lineup32 Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 SPOT MARKET IS OPEN closes in 13 hrs. 45 mins. Sep 17, 2006 23:45 NY Time Bid/Ask 582.50 - 584.00 Low/High 577.30 - 584.60 Change +5.20 +0.90% 30daychg -29.40 -4.80% 1yearchg +123.50 +26.91 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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lineup32 Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 $675 droped 225,000 in 6 months (sonoma) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply to: [email protected] Date: 2006-09-17, 10:57AM PDT 3b21/2 bath artistic beutiful this house should be 850,000 has detached apt getting leagle within 60 days will rent 1700 till sale 715 boyes at arnold google map yahoo map starting to see some 100K drops everyday in Sonoma Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 In Tracy, Banta and Mountain House, the median home price rose less than 2 percent, or $10,000, to $560,000. Pulte Homes, with subdivisions in Brentwood, Oakley, Mountain House and Tracy, is offering $99,000 in incentives to entice buyers. Well then it all depends on how ya figger. True, 10K increase on laSSt year's price of 550K is 1.8% gain. Butt 10K - 99K = -89K, i.e., effective decrease from laSSt year's price of 550K is a 16% loss. Like I always say, if it looks like a reamin' and it sounds like a reamin' and it smells like a reamin' .......... it's a reamin' sure nuff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lineup32 Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 In Tracy, Banta and Mountain House, the median home price rose less than 2 percent, or $10,000, to $560,000. Pulte Homes, with subdivisions in Brentwood, Oakley, Mountain House and Tracy, is offering $99,000 in incentives to entice buyers. Well then it all depends on how ya figger. True, 10K increase on laSSt year's price of 550K is 1.8% gain. Butt 10K - 99K = -89K, i.e., effective decrease from laSSt year's price of 550K is a 16% loss. Like I always say, if it looks like a reamin' and it sounds like a reamin' and it smells like a reamin' .......... it's a reamin' sure nuff. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> great posts Shorty, thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 $675 droped 225,000 in 6 months (sonoma) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply to: [email protected] Date: 2006-09-17, 10:57AM PDT 3b21/2 bath artistic beutiful this house should be 850,000 has detached apt getting leagle within 60 days will rent 1700 till sale 715 boyes at arnold?? google map?? yahoo map starting to see some 100K drops everyday in Sonoma <{POST_SNAPBACK}> well who can figger the Investment reamturn for $850,000 with gross income of only $1,700 per month minus mrotgouge interest, property taxes, insurance, maintenance, landscraping, homoaner aSSociation fees, ream estate borker CONmission, tenant hole-punch repairs....betcha it don't beat a 6% C.D., maybe that's why they're sellin' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jickiss Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 jickiss is back! and Dear Shorty: you rock! Warminster, in Bucks County, PA!!!!!!! this sure brings back memories to your jickiss. not so much Warminster, but Holland and New Hope, which are near Warminster, PA. but not now, not 1990. not 1980 but 1962. back in 1962 your jickiss can still recall, very Clearly, the Holland PA part of Bucks County. Sitting out in the late summer, with the now long dead Uncle "C," who died in 1966 at the age of 33. cancer. but that does not matter, talking into the mid night about things important and philosophical, but, sadly, not seeing the top of western civilization looming, ahead but a few short years. looking back, indeed it seemed like a time of perfection, still, quiet, removed, like the way everybody wants everthing to end. back in 1962 Bucks County PA was pristine. the air in the late evening was fresh and cool. Believe it or not, the temps at, lets say, 10:00pm in the first week of september might have been 55-60. the air was clear. there were miles and miles and miles of real farms in all directions, north of Holland PA, and east, up along the Delaware River, to New Hope and Beyond. You could cross the river into Lambertville, NJ, over a little bridge that linked New Hope with New Jersey. Lambertville was a deserted little Jersey river town, with old buildings and not much else. Bad Ugly Philly was something that you could never imagine even existed, if you just stayed in Bucks County for a few weeks. In Bucks County, in 1962 you felt safe and right. This was not an exclusionary feeling at all, but, rather, at that time, it seemed that the whole world could become a mirror and a reflection of the feeling of a summer night in Bucks County. but, now, gimmie a break. all the farms are gone. the air is just as crappy as it is in Chester, PA, Philly, PA, or any of the areas East of Same in NJ. the roads are crappy. the schools, (as your jickiss has posted, over and over, repeating.....over and over) are run by $90,000 a year bouncy ball teachers and their cronies, whilst da Sheeple parents of the moron students think that they should be grateful for taking it, never minds jickiss, shut up and be PC here, boy!!!!! if any could just THIMK, (your jickiss is very sure that this same sequence has been repeated from La Jolla to Maine, using the 1962 - 2006 time cycle as a bench mark) the prices are waaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy up. the quality is a mere Fraction of what was good and real and true in 1962. THERE IS SUCH A GIANT ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN TO THE UNITED STATES, ONCE THE FULL RECOGNITION OF WHAT HAS BEEN DESTROYED SINKS IN, that it staggers the mind of any that know odds, or that believe the the linear beliefs of da Sheeple could jump the rail. it is almost too sad to say it, but, a realistic assessement of the odds of success leading to what some call Economic Progress would indicate that the odds of success in Tanzania are probably 10 times better than they are in Bucks County PA tonight for any form of investment. sure, Bucks Count PA might look like paradise vs Tanzania tonight, but, in 5 or 10 years???? jickiss Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 aSSume no mrotgouge at all, buy that Great Investment with $caSSh 6% of 850K is 51,000 which is 4,250 per month so that Investment Property would have to rent at 4,250 not 1,700 to match a C.D. return IF THERE WERE NO EXPENSES oh, my Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 lemme do a lil' figgerin' myself here now I took me some of them mathermaticals one time 1700/4250*850,000 = 340,000 that there is a 340K house if'n no expenses now I'm gonna aSSume the taxman and aSSessor gonna collect -- maybe 1% of their honest appraisal which is 8500 per annum or 708 FRN's per month and such a Fine Property needs to be insured, hell let's just say 100 per month and that guest worker anchor parent won't mow the lawn or fix the sprinklers for less than 40 a month carry the 2, uhm...... 1700 - 708 - 100 - 40 = 852 852/4250*850,000 = 170,400 I reckon' that there is a 170K house Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 PA gym "teacher" 180 school days = 180 "work" days 6 hours per day $90,000 / 1080 hours per year of "work" = $83.33 per hour until they retire then $90,000 pension / 0 hours per year of work = HA HA SCREW THE NEIGHBORS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 my friend in PA couldn't afford his jacked property taxes the gym teacher told him come on down to the screwel he could work it off as a dodge ball target all in good fun Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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mdporter Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 "When we went into foreclosure, it was like someone taking my dreams away," Garcia said. "There was no way I was going to lose my house. It's about pride." A house isn't a dream, fool!. It's a place to sleep, and moreover, it is a liability. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shorty Posted September 18, 2006 Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 "When we went into foreclosure, it was like someone taking my dreams away," Garcia said. "There was no way I was going to lose my house. It's about pride." A house isn't a dream, fool!. It's a place to sleep, and moreover, it is a liability. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> ...Williford managed to borrow more than 100 percent of the sale price Williford's only steady source of income: permanent disability checks from a 1993 neck injury. His mortgage was co-signed by a girlfriend he had never lived with before, and their loan application counted $809 a month in tips from her casino job as household income. When Williford and his girlfriend split up months after moving in, his mortgage payments exceeded his total income. In October he lost the home. Today, Williford lives in a tiny portable trailer with a refrigerator, stove, bunkbed and a flat-screen TV he squeezed in after dismantling the door. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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