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December 4, 2008 at 4:59 PM #312015December 4, 2008 at 5:02 PM #311549Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipant
The 4.5 % rate could make things a bit more interesting at least in Socal
Has anyone given any thought to (it seems to me anyway) that no one is leaving the state ???
In 1981-4 the Auto industry left the state taking many people eastward with them,
In 1991-4 the Defense industry left the state in a big way again taking many people eastward with them,
That has to create Demand at some point, and may cause quite a bounce once things do start to turn,
Those I know will take Argument to what I say, but I have never seen the freeways or the stores so busy. I must live in a different Socal maybe
I just hope we can keep the myth alive long enough to get the funds approved to complete the 76 fwy
December 4, 2008 at 5:02 PM #311907Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantThe 4.5 % rate could make things a bit more interesting at least in Socal
Has anyone given any thought to (it seems to me anyway) that no one is leaving the state ???
In 1981-4 the Auto industry left the state taking many people eastward with them,
In 1991-4 the Defense industry left the state in a big way again taking many people eastward with them,
That has to create Demand at some point, and may cause quite a bounce once things do start to turn,
Those I know will take Argument to what I say, but I have never seen the freeways or the stores so busy. I must live in a different Socal maybe
I just hope we can keep the myth alive long enough to get the funds approved to complete the 76 fwy
December 4, 2008 at 5:02 PM #311936Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantThe 4.5 % rate could make things a bit more interesting at least in Socal
Has anyone given any thought to (it seems to me anyway) that no one is leaving the state ???
In 1981-4 the Auto industry left the state taking many people eastward with them,
In 1991-4 the Defense industry left the state in a big way again taking many people eastward with them,
That has to create Demand at some point, and may cause quite a bounce once things do start to turn,
Those I know will take Argument to what I say, but I have never seen the freeways or the stores so busy. I must live in a different Socal maybe
I just hope we can keep the myth alive long enough to get the funds approved to complete the 76 fwy
December 4, 2008 at 5:02 PM #311959Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantThe 4.5 % rate could make things a bit more interesting at least in Socal
Has anyone given any thought to (it seems to me anyway) that no one is leaving the state ???
In 1981-4 the Auto industry left the state taking many people eastward with them,
In 1991-4 the Defense industry left the state in a big way again taking many people eastward with them,
That has to create Demand at some point, and may cause quite a bounce once things do start to turn,
Those I know will take Argument to what I say, but I have never seen the freeways or the stores so busy. I must live in a different Socal maybe
I just hope we can keep the myth alive long enough to get the funds approved to complete the 76 fwy
December 4, 2008 at 5:02 PM #312025Nor-LA-SD-guyParticipantThe 4.5 % rate could make things a bit more interesting at least in Socal
Has anyone given any thought to (it seems to me anyway) that no one is leaving the state ???
In 1981-4 the Auto industry left the state taking many people eastward with them,
In 1991-4 the Defense industry left the state in a big way again taking many people eastward with them,
That has to create Demand at some point, and may cause quite a bounce once things do start to turn,
Those I know will take Argument to what I say, but I have never seen the freeways or the stores so busy. I must live in a different Socal maybe
I just hope we can keep the myth alive long enough to get the funds approved to complete the 76 fwy
December 4, 2008 at 5:05 PM #311554jpinpbParticipantAnyone think that 4.5% 30 yr fixed will cause home prices to go up? More buyers waiting for 4.5% and then finally buying, creating demand.
On the 20% down, I am now reluctant to put that much down. This economy scares me greatly and I don’t believe there is a safe place for one’s money. I’m not a gambler, which is why I didn’t play in this last real estate market.
If I find a place I like and buy, I will put the least amount down and keep cash for emergency, etc. A place I recently tried to go into escrow on didn’t work out. The search for deals continues.
December 4, 2008 at 5:05 PM #311912jpinpbParticipantAnyone think that 4.5% 30 yr fixed will cause home prices to go up? More buyers waiting for 4.5% and then finally buying, creating demand.
On the 20% down, I am now reluctant to put that much down. This economy scares me greatly and I don’t believe there is a safe place for one’s money. I’m not a gambler, which is why I didn’t play in this last real estate market.
If I find a place I like and buy, I will put the least amount down and keep cash for emergency, etc. A place I recently tried to go into escrow on didn’t work out. The search for deals continues.
December 4, 2008 at 5:05 PM #311941jpinpbParticipantAnyone think that 4.5% 30 yr fixed will cause home prices to go up? More buyers waiting for 4.5% and then finally buying, creating demand.
On the 20% down, I am now reluctant to put that much down. This economy scares me greatly and I don’t believe there is a safe place for one’s money. I’m not a gambler, which is why I didn’t play in this last real estate market.
If I find a place I like and buy, I will put the least amount down and keep cash for emergency, etc. A place I recently tried to go into escrow on didn’t work out. The search for deals continues.
December 4, 2008 at 5:05 PM #311964jpinpbParticipantAnyone think that 4.5% 30 yr fixed will cause home prices to go up? More buyers waiting for 4.5% and then finally buying, creating demand.
On the 20% down, I am now reluctant to put that much down. This economy scares me greatly and I don’t believe there is a safe place for one’s money. I’m not a gambler, which is why I didn’t play in this last real estate market.
If I find a place I like and buy, I will put the least amount down and keep cash for emergency, etc. A place I recently tried to go into escrow on didn’t work out. The search for deals continues.
December 4, 2008 at 5:05 PM #312030jpinpbParticipantAnyone think that 4.5% 30 yr fixed will cause home prices to go up? More buyers waiting for 4.5% and then finally buying, creating demand.
On the 20% down, I am now reluctant to put that much down. This economy scares me greatly and I don’t believe there is a safe place for one’s money. I’m not a gambler, which is why I didn’t play in this last real estate market.
If I find a place I like and buy, I will put the least amount down and keep cash for emergency, etc. A place I recently tried to go into escrow on didn’t work out. The search for deals continues.
December 4, 2008 at 5:09 PM #311564sdrealtorParticipantPrices arent going up anytime soon to any degree that should worry anyone. 4.5% mortgages would defintely increase the pace at which we stabilize though.
December 4, 2008 at 5:09 PM #311922sdrealtorParticipantPrices arent going up anytime soon to any degree that should worry anyone. 4.5% mortgages would defintely increase the pace at which we stabilize though.
December 4, 2008 at 5:09 PM #311951sdrealtorParticipantPrices arent going up anytime soon to any degree that should worry anyone. 4.5% mortgages would defintely increase the pace at which we stabilize though.
December 4, 2008 at 5:09 PM #311974sdrealtorParticipantPrices arent going up anytime soon to any degree that should worry anyone. 4.5% mortgages would defintely increase the pace at which we stabilize though.
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