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<p>Todd,</p> <p>I am not telling you to pay or not to pay rent. If you do not pay, your landlord can file an unlawful detainer to evict you, which will show up in public search, this makes it hard for you to rent in the future.</p> <p>Me, I just leave asap after I recoup my security...

<p>mino,</p> <p>I do not think you are being rude. Financing is the heart of my business; therefore, I had to have a pulse of it any given time. We all do look at the picture from different angles.</p>

<p>mino,</p> <p>I have not yet heard banks ran out of money.</p> <p>lending,</p> <p>I too have 5/1 ARM in 2003. I am also looking at 7% and I am fine with it (index 12-MTA). I would think many are in similar situation. If not, I ought to think a bail out is needed.</p>

<p>momopi,</p> <p>You are making me very hungry. Thanks for the Fresia tips, I did not know.</p>

<p>mino,</p> <p>Money from banks or investors with money to loan to home borrowers.</p> <p>Lendingmaestro,</p> <p>I agree with you.</p>

<p>mino,</p> <p>I am prefering to the money sitting idle. My take is the investors are uneasy with loans originated by mortgage brokers.</p>

IrvineCommuter, <strong> the impact of the information posted on this thread is huge</strong> I could not agree with you more. I do have more than a few clients reading this blog and I have seen how this blog influenced their re decision. I do not deny credit is not harder...

<p>graphrix,</p> <p>Oh, would not think I was missed, ... being a realtor. As you know, the market has been pretty much "dead"; therefore, I was just observing and did not have much to say.</p> <p>The rental market is hotter than ever, given people are skittish about purchasing. Rental...

Freshia rocks. I like good price and good quality.

<p>graphrix,</p> <p>I am wondering about the same thing. It looked that they did well in the past few years with profits. Please post your findings.</p>

<p>I do not see how this post be THE MOST IMPORTANT POST EVER. , unless if you are a mortgage broker. I am currently sending my buyers directly to banks and see no or little effect on both rates and/or qualification.</p> <p>I know oc_Fliptrack would like to see me turn completely bearish...

<p>IR,</p> <p>Mostly no. However, there were a few cash purchases.</p>

<p>I would think the FED has to unlimited power to print money like there is no tomorrow, and it would also be transparent to the public. That is why I believe in something real, like "real estate". </p>

<p>oc_fliptrack,</p> <p>You know what, I am surprised that the high-rise rental market is running the normal CAP rate in OC .... 3-4%.</p>

<p>reason,</p> <p>DITTO!</p>

<p>Major S,</p> <p>Very funny with the creative names. I laughed so hard.</p> <p>momopi,</p> <p>I would like to add Fullerton. Do you agree? I noticed the newer ones by Coyote Golf Course are snatched up quickly.</p> <p>almon,</p> <p>I still like to be in the Plaza when the...

<p>mk9,</p> <p>From what I can see, seller is not in financial distress. The property is being sold using the new popular sale auction method by PACIFIC AUCTION EXCHANGE.</p>

<p>oc_fliptract,</p> <p>Not bad. CAP rate is running at around 8%. Much more than CA's. </p>

I like Colorado.

<p>Trooper,</p> <p>I truly admire police officers (only when I am not ticketed </p>