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June 13, 2008 at 12:02 PM #222730June 13, 2008 at 12:51 PM #222579
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ParticipantI would consider waitinghawk a respected bear and his decision to buy was extremely calculated, just in certain markets. He points out that the various areas have different timelines and his choice for a primary residence is a year behind where his vacation home it. I totally agree with his observations, some areas have lost the bulk of their values while others still hold tighter to their 2005 prices. I would be more comfortable buying in Eastlake or Temecula right now than Carmel Valley or Calrsbad because the latter have yet to experience their meltdown and they will have it, just further down the tracks.
My tone has changed from “waiting for the right price” to “waiting for the right house.” But I also want to wait to get to the other side of the spring bounce because the better ones are getting snapped up too quickly right now, I’m in no mood for a bidding war, these shenannigans will end soon.
June 13, 2008 at 12:51 PM #222687ParticipantI would consider waitinghawk a respected bear and his decision to buy was extremely calculated, just in certain markets. He points out that the various areas have different timelines and his choice for a primary residence is a year behind where his vacation home it. I totally agree with his observations, some areas have lost the bulk of their values while others still hold tighter to their 2005 prices. I would be more comfortable buying in Eastlake or Temecula right now than Carmel Valley or Calrsbad because the latter have yet to experience their meltdown and they will have it, just further down the tracks.
My tone has changed from “waiting for the right price” to “waiting for the right house.” But I also want to wait to get to the other side of the spring bounce because the better ones are getting snapped up too quickly right now, I’m in no mood for a bidding war, these shenannigans will end soon.
June 13, 2008 at 12:51 PM #222698ParticipantI would consider waitinghawk a respected bear and his decision to buy was extremely calculated, just in certain markets. He points out that the various areas have different timelines and his choice for a primary residence is a year behind where his vacation home it. I totally agree with his observations, some areas have lost the bulk of their values while others still hold tighter to their 2005 prices. I would be more comfortable buying in Eastlake or Temecula right now than Carmel Valley or Calrsbad because the latter have yet to experience their meltdown and they will have it, just further down the tracks.
My tone has changed from “waiting for the right price” to “waiting for the right house.” But I also want to wait to get to the other side of the spring bounce because the better ones are getting snapped up too quickly right now, I’m in no mood for a bidding war, these shenannigans will end soon.
June 13, 2008 at 12:51 PM #222729ParticipantI would consider waitinghawk a respected bear and his decision to buy was extremely calculated, just in certain markets. He points out that the various areas have different timelines and his choice for a primary residence is a year behind where his vacation home it. I totally agree with his observations, some areas have lost the bulk of their values while others still hold tighter to their 2005 prices. I would be more comfortable buying in Eastlake or Temecula right now than Carmel Valley or Calrsbad because the latter have yet to experience their meltdown and they will have it, just further down the tracks.
My tone has changed from “waiting for the right price” to “waiting for the right house.” But I also want to wait to get to the other side of the spring bounce because the better ones are getting snapped up too quickly right now, I’m in no mood for a bidding war, these shenannigans will end soon.
June 13, 2008 at 12:51 PM #222746ParticipantI would consider waitinghawk a respected bear and his decision to buy was extremely calculated, just in certain markets. He points out that the various areas have different timelines and his choice for a primary residence is a year behind where his vacation home it. I totally agree with his observations, some areas have lost the bulk of their values while others still hold tighter to their 2005 prices. I would be more comfortable buying in Eastlake or Temecula right now than Carmel Valley or Calrsbad because the latter have yet to experience their meltdown and they will have it, just further down the tracks.
My tone has changed from “waiting for the right price” to “waiting for the right house.” But I also want to wait to get to the other side of the spring bounce because the better ones are getting snapped up too quickly right now, I’m in no mood for a bidding war, these shenannigans will end soon.
June 13, 2008 at 1:02 PM #222590Bugs
ParticipantI think that the deals that no look like the exception will soon look like the rule. I think more people will soon have more options. I think before this is over almost everyone who has decent credit and some downpayment will have a fair shot at buying. Within reason, of course.
June 13, 2008 at 1:02 PM #222697ParticipantI think that the deals that no look like the exception will soon look like the rule. I think more people will soon have more options. I think before this is over almost everyone who has decent credit and some downpayment will have a fair shot at buying. Within reason, of course.
June 13, 2008 at 1:02 PM #222708ParticipantI think that the deals that no look like the exception will soon look like the rule. I think more people will soon have more options. I think before this is over almost everyone who has decent credit and some downpayment will have a fair shot at buying. Within reason, of course.
June 13, 2008 at 1:02 PM #222739ParticipantI think that the deals that no look like the exception will soon look like the rule. I think more people will soon have more options. I think before this is over almost everyone who has decent credit and some downpayment will have a fair shot at buying. Within reason, of course.
June 13, 2008 at 1:02 PM #222755ParticipantI think that the deals that no look like the exception will soon look like the rule. I think more people will soon have more options. I think before this is over almost everyone who has decent credit and some downpayment will have a fair shot at buying. Within reason, of course.
June 13, 2008 at 1:07 PM #222595sdrealtor
ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
June 13, 2008 at 1:07 PM #222699ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
June 13, 2008 at 1:07 PM #222713ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
June 13, 2008 at 1:07 PM #222744ParticipantThe simple truth is “I(we) think” lots of things and actually know nothing. Only time will decide the winners and losers.
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