Hattip to John Fountain for alerting me to this.Thursday, November 29, 2007
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4 comments:
Hey I saw neighborhoods like that in Texas in the 80's
People just packed up & left it to the Gangs & squatters
There were hundreds of places like this during the "oil patch" crash of the 80's
Just ask anyone who lived in Texas, Lousy-ana, Mississippi, Alabama and owned a home-
Bet they have a 15 or 20 year old Foreclosure on their Credit report!! Thousands of homeowners walked during that crash!!
I'm DYIN' OVA HERE!
ROTFLMOA!
It's so true. I wish more people would realize that my market in Utah Is absolutely different from national areas and even Salt Lake City
I strongly believe that it is not plausible to paint Real Estate with a broad national brush. It’s all about being ‘local’.
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