[quote=deadzone]Doesn’t change my point. Sure Piggs are the minority, they were one of the few groups who didn’t purchase during the housing bubble while virtually everybody else did.
Now that Piggs are out of the market, who is left? Doesn’t change the fact that to me this is a contrarian indicator that confirms more than ever that home prices are about to take another crap.[/quote]
Who’s left? How about investors? But if you think there’s no more money left on the sideline, then the investors variable wouldn’t apply. How about new house hold being created everyday? How about new residents who are moving here?
You are correct, investors are one variable that are purchasing homes. As long as the government maintains zero interest rate policy there will be investor money. But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.
You are correct, investors are one variable that are purchasing homes. As long as the government maintains zero interest rate policy there will be investor money. But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.
You are correct, investors are one variable that are purchasing homes. As long as the government maintains zero interest rate policy there will be investor money. But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.
You are correct, investors are one variable that are purchasing homes. As long as the government maintains zero interest rate policy there will be investor money. But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.
You are correct, investors are one variable that are purchasing homes. As long as the government maintains zero interest rate policy there will be investor money. But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.
[quote=deadzone]But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.[/quote]
Where did you get this information from?
[quote=deadzone]But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.[/quote]
Where did you get this information from?
[quote=deadzone]But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.[/quote]
Where did you get this information from?
[quote=deadzone]But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.[/quote]
Where did you get this information from?
[quote=deadzone]But with a limited pool of organic buyers I don’t see home prices remaining afloat for much longer.[/quote]
Where did you get this information from?
There are plenty of organic buyers out there and plenty of move up buyers out there. deadzone is living in his fantasy world where he will buy an oceanfront home for under $500K. Get over it, it isnt gonna happen.
Great posts both rich and earlyretirement. Its not about finding the bottom, its about finding a home without committing financial suicide which many did several years.
There are plenty of organic buyers out there and plenty of move up buyers out there. deadzone is living in his fantasy world where he will buy an oceanfront home for under $500K. Get over it, it isnt gonna happen.
Great posts both rich and earlyretirement. Its not about finding the bottom, its about finding a home without committing financial suicide which many did several years.
There are plenty of organic buyers out there and plenty of move up buyers out there. deadzone is living in his fantasy world where he will buy an oceanfront home for under $500K. Get over it, it isnt gonna happen.
Great posts both rich and earlyretirement. Its not about finding the bottom, its about finding a home without committing financial suicide which many did several years.
There are plenty of organic buyers out there and plenty of move up buyers out there. deadzone is living in his fantasy world where he will buy an oceanfront home for under $500K. Get over it, it isnt gonna happen.
Great posts both rich and earlyretirement. Its not about finding the bottom, its about finding a home without committing financial suicide which many did several years.
