elected President from office…a slippery slope.

But it also seems clear Zelaya wasn’t going to take no for an answer – see Chavez.

“A patriot defends his country against its government”

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[quote=4plexowner]
seems like people either aren’t aware of these little details or they are choosing to ignore/deny them

oh well, knife-catchers are part of the process …[/quote]

Fully aware and not ignoring. Prices could fall another 20% where I bought. Sure, there is an opportunity cost to that but it doesn’t change the fact that I can easily afford my payment and I like my house, neighborhood, and schools.

If rates go up to 7.5% and my house declines 20%, the payment on my house will be the same as it is now. Seems like equal risk on both sides of this equation – hence time for me to buy.

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[quote=4plexowner]
seems like people either aren’t aware of these little details or they are choosing to ignore/deny them

oh well, knife-catchers are part of the process …[/quote]

Fully aware and not ignoring. Prices could fall another 20% where I bought. Sure, there is an opportunity cost to that but it doesn’t change the fact that I can easily afford my payment and I like my house, neighborhood, and schools.

If rates go up to 7.5% and my house declines 20%, the payment on my house will be the same as it is now. Seems like equal risk on both sides of this equation – hence time for me to buy.

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[quote=4plexowner]
seems like people either aren’t aware of these little details or they are choosing to ignore/deny them

oh well, knife-catchers are part of the process …[/quote]

Fully aware and not ignoring. Prices could fall another 20% where I bought. Sure, there is an opportunity cost to that but it doesn’t change the fact that I can easily afford my payment and I like my house, neighborhood, and schools.

If rates go up to 7.5% and my house declines 20%, the payment on my house will be the same as it is now. Seems like equal risk on both sides of this equation – hence time for me to buy.

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[quote=4plexowner]
seems like people either aren’t aware of these little details or they are choosing to ignore/deny them

oh well, knife-catchers are part of the process …[/quote]

Fully aware and not ignoring. Prices could fall another 20% where I bought. Sure, there is an opportunity cost to that but it doesn’t change the fact that I can easily afford my payment and I like my house, neighborhood, and schools.

If rates go up to 7.5% and my house declines 20%, the payment on my house will be the same as it is now. Seems like equal risk on both sides of this equation – hence time for me to buy.

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[quote=4plexowner]
seems like people either aren’t aware of these little details or they are choosing to ignore/deny them

oh well, knife-catchers are part of the process …[/quote]

Fully aware and not ignoring. Prices could fall another 20% where I bought. Sure, there is an opportunity cost to that but it doesn’t change the fact that I can easily afford my payment and I like my house, neighborhood, and schools.

If rates go up to 7.5% and my house declines 20%, the payment on my house will be the same as it is now. Seems like equal risk on both sides of this equation – hence time for me to buy.

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[quote=sdrealtor]So I guess you gave up on your almost Aviara dreams of a 4BR 2800 sq ft home under $600K;)

Sorry, I just have a crazy mind that never seems to forget obscure details like that[/quote]

Yes I did. I almost bit on a home in Sonata a few months back that sold for 750, but it’s just time to be conservative.

We’ll see Aviara, etc. in the 650 range over the next 18 months….but no more time to wait here.

Thanks for all your input over the past two years…it’s been very much appreciated.

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[quote=sdrealtor]So I guess you gave up on your almost Aviara dreams of a 4BR 2800 sq ft home under $600K;)

Sorry, I just have a crazy mind that never seems to forget obscure details like that[/quote]

Yes I did. I almost bit on a home in Sonata a few months back that sold for 750, but it’s just time to be conservative.

We’ll see Aviara, etc. in the 650 range over the next 18 months….but no more time to wait here.

Thanks for all your input over the past two years…it’s been very much appreciated.

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[quote=sdrealtor]So I guess you gave up on your almost Aviara dreams of a 4BR 2800 sq ft home under $600K;)

Sorry, I just have a crazy mind that never seems to forget obscure details like that[/quote]

Yes I did. I almost bit on a home in Sonata a few months back that sold for 750, but it’s just time to be conservative.

We’ll see Aviara, etc. in the 650 range over the next 18 months….but no more time to wait here.

Thanks for all your input over the past two years…it’s been very much appreciated.

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[quote=sdrealtor]So I guess you gave up on your almost Aviara dreams of a 4BR 2800 sq ft home under $600K;)

Sorry, I just have a crazy mind that never seems to forget obscure details like that[/quote]

Yes I did. I almost bit on a home in Sonata a few months back that sold for 750, but it’s just time to be conservative.

We’ll see Aviara, etc. in the 650 range over the next 18 months….but no more time to wait here.

Thanks for all your input over the past two years…it’s been very much appreciated.

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[quote=sdrealtor]So I guess you gave up on your almost Aviara dreams of a 4BR 2800 sq ft home under $600K;)

Sorry, I just have a crazy mind that never seems to forget obscure details like that[/quote]

Yes I did. I almost bit on a home in Sonata a few months back that sold for 750, but it’s just time to be conservative.

We’ll see Aviara, etc. in the 650 range over the next 18 months….but no more time to wait here.

Thanks for all your input over the past two years…it’s been very much appreciated.

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