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no-buck_IHB

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I was wondering why my agent has not called me in almost 2 months today, and then here came in his call.


he told me he has sold his house and will be moved to AZ in two weeks. This shocks me, and it tells me how had the real estate business is. He is typical old beach boy, and keep telling me how he love the OC and I remembered that he told me on a way to an open house living in that area is a pride, and now he is leaving his proud house....but he did tell me spending 280k on a mansion and pocket 600k will be a very comfortable living...he has been in this business in his whole life, so his move makes me fell chill on my back...I believe this is the smartest but a very difficult move he has ever made..cause who does not want to retire here instead of AZ???





And yet, my wife threat me to devoice me if I don't buy a house by the end of Oct.....
 
no-buck,





I suggest that you divorce your wife............I was married to a woman for 19 years that used to say stuff like that all the time....finaly, I left her....I've been single for 2 years now...life is great. Of course when you divorce her, she will be a complete horses ass and want you to pay for her life. My divorce cost about $65,000 in attorney's fees(my share was about (45K).......worth every penny, LIfe is too short to put up with a miserable, bottomless pit spouse.
 
no-buck - Gee, I feel bad for you. My wife was hesitant and bummed when we put our home up for sale, but when we leased a home that was nicer than what we previously owned, it not only took the sting away, but she was pretty darn happy about the situation. Would your wife feel better if you leased a home she was more comfortable in?
 
Have you shown your wife the figures that show why it makes little sense to buy a house right now?





His move should not put any chills on your back, people often move from CA once they decide to retire. Once you don't have to worry about work, there are so many nice places in the country to move that are dramatically cheaper than CA.
 
That's a heck of an ultimatum for wifey to put down. I don't know that I'd suggest divorce based on that piece of information. . . perhaps be open to counseling. Marital Therapy plus renting would definitely put you money ahead buying in Oct. I haven't penciled it out, but even relatively brief 18 sessions at 150 a pop will be modest when compared to the hit you'd take buying by mid fall.
 
I think it may be safe to assume that <a href="../../../account/231/">no-buck</a> added a bit of sarcasm and humor to his last sentence. If not, then yes; take advise from the few posts above mine.
 
<p>Ask her if she'd like to spend 150k and have it be worth about 100k, and still pay 150k of debt. I have a BIG problem with women like that.</p>

<p>-bix</p>
 
<p>no-buck,</p>

<p>I am sure your wife does not mean it. She is probably just tired of renting.</p>

<p>I think many folks lost their agents like you did. I know just too many agents have left the business to move on to something better.</p>
 
well thanks for all responses. I explained the market how overpriced it was now, and buying house is financial suicide now....


but this along won't settle the threaten. so I said how a about a boob job? it looks like that has not been too overpriced here, otherwise you would not see so many hanging around street here...


so she agreed to do a boob job and we move on...I just hope the house crash could come a bit quicker...otherwise next time I have to settle with her with a nose job...
 
Paying for a couple of plastic surgeries sounds like a heck of alot cheaper than a few hundred thousand in depreciation, especially since it is the owners equity which disappears first, as opposed to the lenders mortgage amount.
 
<p>No-Buck, I salute you! I <3 boobies and your quick thinking. I think all parties are win out in this one! I can't say too much, I'm appeasing my wife with a new car. But I'm also buying a house, its a fixer upper but hopefully I won't over improve it. We will see.</p>

<p>-bix</p>
 
<p>no-buck,</p>

<p>No offense, but why are you suggesting your wife to go under the knife to divert her attention?</p>

<p>I am no swan; however, no one should need to alter their physical look as beauty does come from within.</p>
 
hmm...is this boob job thing serious? I would think it was just a joke...if it wasn't California. Regardless, married women don't get boob jobs to attract their current husbands.
 
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