Im LOSIN MY HOUSE WHINING THREAD!

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

I have pesonally been waiting on the side lines for 3 years. How many of you caught the falling knife?

[PlatyPius 5]

My house is paid for.....

Property taxes are always a b!tch, though.

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

My house is paid for.....

Property taxes are always a b!tch, though.

Smart man Platy!

Edited September 30, 2008 by ={Rogue}=

[jundp 191]

Still a renter while I put away bit by bit for a house to own.

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

Still a renter while I put away bit by bit for a house to own.

Another very smart sideliner! The party is over! WOOOOOOOOOOOOT!

[luckytxn 2,265]

I put renters in my house to make the mortgage payments and escrow and a tad left over. Had a pile of applications that wanted to rent my house and chose the best credit score and references.

[SpiritAlight 1]

My partner owns a house.

He's had it for ten years or so, and will be putting it on the market.

Patience is a virtue....on all levels.

He may take a while to sell it, but will not lose money on it...he hopes.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

My partner owns a house.

He's had it for ten years or so, and will be putting it on the market.

Patience is a virtue....on all levels.

He may take a while to sell it, but will not lose money on it...he hopes.

Selling now is fvcking retarded. If one can afford to hold, one should. We're entering a time when many people will lose their fortunes, and those of us who do not will see our relative financial standings (relative, if not absolute) improve.

Hold. People who panic at times like this lose.

[SpiritAlight 1]

My partner owns a house.

He's had it for ten years or so, and will be putting it on the market.

Patience is a virtue....on all levels.

He may take a while to sell it, but will not lose money on it...he hopes.

Selling now is fvcking retarded. If one can afford to hold, one should. We're entering a time when many people will lose their fortunes, and those of us who do not will see our relative financial standings (relative, if not absolute) improve.

Hold. People who panic at times like this lose.

Oh there is no panic to sell...it's part of our plan to get the H out of Winter-ville for good.

Ha!

It will be put for sale, and one day it will sell.

There is no urgency.

[PlatyPius 5]

My partner owns a house.

He's had it for ten years or so, and will be putting it on the market.

Patience is a virtue....on all levels.

He may take a while to sell it, but will not lose money on it...he hopes.

Selling now is fvcking retarded. If one can afford to hold, one should. We're entering a time when many people will lose their fortunes, and those of us who do not will see our relative financial standings (relative, if not absolute) improve.

Hold. People who panic at times like this lose.

I've never understood the reasoning of people who panic and try to unload what they have for next to nothing. If you wait out the morons, you'll come out ahead.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

My partner owns a house.

He's had it for ten years or so, and will be putting it on the market.

Patience is a virtue....on all levels.

He may take a while to sell it, but will not lose money on it...he hopes.

Selling now is fvcking retarded. If one can afford to hold, one should. We're entering a time when many people will lose their fortunes, and those of us who do not will see our relative financial standings (relative, if not absolute) improve.

Hold. People who panic at times like this lose.

I've never understood the reasoning of people who panic and try to unload what they have for next to nothing. If you wait out the morons, you'll come out ahead.

Unless they have to, of course. The only thing worse than selling when one is better off holding is holding when one should sell!

Edited September 30, 2008 by A.J.

[IAMX 3,055]

I didn't discuss it in the other thread, but holding off until we have saved enough to lower the interest rates and monthly to where we can either pay off the house quickly or have enough extra to enjoy ourselves, likely with kids. But, another big IF, is where. Right now we're 50/50, stay in California, or move to Canada (Saskatchewan has been looking nice, but their financial status matters too).

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I didn't discuss it in the other thread, but holding off until we have saved enough to lower the interest rates and monthly to where we can either pay off the house quickly or have enough extra to enjoy ourselves, likely with kids. But, another big IF, is where. Right now we're 50/50, stay in California, or move to Canada (Saskatchewan has been looking nice, but their financial status matters too).

If credit tightens, I hope you're planning to save up enough for a substantial (> 50%) downpayment

[SpiritAlight 1]

I didn't discuss it in the other thread, but holding off until we have saved enough to lower the interest rates and monthly to where we can either pay off the house quickly or have enough extra to enjoy ourselves, likely with kids. But, another big IF, is where. Right now we're 50/50, stay in California, or move to Canada (Saskatchewan has been looking nice, but their financial status matters too).

Uhm, baby, no one from California or Greece for that matter can live in Saskatchewan!!

What are ya, nuts?

I mean that respectfully.

Please visit for a week in the heart of winter and PM me then.

Heat (comfort) is where it's at!

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

My partner owns a house.

He's had it for ten years or so, and will be putting it on the market.

Patience is a virtue....on all levels.

He may take a while to sell it, but will not lose money on it...he hopes.

Selling now is fvcking retarded. If one can afford to hold, one should. We're entering a time when many people will lose their fortunes, and those of us who do not will see our relative financial standings (relative, if not absolute) improve.

Hold. People who panic at times like this lose.

Exactly.

SELL AT THE BOTTOM!!!! genius.....