Fremont Real Estate Blog

I see very few homes for sale where my buyers normally buy. West of Union city blvd associated with Delaine Eastin Elementary Fremont's Ardenwood , Parkmont , Glenmoor , and Mission San Jose Neighborhoods Why - my hypothesis is sellers are holding off listing because they're waiting for pricing to improve, secondly there was also a moratorium placed on foreclosures in Nov 2008. Where approaching the time of the year when most transactions take place Mar - July. I expect those who've been waiting to start coming out and those foreclosures that had been delayed by the moratorium, will be coming back with a force soon. You can't prevent the inevitable. If a person can't make the payments, then eventually it gets foreclosed. Sunil

After an exhaustive review of the research literature here is the final word on nutrition and health: 1.   Those in Japan eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than us.  2.   Those in Mexico eat a lot of fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than us.  3.   Those in China drink very little red wine and suffer fewer heart attacks than us.  4.   Those in Italy drink excessive amounts of red wine and suffer fewer heart attacks than us.  5.   Those in Germany drink beer and eat lots of sausages and fats and suffer fewer heart attacks than us.  CONCLUSION:  Eat and drink whatever the heck you like. Speaking English is apparently what kills you.     Sunil Sethi Fremont Realtor, Mortgage Broker Main (510 793-8600 Cell   (510) 388-2436 Fax   (510) 431-9046   sunil@sunilsethi.com www.sunilsethi.com  

Great Idea. I hope the Governor, follows your suggestion. Why should the legislature get paid for not doing it's job. Sunil Sethi Realtor, Fremont, Pleasanton, San Ramon, Union City real estate Specialist Show and Sell Realty http://www.sunilsethi.com/ -----Original Message----- Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 10:13 AM Subject: New Haven News Release: Suspend State Legislature's Pay SCHOOL BOARD ASKS GOVERNOR TO REQUEST SUSPENSION OF PAY FOR LEGISLATORS UNION CITY (Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009) - With the state of California once again considering massive cuts to public education, the Board of Education on Tuesday night called on Governor Schwarzenegger to set in motion actions to keep legislators from getting paid when - as has become routine - they miss their annual deadline for passing the state budget. The five-member governing board of the New Haven Unified School District, by a unanimous vote, passed a resolution calling for the California Citizens Compensation Commission