My dealersships are off in revenue ! Whos elses industry is suffering?

[Arabian]

That's it! I'm gonna flip some houses!!!

(J/K)

Ive already started that process with trailers... I just bought one in foreclosure.

 

[miplank]

Odd?
12 foot cawk alert?

Odd that car fucking sales are down???????????????????
Where do you even get off saying that to Arabian?
Memo to your arrogant or lying ass
people ain't buying cars
even toyota sales have been down

My store has been voted "best of the best" in a four town radius for the last 11 years, and business has been meh for the past 3 .

dicksizers like you make someone like Arabian question themselves and their business practices
It tears at one soul

This is like a mortgage consultant or real estate agent saying "things are great!"

Better wipe some of that dung off your keyboard, it's kinda unsanitary.

Odd that you can't read...You fucking dumbshit.


I'm an independent dealer. PEOPLE AREN'T BUYING NEW CARS! They're still buying pre-owned however. Most franchise dealers are selling more pre-owned inventory than they are new.

Your calling me a liar? Look in the Denver Post. There was an article done on us in the business section. There are several other papers that did a spread on us as well, but the Post News is the most popular paper here in CO.

So a memo to your ass...Know what your talking about before you open your pie hole.

 

[txbondsman]

I wonder if you could assume the mortgage on a bailout-eligible home then use the new legislation to renegotiate the principal and interest into a sweet deal.

that's fuggin good idea right there, I wonder if that could happen. My guess is that the qualifications of the original buyer are SO poor that they will be letting them use the bailout, but new owners will be held to the regular standards and then some... cool idea, need definitive answer for this.

I'd like to go buy a 500K home and see if they do another bail out. A 500K home here would be about 5K sqft, pool, 4 car garage, couple of acres to boot, etc. in a very nice area.

 

[ortiz34]

Odd that you can't read...You fucking dumbshit.


I'm an independent dealer. PEOPLE AREN'T BUYING NEW CARS! They're still buying pre-owned however. Most franchise dealers are selling more pre-owned inventory than they are new.

Your calling me a liar? Look in the Denver Post. There was an article done on us in the business section. There are several other papers that did a spread on us as well, but the Post News is the most popular paper here in CO.

So a memo to your ass...Know what your talking about before you open your pie hole.

I still want to phuck u

 

[mrplunkey]

that's fuggin good idea right there, I wonder if that could happen. My guess is that the qualifications of the original buyer are SO poor that they will be letting them use the bailout, but new owners will be held to the regular standards and then some... cool idea, need definitive answer for this.

I'd like to go buy a 500K home and see if they do another bail out. A 500K home here would be about 5K sqft, pool, 4 car garage, couple of acres to boot, etc. in a very nice area.

Maybe you have the original homeowner get the mortgage written-down to its absolute minimum. Then you pay the homeowner $1,000 and assume the payments. It might make sense to let the downtrodden homeowner make their case for the absolute lowest price possible.

 

[goin on 4T]

Maybe you have the original homeowner get the mortgage written-down to its absolute minimum. Then you pay the homeowner $1,000 and assume the payments. It might make sense to let the downtrodden homeowner make their case for the absolute lowest price possible.

The bank has to approve the write-down on the mortgage which through experience even in todays market is not reasonable. Don't ask me why I don't know, they are just lame I guess. What you are trying to do is called a short sale.

Short Sale in Real Estate - How to Handle a Real Estate Short Sale

 

[mrplunkey]

The bank has to approve the write-down on the mortgage which through experience even in todays market is not reasonable. Don't ask me why I don't know, they are just lame I guess. What you are trying to do is called a short sale.

Short Sale in Real Estate - How to Handle a Real Estate Short Sale

I wonder if you could guarantee the mortgage or provide the bank with some other additional comfort to entice them to switch the mortgage over.

It would be going from someone who needed to renegotiate their mortgage anyway, presumably to someone with a better capacity to pay.

I smell arbitrage opportunity!

 

[ZKaudio]

I act as outside CFO for a couple of smaller companies and aside from the real estate sector, all are still going strong. My firm is doing great, as the worse things get, the more people need us. I'm working with a health conscious fast food startup right now that looks to be a VERY promising enterprise over the next 5 yrs. What's more scary is that the market is no longer responding to logic.

 

[puddlemonkey]

What's more scary is that the market is no longer responding to logic.

A female must be involved.

 

[ZKaudio]

^laugh.