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November 3, 2008 at 8:51 PM #298201November 4, 2008 at 8:38 AM #298063Trojan4LifeParticipant
So, since there is not going to be a market to sell jumbo conforming loans, and since we all know the desirable neighborhoods in the SD area are priced considerably higher than the CAR-reported median of $373K, will we see prices pushed down even further in neighborhoods that we want to buy in? I think we will, which is why I’m still sitting on the sidelines waiting for the bottom to literally drop out of the San Diego housing market. It’s coming.
T4L
November 4, 2008 at 8:38 AM #298412Trojan4LifeParticipantSo, since there is not going to be a market to sell jumbo conforming loans, and since we all know the desirable neighborhoods in the SD area are priced considerably higher than the CAR-reported median of $373K, will we see prices pushed down even further in neighborhoods that we want to buy in? I think we will, which is why I’m still sitting on the sidelines waiting for the bottom to literally drop out of the San Diego housing market. It’s coming.
T4L
November 4, 2008 at 8:38 AM #298425Trojan4LifeParticipantSo, since there is not going to be a market to sell jumbo conforming loans, and since we all know the desirable neighborhoods in the SD area are priced considerably higher than the CAR-reported median of $373K, will we see prices pushed down even further in neighborhoods that we want to buy in? I think we will, which is why I’m still sitting on the sidelines waiting for the bottom to literally drop out of the San Diego housing market. It’s coming.
T4L
November 4, 2008 at 8:38 AM #298439Trojan4LifeParticipantSo, since there is not going to be a market to sell jumbo conforming loans, and since we all know the desirable neighborhoods in the SD area are priced considerably higher than the CAR-reported median of $373K, will we see prices pushed down even further in neighborhoods that we want to buy in? I think we will, which is why I’m still sitting on the sidelines waiting for the bottom to literally drop out of the San Diego housing market. It’s coming.
T4L
November 4, 2008 at 8:38 AM #298486Trojan4LifeParticipantSo, since there is not going to be a market to sell jumbo conforming loans, and since we all know the desirable neighborhoods in the SD area are priced considerably higher than the CAR-reported median of $373K, will we see prices pushed down even further in neighborhoods that we want to buy in? I think we will, which is why I’m still sitting on the sidelines waiting for the bottom to literally drop out of the San Diego housing market. It’s coming.
T4L
November 4, 2008 at 10:14 AM #298188EugeneParticipantPrices will be pushed down, and first-time buyers will be squeezed out (at least till the return of high-LTV private-jumbo and second mortgages, which may be never).
* if you’re sitting on a six-figure down payment, it’s best to wait till next summer or fall. Prices need to come in equilibrium with new lending conditions.
* if you have high income but not much savings, you have to buy NOW, it may be your last chance to buy in Encinitas or 4S Ranch, at any price.November 4, 2008 at 10:14 AM #298537EugeneParticipantPrices will be pushed down, and first-time buyers will be squeezed out (at least till the return of high-LTV private-jumbo and second mortgages, which may be never).
* if you’re sitting on a six-figure down payment, it’s best to wait till next summer or fall. Prices need to come in equilibrium with new lending conditions.
* if you have high income but not much savings, you have to buy NOW, it may be your last chance to buy in Encinitas or 4S Ranch, at any price.November 4, 2008 at 10:14 AM #298550EugeneParticipantPrices will be pushed down, and first-time buyers will be squeezed out (at least till the return of high-LTV private-jumbo and second mortgages, which may be never).
* if you’re sitting on a six-figure down payment, it’s best to wait till next summer or fall. Prices need to come in equilibrium with new lending conditions.
* if you have high income but not much savings, you have to buy NOW, it may be your last chance to buy in Encinitas or 4S Ranch, at any price.November 4, 2008 at 10:14 AM #298564EugeneParticipantPrices will be pushed down, and first-time buyers will be squeezed out (at least till the return of high-LTV private-jumbo and second mortgages, which may be never).
* if you’re sitting on a six-figure down payment, it’s best to wait till next summer or fall. Prices need to come in equilibrium with new lending conditions.
* if you have high income but not much savings, you have to buy NOW, it may be your last chance to buy in Encinitas or 4S Ranch, at any price.November 4, 2008 at 10:14 AM #298611EugeneParticipantPrices will be pushed down, and first-time buyers will be squeezed out (at least till the return of high-LTV private-jumbo and second mortgages, which may be never).
* if you’re sitting on a six-figure down payment, it’s best to wait till next summer or fall. Prices need to come in equilibrium with new lending conditions.
* if you have high income but not much savings, you have to buy NOW, it may be your last chance to buy in Encinitas or 4S Ranch, at any price.November 4, 2008 at 1:17 PM #298398waitingpatientlyParticipantSo with this news what is this going to do to higher end homes (Fairbanks Ranch, RSF, Crosby’s)? Or do these homes get paid for with cash?
November 4, 2008 at 1:17 PM #298748waitingpatientlyParticipantSo with this news what is this going to do to higher end homes (Fairbanks Ranch, RSF, Crosby’s)? Or do these homes get paid for with cash?
November 4, 2008 at 1:17 PM #298759waitingpatientlyParticipantSo with this news what is this going to do to higher end homes (Fairbanks Ranch, RSF, Crosby’s)? Or do these homes get paid for with cash?
November 4, 2008 at 1:17 PM #298775waitingpatientlyParticipantSo with this news what is this going to do to higher end homes (Fairbanks Ranch, RSF, Crosby’s)? Or do these homes get paid for with cash?
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