V,

I didn't come here to argue with you! I didn't come here to get
simpathy, I came here to see what their options might be. They do have
a little girl, and she is learning to walk, and I'm sure you wouldn't
want to see your child try to walk in a house that is 3 inches off
from one end to the next end! Obviously this house should had never
been approved to be sold!!! It's too late to criticize their decision,
all I wanted is some imput on what they could do. So if you had
nothing useful to say, keep it to yourself.


(v) wrote in message ...
On 8 Sep 2004 01:56:16 -0700, someone wrote:

A couple, friends of mine moved from Northern Virginia down to
Florida, about two months ago. They bought their first house, while
dealing with realtor and the bank over the phone.

That is such an idiotic way to BUY a house, and they got what they
deserved.


... My
friends came all the way down to find that out, but they bought the
house anyways.

Doubling the idiocy.


They have a little girl who's learning to walk, and I see
this as hazardeus for her.

Get real. The real problem they have is bad enough, without having to
fantasize additional problems in a ploy for sympathy (endangering a
child - oh how awful!) Bulldinky.


Their contracts binds them that they can't
sell the house for the next 3 years.

I don't believe you. Post the part of the contract that says they
can't sell.


Sorry, caveat emptor.

-v.