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April 13, 2008 at 10:52 PM #186593April 14, 2008 at 7:00 AM #186589JWM in SDParticipant
“O.K Matt I am surprised to find that people participating on a housing blog for two years would not want historically low interest rates at a time when housing starts to hit some serious affordability in their market.”
Uhhh, how long have you been posting here????? This topic has been covered numerous times over the past two plus years and you STILL DON’T GET IT.
Time to take off the permabull glasses Rustico, you are showing your true colors here.
If you were my realtor, I would laugh in your face after a comment like and not do business with you. You seriously doing your clients a disservice if that is the kind of nonsense advice you are giving them.
It ain’t 2005 again guys.
April 14, 2008 at 7:00 AM #186612JWM in SDParticipant“O.K Matt I am surprised to find that people participating on a housing blog for two years would not want historically low interest rates at a time when housing starts to hit some serious affordability in their market.”
Uhhh, how long have you been posting here????? This topic has been covered numerous times over the past two plus years and you STILL DON’T GET IT.
Time to take off the permabull glasses Rustico, you are showing your true colors here.
If you were my realtor, I would laugh in your face after a comment like and not do business with you. You seriously doing your clients a disservice if that is the kind of nonsense advice you are giving them.
It ain’t 2005 again guys.
April 14, 2008 at 7:00 AM #186640JWM in SDParticipant“O.K Matt I am surprised to find that people participating on a housing blog for two years would not want historically low interest rates at a time when housing starts to hit some serious affordability in their market.”
Uhhh, how long have you been posting here????? This topic has been covered numerous times over the past two plus years and you STILL DON’T GET IT.
Time to take off the permabull glasses Rustico, you are showing your true colors here.
If you were my realtor, I would laugh in your face after a comment like and not do business with you. You seriously doing your clients a disservice if that is the kind of nonsense advice you are giving them.
It ain’t 2005 again guys.
April 14, 2008 at 7:00 AM #186646JWM in SDParticipant“O.K Matt I am surprised to find that people participating on a housing blog for two years would not want historically low interest rates at a time when housing starts to hit some serious affordability in their market.”
Uhhh, how long have you been posting here????? This topic has been covered numerous times over the past two plus years and you STILL DON’T GET IT.
Time to take off the permabull glasses Rustico, you are showing your true colors here.
If you were my realtor, I would laugh in your face after a comment like and not do business with you. You seriously doing your clients a disservice if that is the kind of nonsense advice you are giving them.
It ain’t 2005 again guys.
April 14, 2008 at 7:00 AM #186653JWM in SDParticipant“O.K Matt I am surprised to find that people participating on a housing blog for two years would not want historically low interest rates at a time when housing starts to hit some serious affordability in their market.”
Uhhh, how long have you been posting here????? This topic has been covered numerous times over the past two plus years and you STILL DON’T GET IT.
Time to take off the permabull glasses Rustico, you are showing your true colors here.
If you were my realtor, I would laugh in your face after a comment like and not do business with you. You seriously doing your clients a disservice if that is the kind of nonsense advice you are giving them.
It ain’t 2005 again guys.
April 14, 2008 at 7:49 AM #186620NotCrankyParticipantYou have already laughed in my face and I think it says more about you than me. I wonder if you are taking my comments in the full context of other posts and threads? Probably not. We have discussed this over and over and you still don’t have an open mind. So let’s don’t discuss it together.
April 14, 2008 at 7:49 AM #186642NotCrankyParticipantYou have already laughed in my face and I think it says more about you than me. I wonder if you are taking my comments in the full context of other posts and threads? Probably not. We have discussed this over and over and you still don’t have an open mind. So let’s don’t discuss it together.
April 14, 2008 at 7:49 AM #186670NotCrankyParticipantYou have already laughed in my face and I think it says more about you than me. I wonder if you are taking my comments in the full context of other posts and threads? Probably not. We have discussed this over and over and you still don’t have an open mind. So let’s don’t discuss it together.
April 14, 2008 at 7:49 AM #186675NotCrankyParticipantYou have already laughed in my face and I think it says more about you than me. I wonder if you are taking my comments in the full context of other posts and threads? Probably not. We have discussed this over and over and you still don’t have an open mind. So let’s don’t discuss it together.
April 14, 2008 at 7:49 AM #186682NotCrankyParticipantYou have already laughed in my face and I think it says more about you than me. I wonder if you are taking my comments in the full context of other posts and threads? Probably not. We have discussed this over and over and you still don’t have an open mind. So let’s don’t discuss it together.
April 14, 2008 at 8:08 AM #186629JWM in SDParticipantRustico,
There is nothing to discuss and there is no larger context to what you posted. If interest rates, for whatever reasons, suddenly shot up to 10 to 12% overnight, there would be a commensurate drop in RE values almost as quickly. Your comment only makes sense if the asset values are static, which they are not.
Believe it or not, I don’t really like calling you out on this, but you have been posting some real winners here in the past couple of weeks. Stuff that could extremely misleading to newbie readers. Can’t let that go unchallenged.
April 14, 2008 at 8:08 AM #186652JWM in SDParticipantRustico,
There is nothing to discuss and there is no larger context to what you posted. If interest rates, for whatever reasons, suddenly shot up to 10 to 12% overnight, there would be a commensurate drop in RE values almost as quickly. Your comment only makes sense if the asset values are static, which they are not.
Believe it or not, I don’t really like calling you out on this, but you have been posting some real winners here in the past couple of weeks. Stuff that could extremely misleading to newbie readers. Can’t let that go unchallenged.
April 14, 2008 at 8:08 AM #186680JWM in SDParticipantRustico,
There is nothing to discuss and there is no larger context to what you posted. If interest rates, for whatever reasons, suddenly shot up to 10 to 12% overnight, there would be a commensurate drop in RE values almost as quickly. Your comment only makes sense if the asset values are static, which they are not.
Believe it or not, I don’t really like calling you out on this, but you have been posting some real winners here in the past couple of weeks. Stuff that could extremely misleading to newbie readers. Can’t let that go unchallenged.
April 14, 2008 at 8:08 AM #186685JWM in SDParticipantRustico,
There is nothing to discuss and there is no larger context to what you posted. If interest rates, for whatever reasons, suddenly shot up to 10 to 12% overnight, there would be a commensurate drop in RE values almost as quickly. Your comment only makes sense if the asset values are static, which they are not.
Believe it or not, I don’t really like calling you out on this, but you have been posting some real winners here in the past couple of weeks. Stuff that could extremely misleading to newbie readers. Can’t let that go unchallenged.
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