Probably lives in filth. That is the only way his house could LOSE money. What a chump he is.
2006-12-27 09:52:35
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answered by Anonymous
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You have absolutely NO idea what you are talking about, at all. I have lived in California all my life and own two homes. The prices stopped rising more than a year ago. They were at their peak about 2-2 1/2 years ago. So you as a conserv who doesn't know anything California other than Disneyland, read the newspaper or studied anything about the American economy in the last two years, is full of texas b u l l s h i * t. ANd by the way, what's with the terrorist avatar?
2006-12-27 09:59:40
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answered by commonsense 5
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In California, they are letting those with finished on foreclosure(no longer short sales) purchase residences 3 years afterwards in case you have a minimum of 580 FICO(yet in a Cali marketplace this is heating up, you will unlikely have an grant ordinary from the fashion of loan that doesn't demands a minimum of a 640 FICO or distinctive money down). sounds like a splash too forgiving of irresponsible habit, yet hello very few human beings, agencies, or government entities have any theory of private duty in our state before everything. And Mildred is maximum in all possibility incorrect. till you took money out of the domicile whilst situations have been good, it can be a uncommon occurrence that they arrive when you. Cali is a no recourse state.
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answered by esannason 4
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Instead of asking such idiotic questions that only serve to camouflage your real agenda which is to belittle liberals, why not ask a relevant, intelligent question? Or are you incapable of doing so?
And by the way, I live in San Diego and hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there are many communities in CA where real estate has depreciated over the last three years.
2006-12-27 09:59:52
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answered by Hemingway 4
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Hey moron ,where do you live.Check again ,market all over California is down & I said 2 years neocon.I bought my house brand new & don't even live in it.It is unoccupied,so I did not devalue or change the property in anyway.Nice of you all to talk s***,but most of you probably don't live here so you don't know.
2006-12-27 09:55:40
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answered by bradship4u 3
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AS IF... we would trust stats from someone who only has 9 points !!!
AS IF... your opinion is even close to reality... you answered 56 questions and only got 2 best answers.
As IF... you weren't an OBVIOUS flamer with a grudge... I do not confuse you for someone with vision or solutions.
AS IF... out of all your questions, you are slammed and embaressed by the overwhelming majority on almost all of them... get a clue.
You need to learn how to read and to listen... an average does not bind all areas.
YOU ARE AN EMBARASSMENT TO YOUR OWN PARTY...
I'M SURE THEY WANT YOU TO SHUT UP AND GET AN EDUCATION !!!
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2006-12-27 10:07:57
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answered by Jesus H. Zeitgeist 3
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Not true....not all housing markets in Cali are up 20%(doubt that is an accurate number anyways).
You should really "check" again.
2006-12-27 09:57:22
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answered by kissmybum 4
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Wow, if all you have to complain about is that someone's house went down in value, congrats. I like the fact that you take pleasure in it as well. CLASS-SY.
2006-12-27 09:51:41
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answered by April 3
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Maybe he spilled a can of paint on his garage floor and then turned himself in to the DEC and now his property is on California's ''Superfund'' cleanup list.
2006-12-27 09:54:14
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answered by Anonymous
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what are you talking about?
have you lost whats left of your mind?
2006-12-27 09:52:01
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answered by dstr 6
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