Comments on: Van Tran files intent to run for Tom Harman’s seat http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/ All Viet, all the time Sun, 21 Mar 2010 14:25:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Jung Kim http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-14734 Jung Kim Sat, 14 Mar 2009 16:18:50 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-14734 Country First, your prediction is correct.... Andrew Do has been sleeping in his sofa for the last 3 months. Hijo de gran pobres y abogado sin trabajo. Country First, your prediction is correct…. Andrew Do has been sleeping in his sofa for the last 3 months. Hijo de gran pobres y abogado sin trabajo.

]]> By: Junk Kim http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-14697 Junk Kim Sat, 14 Mar 2009 03:04:09 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-14697 Country First, your prediction about housing is wrong; just ask Assemblyman Thai v Tran. He just bought 2 homes in Elk Grove, CA. 1. 9428 Trollo Way (12/2008) 2. 8328 cantwell (8/2008) Country First, your prediction about housing is wrong; just ask Assemblyman Thai v Tran. He just bought 2 homes in Elk Grove, CA.
1. 9428 Trollo Way (12/2008)
2. 8328 cantwell (8/2008)

]]> By: LP http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-14629 LP Fri, 13 Mar 2009 04:51:56 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-14629 Hijo de la gran puta Hijo de la gran puta

]]> By: KO http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-14564 KO Thu, 12 Mar 2009 05:38:37 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-14564 Afeminado numero uno Afeminado numero uno

]]> By: Country First http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-11231 Country First Tue, 03 Feb 2009 15:57:25 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-11231 ** CALIFORNIA IS RUNNING OUT OF CASH: California has started delaying $3.5 billion in payments to taxpayers, contractors, counties and social service agencies. With the governor and state lawmakers locking horns on resolving California's budget crunch, the controller Monday halted checks covering these obligations so the state could continue funding its school system and making its debt payments. The delay will inflict more pain on the already sorry condition of the Golden State, which is facing a $40 billion budget gap. People won't have tax refund money to spend, businesses won't get paid for their services and agencies won't have funds to help the needy until the budget situation is addressed. Nearly $2 billion in personal state income tax refunds are being held up, according to state estimates. Last year, some two million Californians received refunds in February. ** CALIFORNIA IS RUNNING OUT OF CASH:

California has started delaying $3.5 billion in payments to taxpayers, contractors, counties and social service agencies.

With the governor and state lawmakers locking horns on resolving California’s budget crunch, the controller Monday halted checks covering these obligations so the state could continue funding its school system and making its debt payments.

The delay will inflict more pain on the already sorry condition of the Golden State, which is facing a $40 billion budget gap. People won’t have tax refund money to spend, businesses won’t get paid for their services and agencies won’t have funds to help the needy until the budget situation is addressed.

Nearly $2 billion in personal state income tax refunds are being held up, according to state estimates. Last year, some two million Californians received refunds in February.

]]> By: Jung Kim http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-10836 Jung Kim Wed, 28 Jan 2009 18:06:01 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-10836 Good report. Good report.

]]> By: Tuan O'Reilly http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-10835 Tuan O'Reilly Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:20:43 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-10835 You prediction sounds credible. You prediction sounds credible.

]]> By: Country First http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-10834 Country First Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:04:11 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-10834 ** First wave of foreclosures was because of the exotic loan products, home-owners could not pay the jump in mortgage reset payment. 2007 **Second wave of foreclosures was due to sharp market decline, home-owners is so upside down that is not worth keeping the house. 2008 **The NEXT wave of foreclosures will come as consequence of layoff and job cuts. 2009 Do you think my prediction is credible ? ** First wave of foreclosures was because of the exotic loan products, home-owners could not pay the jump in mortgage reset payment. 2007

**Second wave of foreclosures was due to sharp market decline, home-owners is so upside down that is not worth keeping the house. 2008

**The NEXT wave of foreclosures will come as consequence of layoff and job cuts. 2009

Do you think my prediction is credible ?

]]> By: Country First http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-10833 Country First Wed, 28 Jan 2009 16:57:27 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-10833 Worst U.S. housing market in 2008? California! January 26th, 2009, 12:39 pm · posted by Jon Lansner/ocregister.com California’s housing market grabbed a dubious honor: Worst in the nation in 2008! First American Loan Performance’s year-end stats show: * Home prices fell in 35 states, with California worst at down 26.9%. * Followed by Nevada (-22.8%), Arizona (-19%), Florida (-18.2%), and Rhode Island (-13.7%). California also has taken the harshest fall off its peak, by FALP data: * California’s decline 42% since its peak, followed by Nevada (39%) and Arizona and Florida (both 33%.) * U.S. home prices declined 18.5% off peak and are back at spring 2004 levels. Worst U.S. housing market in 2008? California!
January 26th, 2009, 12:39 pm · posted by Jon Lansner/ocregister.com

California’s housing market grabbed a dubious honor: Worst in the nation in 2008!

First American Loan Performance’s year-end stats show:

* Home prices fell in 35 states, with California worst at down 26.9%.
* Followed by Nevada (-22.8%), Arizona (-19%), Florida (-18.2%), and Rhode Island (-13.7%).

California also has taken the harshest fall off its peak, by FALP data:

* California’s decline 42% since its peak, followed by Nevada (39%) and Arizona and Florida (both 33%.)
* U.S. home prices declined 18.5% off peak and are back at spring 2004 levels.

]]> By: Country First http://bolsavik.com/2009/01/van-tran-files-intent-to-run-for-tom-harmans-seat/#comment-10832 Country First Wed, 28 Jan 2009 16:42:31 +0000 http://bolsavik.com/?p=609#comment-10832 Is this the bottom of the housing market ? "You can now own a home in several areas for less than it costs to rent," said Mollie Carmichael, senior vice president with John Burns Real Estate Consulting, an Irvine, California-based consultant to the real estate industry. In Southern California, home sales jumped 50.5 percent from the year earlier as median prices fell 34.6 percent to $278,000 and buyers snapped up foreclosed properties, MDA DataQuick said last week. Is this the bottom of the housing market ?

“You can now own a home in several areas for less than it costs to rent,” said Mollie Carmichael, senior vice president with John Burns Real Estate Consulting, an Irvine, California-based consultant to the real estate industry.

In Southern California, home sales jumped 50.5 percent from the year earlier as median prices fell 34.6 percent to $278,000 and buyers snapped up foreclosed properties, MDA DataQuick said last week.

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