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Originally Posted by hey1
Good Morning California. I got out of the car at my work's parking structure this morning and realize how close my front bumper is to those parking lot cement bars. It looks pretty nice. I like it. I might do some research on coilovers and get rid of the ones I'm on now.
Originally Posted by sigma pi
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i responded to your IM but you were gone already
i responded to your IM but you were gone already
yeah... 3 hours later!
Originally Posted by kym
Morning, guys!
Hey Kevin, are you free manana night? I might go out to dinner with Victor again - at a REASONABLE time this time.
Hey Kevin, are you free manana night? I might go out to dinner with Victor again - at a REASONABLE time this time.
Originally Posted by kym
Morning, guys!
Hey Kevin, are you free manana night? I might go out to dinner with Victor again - at a REASONABLE time this time.
Hey Kevin, are you free manana night? I might go out to dinner with Victor again - at a REASONABLE time this time.
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Originally Posted by shim022
si senorita 
nope, not yet. it'll be a while before i do...
nope, not yet. it'll be a while before i do...
The people who bought under ARM's can't afford it now and are now trying to sell off. Two more rate increases will probally be enough to pop the bubble.
It just blows me away how people can consider the last housing boom an economical benefit. It's all borrowed money (refi, home equity loans) from the ridiculous ARM financing.
200% increase in housing cost.
100% increase in fuel
with 5% increase in income if one is lucky.
How is that going to be good. The lenders are ok with it because people only paid interest for the last 4 years. They got their money........... Hey, who un-plug the mic?
end of rant.
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shimmy chan save your money and be ready.
Last edited by Ichinobu; Apr 17, 2006 at 01:46 PM.
Originally Posted by Ichinobu
wait a little bit longer, there will be so many homes to choose from and a whole lot cheaper.
The people who bought under ARM's can't afford it now and are now trying to sell off. Two more rate increases will probally be enough to pop the bubble.
It just blows me away how people can consider the last housing boom an economical benefit. It's all borrowed money (refi, home equity loans) from the ridiculous ARM financing.
200% increase in housing cost.
100% increase in fuel
with 5% increase in income if one is lucky.
How is that going to be good. The lenders are ok with it because people only paid interest for the last 4 years. They got their money........... Hey, who un-plug the mic?
end of rant.
One
shimmy chan save your money and be ready.
The people who bought under ARM's can't afford it now and are now trying to sell off. Two more rate increases will probally be enough to pop the bubble.
It just blows me away how people can consider the last housing boom an economical benefit. It's all borrowed money (refi, home equity loans) from the ridiculous ARM financing.
200% increase in housing cost.
100% increase in fuel
with 5% increase in income if one is lucky.
How is that going to be good. The lenders are ok with it because people only paid interest for the last 4 years. They got their money........... Hey, who un-plug the mic?
end of rant.
One
shimmy chan save your money and be ready.
how are you doing?
when's the party? :wiggle:
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Originally Posted by Ichinobu
wait a little bit longer, there will be so many homes to choose from and a whole lot cheaper.
The people who bought under ARM's can't afford it now and are now trying to sell off. Two more rate increases will probally be enough to pop the bubble.
It just blows me away how people can consider the last housing boom an economical benefit. It's all borrowed money (refi, home equity loans) from the ridiculous ARM financing.
200% increase in housing cost.
100% increase in fuel
with 5% increase in income if one is lucky.
How is that going to be good. The lenders are ok with it because people only paid interest for the last 4 years. They got their money........... Hey, who un-plug the mic?
end of rant.
One
shimmy chan save your money and be ready.
The people who bought under ARM's can't afford it now and are now trying to sell off. Two more rate increases will probally be enough to pop the bubble.
It just blows me away how people can consider the last housing boom an economical benefit. It's all borrowed money (refi, home equity loans) from the ridiculous ARM financing.
200% increase in housing cost.
100% increase in fuel
with 5% increase in income if one is lucky.
How is that going to be good. The lenders are ok with it because people only paid interest for the last 4 years. They got their money........... Hey, who un-plug the mic?
end of rant.
One
shimmy chan save your money and be ready.
:rotfl: nice.
Originally Posted by Ichinobu
wait a little bit longer, there will be so many homes to choose from and a whole lot cheaper.
The people who bought under ARM's can't afford it now and are now trying to sell off. Two more rate increases will probally be enough to pop the bubble.
It just blows me away how people can consider the last housing boom an economical benefit. It's all borrowed money (refi, home equity loans) from the ridiculous ARM financing.
200% increase in housing cost.
100% increase in fuel
with 5% increase in income if one is lucky.
How is that going to be good. The lenders are ok with it because people only paid interest for the last 4 years. They got their money........... Hey, who un-plug the mic?
end of rant.
One
shimmy chan save your money and be ready.
The people who bought under ARM's can't afford it now and are now trying to sell off. Two more rate increases will probally be enough to pop the bubble.
It just blows me away how people can consider the last housing boom an economical benefit. It's all borrowed money (refi, home equity loans) from the ridiculous ARM financing.
200% increase in housing cost.
100% increase in fuel
with 5% increase in income if one is lucky.
How is that going to be good. The lenders are ok with it because people only paid interest for the last 4 years. They got their money........... Hey, who un-plug the mic?
end of rant.
One
shimmy chan save your money and be ready.
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
inflation ?