Robt. Toll " "You're gonna kick yourself for not scooping up all those condos in Florida"

and the audience : "har-har-har"..:grr:

Cspan1.. housing conference on now.. Of course the "experts" are all advising that we "learn from the experience and...wait for it


wait for it





wait for it....



"move forward"..

and also puts a lot of blame on the "poor schmoo" who bought a house, and can;t afford it..

thankfully we didn't:scared: maybe we did and we don't realize it yet

goes bankrupt, big problems. I'm in downtown West Palm Beach, empty buildings, very few condo owners here. The domino effect is hitting all of the businesses from interior decorators to restaurants, building suppliers, etc. Levitt just filed in Pt. St. Lucie and left a lot of people out to dry. Very sad..

have to keep paying and or spend more money trying to hunt them down and sue them//

My friend is in just such a situation for a timeshare thing they bought into in SanDiego.. They have been paying on it for over a year, and it's nowhere NEAR finished, and the whole project may stay that way now.... but they are still on the hook or they lose what they have into it already..

After the stock market crash in 1929, John Rockefeller was encouraging folks that now was a great time to invest. Some wag (Will Rogers?) suggested that of course Rockefeller was advocating for investment: He was the only guy who had any money anymore.

So, check under the mattresses, folks. You, too, could buy a Florida condo now that the absurdly overpriced properties are getting reeled back to some semblance of reality. Sucks, though, if you foolishly spent your money on a condo last year. Didn't you read that small print on the graph of condo values? "Past performance is not a guarantor of future appreciation." See? It was right there, in pale yellow-and-white. Didn't see it? Got slick-talked by the salesperson? Well, fuck you, your money's gone, as is the company that bilked you out of it. Too bad, so sad.

"You are gonna kick yourself for having bought one!"

These people have no shame. Of course I am sure Mr. Toll is a big big repuke contributor, so par for the course...

good luck getting insurance at an affordable, or in some cases, any cost.

Florida's ebay-like tax forfeited real estate bonanza.

and doing it blatantly and gleefully :puke:

homeowners in hurricane-prone areas are having problems with that.