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[Orange.]

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That's not what the votes said.

 

[Big Orange#1]

Yeah we had similar offers when we sold which was in May. Sold it for over double what we paid for which was nice, but we had to do some persuading to get the buyer we felt was best. There were multiple offers that were 20k over what this one buyer bid but who wrote a really nice note with her offer about seeing herself in the house and it was her first house, so we went to her first and told her if she could match the bids that were 20k over, it was hers. She ended up doing that and got the house. The other two offers that were higher were both investors that were going to rent it out. We wanted better for the house and to give it to someone that would truly make it a home. We were glad she was able to get it.

Investor d-bags are a massive reason for this housing bubble. Hope those over leveraged folks have fun as the market begins to decline.

 

[Jimmy Football]

That's not what the votes said.

First Admiral Ackbar and now this?

Why do they even let the students vote on it?

 

[BarnesIsCaliparisDaddy]

I am going to be so unproductive this week.

So the usual eh?

 

[Nash_Vol97]

I was pissed because they made us show all of our assets up front (bank statements and all) to get our house, but when we turned around and sold our house the buyer couldn’t get financed for his full amount at the last minute and we lost 50k.. the realtor was on my sh!t list.. they treated us, regular people who are from the boro(I won’t go into it) like criminals, but were afraid to ask for anything I guess for this dude.. I’m still mad lol .. had I known how it was going to happen I would have sold to the one couple who were from here for less and still ended up making more.. apparently we are all supposed to trust the financials of Egyptian citizens over locals lol

Well damn. I wouldn’t have invited the realtor to closing either then.

 

[therickbol]

Investor d-bags are a massive reason for this housing bubble. Hope those over leveraged folks have fun as the market begins to decline.

The amount of housing inventory on the books of investment firms has gotten ridiculous. It is the reason why the bubble will not collapse as much as it would naturally. These investment firms have no reason to sell when the prices go down. The investment is simply passive income. They will just hold the house and continue to rent it out. And with the increased interest rates there will be plenty of renters in the market.

 

[BarnesIsCaliparisDaddy]

Ha!…not surprised!…

Kirk Herbstreit blasts state of NIL in college football, singles out Nico Iamaleava

The media and SEC doesn’t want a new challenger to arise. They are thrilled with Bama and Georgia playing for the national championship every year so they must be protected. Sankey and the rest of them are all PoS

 

[Orange.]

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"General Tso Chicken." Nuggets.

 

[Nash_Vol97]

Investor d-bags are a massive reason for this housing bubble. Hope those over leveraged folks have fun as the market begins to decline.

Last year and this year in the USA, just over 20% of single family homes were bought by corporations and investors. That’s 20% of the market that common families trying to buy homes can’t get because they are getting beat out by bigger wallets.

 

[engineerVOL]

Right now in the USA, 20% of single family homes are owned by corporations and investors. That’s 20% of the market that common families trying to buy homes can’t get because they are getting beat out by bigger wallets.

Where do you find that information? I wonder what it is places like Nashville.

 

[volbeast33]

Kinda feel like Martinez is a little stubborn with his need to start veterans. If he starts getting burnt all over the field they gotta just go ahead and bench him.

I think he is our best corner and not as bad as our fans make him out to be…..

 

[ConwayFitty]

Biggest surprise on the depth chart for everyone?

Mine is Dee Williams being second team at CB over Turnage/Rucker.

and returning punts

 

[SweetasSoda]

Oh hell no. "The General" is uniquely ours and belongs to General Neyland. DW needs to get on the phone and nip this in the bud. They're stuck with "Cock Commander" whether they like it or not.

They’ll just have to be The Cock General instead of Commander.

 

[Vols2DaWall]

The Cornhuskers might try and poach Stoops from the Wildcats… they’ve got the money to do it. Kentucky fans would be livid

Would be a really good hire for Nebraska

 

[Big Orange#1]

This year in the USA, 20% of single family homes were bought by corporations and investors. That’s 20% of the market that common families trying to buy homes can’t get because they are getting beat out by bigger wallets.

Luckily that’s ending fast

 

[volbeast33]

Biggest surprise on the depth chart for everyone?

Mine is Dee Williams being second team at CB over Turnage/Rucker.

Rucker I sort of expected but I wonder what they are seeing in turnage?

 

[Nash_Vol97]

Where do you find that information? I wonder what it is places like Nashville.

I actually just edited it. I was working from memory and had it a bit backwards. It’s not that 20% of single family homes are owned by corporations overall, but in the last year 24% of single family homes were bought by investors.

 

[Big Orange#1]

The amount of housing inventory on the books of investment firms has gotten ridiculous. It is the reason why the bubble will not collapse as much as it would naturally. These investment firms have no reason to sell when the prices go down. The investment is simply passive income. They will just hold the house and continue to rent it out. And with the increased interest rates there will be plenty of renters in the market.

Unless no one can afford the absurdly high rent prices in this upcoming recession that the firms need to profit. Then they will unload.

 

[bignewt]

I actually just edited it. I was working from memory and had it a bit backwards. It’s not that 20% of single family homes are owned by corporations overall, but in the last year 24% of single family homes were bought by investors.

seems like a bad time to invest in property, in a seller's market but hey its a bold strategy...

 

[KptVFL]

 

[BarnesIsCaliparisDaddy]

Who are we cheering for in that game?

 

[ConwayFitty]

This year in the USA, 20% of single family homes were bought by corporations and investors. That’s 20% of the market that common families trying to buy homes can’t get because they are getting beat out by bigger wallets.

A lot of Air B and B and VRBO pulling from that pool as well.

 

[therickbol]

Unless no one can afford the absurdly high rent prices in this upcoming recession that the firms need to profit. Then they will unload.

Well yes and no. And that is another part of the problem. They have such deep pockets and do not need to maintain really high rental rates to maintain profit. What will make the biggest difference will be for the fund managers to have available investments that they think are more attractive. That is a big reason that drove those investments.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

@Enki_Amenra Is it possible to "write" a bet that's not currently available on the sites? I want to bet that Burrell gets a pick 6 Thursday. All the money will be belong to me.

Maybe if you use my off-the-grid book down in Fiji. . . no money needed, you can only wager in exotic animals. I'm in line to win 2 dozen mantis shrimp and wombat if ball state throws a double pass in the 1st qtr. . .

They do bets like that on draft kings for the NFL, I haven't seen anything for college on dk or fanduel.

 

[tnhunter 10]

Still in the airport and father in law is on his deathbed. Apologies, but I’m a bit behind, given the circumstances

Prayers