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There nothing. As usual you haven't proven anything.
Another dishonest post. This game is easy.
I see he's a spammer in addition to being a liar and lapdog.
Ah, Mr. Deleter, what do you call a person who removes multiple trolling posts despite the fact someone has already quoted them? An idiot perhaps.
Well I'm guessing any discussion of Orange County real estate is going out the window.
There nothing. As usual you haven't proven anything.
Another dishonest post. This game is easy.
I see he's a spammer in addition to being a liar and lapdog.
Are you going to be up again at 5am tomorrow trolling a real estate forum? I look forward to it. Perhaps you can delete all your posts a second time and continue to call me a spammer. That would be funny, wouldn't it? He, he.
Really, I'd love to know how a grown man can behave the way you do. You must be a stunningly inadequate little fellow.
That's precisely what our lapdog and coward in hiding wants. Diversion to his lies and away from the truth that housing is a massive loss at current inflated asking prices.
No, I'm fine talking about housing. Why not post something other than one of your copy and paste comments to get the ball rolling?
Anyway, to get back on topic.
Something I've noticed a lot in OC distressed sales.
Home comes on market at respectable price ($700,000, comps support $710,000 to $715,000).
Everyone shows up to open house.
Ends up, $45,000 2nd lien on the home. To get the listed price, you need to come $45,000 out of pocket.
Look who is talking. The guy who predicted silver going to $10-15 by March, 2012. Silver is almost at $35 today
Oh snap. No he didn't!
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Looks like the bull trap has sprung and prices have resumed their fall to affordability
http://lansner.ocregister.com/2012/09/08/166087/166087/
Great news for the buyer watching and waiting.