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LOL A) It not being the the ,market holds the greatest benefit for everybody that matters, as everyone else's home prices rise as a result of one less home bein
by ruby_on_rails 15y ago
LOL
A) It not being the the ,market holds the greatest benefit for everybody that matters, as everyone else's home prices rise as a result of one less home being sold.
B) There is a $500,000 home at the end of my block. A mortgage company (which is still in business) owns it. Still they don't maintain it. The pool is decaying into a bacteria ridden cess pool and everyone living here takes turns calling the mortgage company just to get them to mow what are usually 4' high grass out front. I imagine that this situation is prevalent elsewhere as well. I would love it if one of the neighbors could obtain the house for free and keep it up.
Speaking of, good job assuming that this guy "owning" it is somehow not keeping it up. Stereotypes will get you far. I can't way to read what you say when it turns out this guy is not only poor, but black or muslim so you can think even less of him.
- pavel_lishin 15y ago> I would love it if one of the neighbors could obtain the house for free and keep it up. Why don't you do it?