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  • January 15, 2009 at 8:09 PM #330175
    patientlywaiting
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    I agree with you Bugs. Glad to see that you’re posting again.

    January 15, 2009 at 8:48 PM #329686
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    $150k from $570k is $420k. That’s definitely not out of the range of possibility. However, do you think it’ll get down to this price and still have today’s rate? There’s huge difference if rates goes back to 6-7%.

    January 15, 2009 at 8:48 PM #330026
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    $150k from $570k is $420k. That’s definitely not out of the range of possibility. However, do you think it’ll get down to this price and still have today’s rate? There’s huge difference if rates goes back to 6-7%.

    January 15, 2009 at 8:48 PM #330099
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    $150k from $570k is $420k. That’s definitely not out of the range of possibility. However, do you think it’ll get down to this price and still have today’s rate? There’s huge difference if rates goes back to 6-7%.

    January 15, 2009 at 8:48 PM #330127
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    $150k from $570k is $420k. That’s definitely not out of the range of possibility. However, do you think it’ll get down to this price and still have today’s rate? There’s huge difference if rates goes back to 6-7%.

    January 15, 2009 at 8:48 PM #330210
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    $150k from $570k is $420k. That’s definitely not out of the range of possibility. However, do you think it’ll get down to this price and still have today’s rate? There’s huge difference if rates goes back to 6-7%.

    January 15, 2009 at 11:42 PM #329737
    sdcellar
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    $570K – 20% down @ 5% = $2,448/mo
    $420K – 20% down @ 7% = $2,235/mo

    I’m sorry, why wouldn’t I want to wait? (oh, *and* I get to keep an additional $30K (plus interest) in my pocket to boot?)

    January 15, 2009 at 11:42 PM #330076
    sdcellar
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    $570K – 20% down @ 5% = $2,448/mo
    $420K – 20% down @ 7% = $2,235/mo

    I’m sorry, why wouldn’t I want to wait? (oh, *and* I get to keep an additional $30K (plus interest) in my pocket to boot?)

    January 15, 2009 at 11:42 PM #330149
    sdcellar
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    $570K – 20% down @ 5% = $2,448/mo
    $420K – 20% down @ 7% = $2,235/mo

    I’m sorry, why wouldn’t I want to wait? (oh, *and* I get to keep an additional $30K (plus interest) in my pocket to boot?)

    January 15, 2009 at 11:42 PM #330176
    sdcellar
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    $570K – 20% down @ 5% = $2,448/mo
    $420K – 20% down @ 7% = $2,235/mo

    I’m sorry, why wouldn’t I want to wait? (oh, *and* I get to keep an additional $30K (plus interest) in my pocket to boot?)

    January 15, 2009 at 11:42 PM #330260
    sdcellar
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    $570K – 20% down @ 5% = $2,448/mo
    $420K – 20% down @ 7% = $2,235/mo

    I’m sorry, why wouldn’t I want to wait? (oh, *and* I get to keep an additional $30K (plus interest) in my pocket to boot?)

    January 16, 2009 at 7:55 AM #329762
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    Can you be sure it’ll happen in 2 years? What happen if won’t get to that price for another 5 years? How much would you be paying in rent vs buying? I’m in the camp of government over stepping and cause major inflation. Also, long term average rates are around 8%. So, it’s not out of the range of possibility either. What if it goes to 8+% instead by the time price actually get down to 420k? Right now, you can get down as low as 4.375% w/ some points.

    January 16, 2009 at 7:55 AM #330101
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    Can you be sure it’ll happen in 2 years? What happen if won’t get to that price for another 5 years? How much would you be paying in rent vs buying? I’m in the camp of government over stepping and cause major inflation. Also, long term average rates are around 8%. So, it’s not out of the range of possibility either. What if it goes to 8+% instead by the time price actually get down to 420k? Right now, you can get down as low as 4.375% w/ some points.

    January 16, 2009 at 7:55 AM #330174
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    Can you be sure it’ll happen in 2 years? What happen if won’t get to that price for another 5 years? How much would you be paying in rent vs buying? I’m in the camp of government over stepping and cause major inflation. Also, long term average rates are around 8%. So, it’s not out of the range of possibility either. What if it goes to 8+% instead by the time price actually get down to 420k? Right now, you can get down as low as 4.375% w/ some points.

    January 16, 2009 at 7:55 AM #330202
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    Can you be sure it’ll happen in 2 years? What happen if won’t get to that price for another 5 years? How much would you be paying in rent vs buying? I’m in the camp of government over stepping and cause major inflation. Also, long term average rates are around 8%. So, it’s not out of the range of possibility either. What if it goes to 8+% instead by the time price actually get down to 420k? Right now, you can get down as low as 4.375% w/ some points.

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