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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (4761)8/28/2002 1:13:50 AM
From: SpekulatiusRespond to of 306849
 
Mullholland this place is pretty hilarious.
realtor.com.
I feel better about spending 320k for my place in Northern California now <g>.
That said - i find the low end of the market as overpriced as the high end. In my area you ought to pay 270k for a place where your neighbours will park their car wrecks on the lawn with "for sale" painted on the hood. For about 15% more, i could buy a fairly decent place. It must be due to the first time homebuyers struggling to get in at any price - some of them apparently can't qualify for the higher mortgage to buy into a decent place.



To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (4761)8/28/2002 9:48:59 AM
From: TradeliteRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 306849
 
You said: I seem to think the listing YOU posted is a good place to buy? Sorry, pal, I don't live, work, or know one thing about Los Angeles or the real estate there. Why did you attribute such a statement to me?

As for talking out of both sides of my mouth....let me put it to you straight--People shouldn't buy homes they can't afford, which ALSO means they shouldn't "rack up" a lot of debt they can't afford, and they should buy good-quality real estate that meets their needs when it meets their needs.

Nothing I have ever said advocates otherwise. In fact, I made a good living on the premise stated above.

Judging from the hour at which you posted such an angry accusation, I'm going to guess you had a bad day yesterday.



To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (4761)8/28/2002 12:13:58 PM
From: J. P.Respond to of 306849
 
<<and yet you seem to think this is a good place to rack up debt to the tune of $369K...
realtor.com;

What a dump. The job market in LA must be fantastic to support such a place at 370K.