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VST & RTAS | 1.4 MB | Music | 320 kbps | 44.1 kHz Category: IsoFriday, August 22, 2009 What are you looking for? A couple of months ago, I was driving home from work and I started to notice that cars had been driving through my neighborhood who did not appear to be driving where they lived. My husband and I have heard of an area called "the street" and know that you are supposed to drive on the right side of the street. I saw the cars drive by and asked my husband what he thought about the cars that were driving through our neighborhood. He told me that they didn't live there. That really bothered me because we've been watching the news lately about finding houses for sale, getting ready to buy houses, buying houses that don't look good and then finding that they really don't live where they say that they do. I told my husband that we needed to do some detective work and find out who these people were who were buying houses and driving them through neighborhoods. Then my husband thought we should get a case of police tape and write "This house is under surveillance" on it. I said, "Oh, that is a great idea. I'll get it and we'll tape it to every house on our street." We've been tape watching every house on our street since then. It's interesting to see the cars that drive through the neighborhood. I went to the housing market and looked around to see if I could find a house that had been under surveillance. We found two houses that looked promising but we didn't know if they really lived there or not. So, we're going to keep tape watching all the houses on our street and see what happens. 3 comments: I have a question, I am hearing some buzz that the foreclosure process has gotten better, and there are more homes coming up for sale. First, if the foreclosure process has gotten better, why is there still so many homes being foreclosed, in areas where prices are still in the low to mid-3's. What is really happening? Second, if you could find a home for sale, even at a deep discount, would you find a buyer to pay full price? I am talking about a good-sized home, not a fixer-upper. I think that if the process has gotten better, then it should be getting
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