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"Buying a beach house? Bring Cash"

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I think this is Shelly's new ride. My guess is the back is filled with cash and business cards on which to write his offers to property owners. You've heard of Vulture Condos, and now we have Shelly's Cleaning Company. :funn:


I got a great deal on it too,....it used to be a Realtor's? lease car.

Who da thunk one could make a tidy profit just by dusting cobwebs off of "For Sale" signs. :cool:




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I think this is Shelly's new ride. My guess is the back is filled with cash and business cards on which to write his offers to property owners. You've heard of Condo Vultures, and now we have Shelly's Cleaning Company. :funn:

Well SJ, that some pretty good investigational work. I think you finally found his (Shelly's) ride. I guess his boss finally laid him off from answering the phones over at the real estate office. :rolling:
 
Just like the old days Shelly. Just a lot more agents. I have no issue with the current RE market. My issues are with some of my stupid purchases.:bang:

I wish I was buying in today's market versus when I bought!

I think there's more realtors in Bay and Walton Counties than grains of sand. Granted most of them are waiting tables now.
 
c'mon Bobby, you bought the bulk of your portfolio years ago and have done very very well. You are a very shrewd and astute buyer of real estate. What you have forgotten about real estate most agents will never know.
 

"Under Freddie Mac's new fee system, a lender selling a mortgage to the company from a borrower with a credit score of 675 who made less than a 30 percent down payment for the purchase of a $300,000 home will forfeit $2,250 in charges. The lender, which would typically make less than $3,000 on the sale, could get paid more by raising the interest rate on the loan."

...........or the lender can offer his services pro bono.


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Well SJ, that some pretty good investigational work. I think you finally found his (Shelly's) ride. I guess his boss finally laid him off from answering the phones over at the real estate office. :rolling:

FFF--If I were to have a choice as to who I would want to manage my investment portfolio, you or Shel, I would pick Shel hands down. She and a few other voices on this forum have been dead on for the last 2 plus years in calling the real estate market and the debt markets. You on the other hand have been dead wrong so far on your predictions regarding the RE market.
 
FFF--If I were to have a choice as to who I would want to manage my investment portfolio, you or Shel, I would pick Shel hands down. She and a few other voices on this forum have been dead on for the last 2 plus years in calling the real estate market and the debt markets. You on the other hand have been dead wrong so far on your predictions regarding the RE market.

Fisher, I wouldn't even consider handling your's and Shelly's CD accounts, they are too underfunded to purchase even a use red wagon with three wheels. :rolling: I have you both pretty much figured out cause you are both so anti-growth and anti-investment on this board. You just sit on the sideline's throwing darts. Thanks to you guys constant negatitivity, good buys are showing up every single day and I appreciate both your efforts. If you have cash to invest, there is not a better time than now to invest in RE at the beach. But you have to be smart and know what to buy! I have a simple and basic stratagy with regards to buying RE on the beach, and I am far from a speculator. Keep your money in CD's, keep throwing darts at people who are willing to take a risk cause working at walmart is a good retirement stratagy for you both :-)
 
I think there's more realtors in Bay and Walton Counties than grains of sand. Granted most of them are waiting tables now.
Not quite, but I bet there are as many real estate signs as there will be election signs sprouting up in the next year. Statistics for ECAR actually show that the number of subscribers to ECAR decreased last month. Not by much, but there was a decrease.
 
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