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  • May 25, 2008 at 8:33 PM #211547
    an
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    What if we have long deep recession and not recover for the next 20-25 years? Would you be able to hold out that long to buy your next house? I know life and age won’t be waiting for anyone.

    May 25, 2008 at 11:36 PM #211449
    bob007
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    if i did buy a home i do not have a problem holding it for 25 years.

    maybe the point is that most people should buy it

    May 25, 2008 at 11:36 PM #211521
    bob007
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    if i did buy a home i do not have a problem holding it for 25 years.

    maybe the point is that most people should buy it

    May 25, 2008 at 11:36 PM #211548
    bob007
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    if i did buy a home i do not have a problem holding it for 25 years.

    maybe the point is that most people should buy it

    May 25, 2008 at 11:36 PM #211569
    bob007
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    if i did buy a home i do not have a problem holding it for 25 years.

    maybe the point is that most people should buy it

    May 25, 2008 at 11:36 PM #211602
    bob007
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    if i did buy a home i do not have a problem holding it for 25 years.

    maybe the point is that most people should buy it

    May 25, 2008 at 11:58 PM #211454
    an
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    Sorry bob007, I wasn’t directing that question specific to you. It was just a general question to all who are waiting for the bottom to buy. We all have our prediction on how this whole thing will play out and when we personally would buy our first/next house. For those that are waiting for the absolute bottom before jumping in, would you be able to rent for the next 20-25 years if it takes that long for it to hit bottom? If not, at which point do you say, it make financial sense to trade off the financial downside for an emotional/personal upside?

    May 25, 2008 at 11:58 PM #211526
    an
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    Sorry bob007, I wasn’t directing that question specific to you. It was just a general question to all who are waiting for the bottom to buy. We all have our prediction on how this whole thing will play out and when we personally would buy our first/next house. For those that are waiting for the absolute bottom before jumping in, would you be able to rent for the next 20-25 years if it takes that long for it to hit bottom? If not, at which point do you say, it make financial sense to trade off the financial downside for an emotional/personal upside?

    May 25, 2008 at 11:58 PM #211553
    an
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    Sorry bob007, I wasn’t directing that question specific to you. It was just a general question to all who are waiting for the bottom to buy. We all have our prediction on how this whole thing will play out and when we personally would buy our first/next house. For those that are waiting for the absolute bottom before jumping in, would you be able to rent for the next 20-25 years if it takes that long for it to hit bottom? If not, at which point do you say, it make financial sense to trade off the financial downside for an emotional/personal upside?

    May 25, 2008 at 11:58 PM #211574
    an
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    Sorry bob007, I wasn’t directing that question specific to you. It was just a general question to all who are waiting for the bottom to buy. We all have our prediction on how this whole thing will play out and when we personally would buy our first/next house. For those that are waiting for the absolute bottom before jumping in, would you be able to rent for the next 20-25 years if it takes that long for it to hit bottom? If not, at which point do you say, it make financial sense to trade off the financial downside for an emotional/personal upside?

    May 25, 2008 at 11:58 PM #211607
    an
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    Sorry bob007, I wasn’t directing that question specific to you. It was just a general question to all who are waiting for the bottom to buy. We all have our prediction on how this whole thing will play out and when we personally would buy our first/next house. For those that are waiting for the absolute bottom before jumping in, would you be able to rent for the next 20-25 years if it takes that long for it to hit bottom? If not, at which point do you say, it make financial sense to trade off the financial downside for an emotional/personal upside?

    May 26, 2008 at 11:37 PM #211814
    bob007
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    if i want something bad and can afford it i will get it.
    luckily for me i was raised to be financially conservative/prudent. it helps i am not attached to material things.

    May 26, 2008 at 11:37 PM #211885
    bob007
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    if i want something bad and can afford it i will get it.
    luckily for me i was raised to be financially conservative/prudent. it helps i am not attached to material things.

    May 26, 2008 at 11:37 PM #211913
    bob007
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    if i want something bad and can afford it i will get it.
    luckily for me i was raised to be financially conservative/prudent. it helps i am not attached to material things.

    May 26, 2008 at 11:37 PM #211936
    bob007
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    if i want something bad and can afford it i will get it.
    luckily for me i was raised to be financially conservative/prudent. it helps i am not attached to material things.

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