Dolly Court in Corona

Wow, "stated income" loans that don't require income nor W-2 verification are pretty interesting. Now I know how people can "afford" (or at least qualify) for loans at the current home prices! It's like magic! In order to qualify for a particular loan, $xxx is the amount you need to be making. Sign a simple form that states $xxx as your income and you're practically qualified. From the time that I put $3,000 down on the house in February 2004 until escrow closed on July 22, 2005, the house has appreciated $160k. Not bad for less than 60 hours of effort.

Total spent Wednesday:
$7 lunch
$24 2 pizzas from Pizza Hut
$70 mail order prescription refills

Total spent Thursday:
$56 misc home accessories at HomeStore
$3 lunch Carl's Jr
$36 dinner for 4 at China Palace (saved $19 with two Entertainment cards)
$6 misc at Target

Total spent Friday:
$0 colleague treated me to lunch
$17 dinner for 2 at Souplantation

Total spent Saturday:
$53 1 coffee and 2 $25 gift certificates for sales reps at housing development
$22 flower arrangement for reps at housing development
$470k 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom 2736 sq ft house in Corona, CA
$20 lunch for 3 at Farmer Brothers

Total spent Sunday:
$51 supermarket (saved $26 in coupons)
$0 prepared lunch (tuna melt) and dinner (spaghetti with chicken bolognese)

Total spent Monday:
$0 brought lunch
$30 two pairs of compact binoculars (on sale from $60 each!)
$50 dinner for 3 (saved $11 with Entertainment card)
$23 lots of cheese and cracker snacks on lance.com
$30 online subscription service

Total spent Tuesday:
$8 lunch with colleague
$33 two pairs of swim trunks at Marshalls

Total spent today:
$20 book on Alaska and coffee at Borders (saved $7 with email coupon)
$7 lunch with colleagues
$0 leftovers for dinner