Real estate horror stories

day7793,

Stop being a fucking idiot already. gnome is a trader. Traders dont buy shit that is about to go down 30% you fucking moron. What part of HE DOESNT WANT TO LOSE MONEY dont you udnerstand?

Who let the tard in here? Shut the fuck up already. You sound like paris hiltons purse dog, you little twit.
 
I think some of you looking for things to get A LOT worse are in for a surprise. You sound just like the guys that said it would never come down. They were way too bullish, now some of you are way too bearish. This is probably the best time to find a good deal from a motivated seller. If you wait for a bottom, you will be too late. RE doesn't turn on a dime.
 
Quote from Arnie:

If you wait for a bottom, you will be too late. RE doesn't turn on a dime.

Is it me, or did this guy just contradict himself?

So much of this website makes no sense whatsoever!...
 
Quote from traderdragon2:

day7793,

Stop being a fucking idiot already. gnome is a trader. Traders dont buy shit that is about to go down 30% you fucking moron. What part of HE DOESNT WANT TO LOSE MONEY dont you udnerstand?

Who let the tard in here? Shut the fuck up already. You sound like paris hiltons purse dog, you little twit.

About time someone said this, he reminds me of stock_turder.
 
Quote from DisciplinedHedg:

Is it me, or did this guy just contradict himself?

So much of this website makes no sense whatsoever!...

LOL, I didn't even have time to scroll down and see your post before I was thinking the same thing. Too funny!
 
Quote from dandxg:

My 4 years in Denver, Parker specific, has led me to believe RE isn't a good investment in Denver, unless you are in Cherry Creek or Wash Park. Too much supply in burbs when I moved here 4 years ago and still I believe twice the national avg and they keep builing:confused:

Denver appreciation is 1-2% a year on avg even in a non-depressed market, unless you are in a hot area of town. I figure if I sold after commissions I would be ahead by maybe 10k, that's it. And I low balled on this house, it had been on market 280 days. On the plus side I don't believe are market is going to tank either, at least not like So Cal, So Florida, AZ or NV. I read in a few mags that we will be flat at 0% which seems about right.

I don't think Parker is going to slump really, when it was just confirmed Costco is building here, and Best Buy just did. Both of these retailers do a lot of research before throwing up a shingle.

I heard NV already dropped 40% from peak. But I guess that's the sales number, not the median price.

So people in general thinks RE values will not drop ?
 
Quote from Adobian:

I heard NV already dropped 40% from peak. But I guess that's the sales number, not the median price.

So people in general thinks RE values will not drop ?


IF you are speculating real estate values drop like stocks you are mistaken.

You already missed the boat. Now it pretty tough to finance a purchase, pretty darn tough. Real estate prices are sticky and if people do have jobs they will not sell you under priced homes unless they are forced to.
 
Quote from gnome:

That's what you read? That's your perception?

Take my advice... BURN YOUR MONEY AND STAND CLOSE... at least you'll get some heat out of it.

You give the impression of not "having the right stuff" to succeed in the markets.


You sound like a loser who will washing his clothes at the laundromat for the balance of the year. I just got my laundry done in our laundry room and it even has piped in music so you donot get bored, while you stand there in complete privacy viewing the backyard.
 
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