Hat tip to shadash, who found a new short-sale listing that had two photos total, both the same:
1,000 Words
by Jim the Realtor | Jul 1, 2010 | Fraud, Short Sales | 17 comments
by Jim the Realtor | Jul 1, 2010 | Fraud, Short Sales | 17 comments
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To: All REALTORS®
From: Vicki Cox Golder, 2010 NAR President
Date: July 1, 2010
Re: NAR Update: Tax Credit Deadline Extended; Flood Insurance Program Reinstated
Dear fellow REALTOR®,
I am happy to report that Congress has passed a bill extending the Homebuyer Tax Credit closing deadline to September 30, 2010. This is a huge win for REALTORS® and homebuyers, and NAR worked closely with members of Congress to make it happen.
Must have cost a lot of people a lot of money.
This short sale will cost the lender about $200,000 by the time they’re done.
BTW, agent is related to seller.
Agent related to seller? What a surprise with a picture like that!
Is there a visually-challenged Realtor group?
Yunnie says no double dip (in the video):
http://www.realtor.org/press_room/news_releases/2010/07/phs_drop
“If jobs come back as expected, the pace of home sales should pick up later this year and reach a sustainable level of activity given very favorable affordability conditions,” Yun said.
Wow, the extremely soft focus gives the house a dreamy quality. When can you show it to me, Jim?
Lereah, and now Yun. Does anyone really ever take them seriously anymore? Perhaps uninformed people who want to believe them.
I agree with Yun – if jobs come back as he expects, things will definitely turn around and we’ll have a very active, healthy market. Foreclosures will back off and delinquencies will be cured.
The difference is everyone other than NAR expects jobs to not return for a long time.
“If jobs come back as expected, the pace of home sales should pick up later this year…”
That’s a good one.
That looks like a scaled-up copy of a 64×64 JPEG thumbnail of a Daguerrotype.
If the fog clears, it will be warmer – if I win the lottery I will have more money, and if jobs come back, house sales will pick up. . .gee, I hope he isn’t getting paid too much!
My God! I’ve gone blind!
That’s it! No more Internet porn! 🙂
Colonel Mustard, in the parlour, with a candlestick.
“Congress approved late Wednesday an extension to the June 30 closing deadline for the home buyer tax credit, hours before it was set to expire. The move will give would-be buyers who signed a purchase agreement by April 30 more time to close on those deals and receive the credit that is worth up to $8,000. The new deadline is Sept. 30.
Silly…
So far we have about a year of extension right?
For the price of a postage stamp.
The person who took the pic must live next to power lines…