Housing won’t hit bottom ’til 2012

[sdrealtor]

Not coppin out. Just struggling with disclosing a private information to someone I dont know. If I had met deadzone at a meetup or one of the longtime piggs could vouch for him, I’ll be all over it. I’m mulling it over and perhaps we could do it offline once the transaction closes.

[Anonymous]

[quote=sdrealtor]Not coppin out. Just struggling with disclosing a private information to someone I dont know. If I had met deadzone at a meetup or one of the longtime piggs could vouch for him, I’ll be all over it. I’m mulling it over and perhaps we could do it offline once the transaction closes.[/quote]

Regardless I don’ think there is any point to betting on a single property anyway. Cherry picking one particular property doesn’t change the fact that generally speaking prices are much more likely to go down in the next two years than up.

How about this for a bet: I say December 2012 Case Shiller for San Diego will be at least 10% lower than December 2010. Dinner at Donovans.

[Anonymous]

[quote=sdrealtor]Not coppin out. Just struggling with disclosing a private information to someone I dont know. If I had met deadzone at a meetup or one of the longtime piggs could vouch for him, I’ll be all over it. I’m mulling it over and perhaps we could do it offline once the transaction closes.[/quote]

Regardless I don’ think there is any point to betting on a single property anyway. Cherry picking one particular property doesn’t change the fact that generally speaking prices are much more likely to go down in the next two years than up.

How about this for a bet: I say December 2012 Case Shiller for San Diego will be at least 10% lower than December 2010. Dinner at Donovans.

[Anonymous]

[quote=sdrealtor]Not coppin out. Just struggling with disclosing a private information to someone I dont know. If I had met deadzone at a meetup or one of the longtime piggs could vouch for him, I’ll be all over it. I’m mulling it over and perhaps we could do it offline once the transaction closes.[/quote]

Regardless I don’ think there is any point to betting on a single property anyway. Cherry picking one particular property doesn’t change the fact that generally speaking prices are much more likely to go down in the next two years than up.

How about this for a bet: I say December 2012 Case Shiller for San Diego will be at least 10% lower than December 2010. Dinner at Donovans.

[Anonymous]

[quote=sdrealtor]Not coppin out. Just struggling with disclosing a private information to someone I dont know. If I had met deadzone at a meetup or one of the longtime piggs could vouch for him, I’ll be all over it. I’m mulling it over and perhaps we could do it offline once the transaction closes.[/quote]

Regardless I don’ think there is any point to betting on a single property anyway. Cherry picking one particular property doesn’t change the fact that generally speaking prices are much more likely to go down in the next two years than up.

How about this for a bet: I say December 2012 Case Shiller for San Diego will be at least 10% lower than December 2010. Dinner at Donovans.

[Anonymous]

[quote=sdrealtor]Not coppin out. Just struggling with disclosing a private information to someone I dont know. If I had met deadzone at a meetup or one of the longtime piggs could vouch for him, I’ll be all over it. I’m mulling it over and perhaps we could do it offline once the transaction closes.[/quote]

Regardless I don’ think there is any point to betting on a single property anyway. Cherry picking one particular property doesn’t change the fact that generally speaking prices are much more likely to go down in the next two years than up.

How about this for a bet: I say December 2012 Case Shiller for San Diego will be at least 10% lower than December 2010. Dinner at Donovans.

[an]

[quote=JBurkett19]I think the winter of 2011 will be bottom. We’ll see a 5% decrease in prices from current levels by then.
But, ultimately those that are waiting for folks in the media (including this site and others like it) to declare a bottom, they will totally miss out on the “bargain”. Some of the posts have it right here. There are too many eyes on this market, and bargains are hard to come by. Bargains are a result of hard work and diligence, not only market timing.[/quote]
Just 5%? Some part of San Diego have gone up 10-15 since late 2008 to early 2009. I sure would hope you mean 20-25%. Because if it’s only 5%, then we’ve already hit bottom 2 years ago in some areas.

[an]

[quote=JBurkett19]I think the winter of 2011 will be bottom. We’ll see a 5% decrease in prices from current levels by then.
But, ultimately those that are waiting for folks in the media (including this site and others like it) to declare a bottom, they will totally miss out on the “bargain”. Some of the posts have it right here. There are too many eyes on this market, and bargains are hard to come by. Bargains are a result of hard work and diligence, not only market timing.[/quote]
Just 5%? Some part of San Diego have gone up 10-15 since late 2008 to early 2009. I sure would hope you mean 20-25%. Because if it’s only 5%, then we’ve already hit bottom 2 years ago in some areas.

[an]

[quote=JBurkett19]I think the winter of 2011 will be bottom. We’ll see a 5% decrease in prices from current levels by then.
But, ultimately those that are waiting for folks in the media (including this site and others like it) to declare a bottom, they will totally miss out on the “bargain”. Some of the posts have it right here. There are too many eyes on this market, and bargains are hard to come by. Bargains are a result of hard work and diligence, not only market timing.[/quote]
Just 5%? Some part of San Diego have gone up 10-15 since late 2008 to early 2009. I sure would hope you mean 20-25%. Because if it’s only 5%, then we’ve already hit bottom 2 years ago in some areas.

[an]

[quote=JBurkett19]I think the winter of 2011 will be bottom. We’ll see a 5% decrease in prices from current levels by then.
But, ultimately those that are waiting for folks in the media (including this site and others like it) to declare a bottom, they will totally miss out on the “bargain”. Some of the posts have it right here. There are too many eyes on this market, and bargains are hard to come by. Bargains are a result of hard work and diligence, not only market timing.[/quote]
Just 5%? Some part of San Diego have gone up 10-15 since late 2008 to early 2009. I sure would hope you mean 20-25%. Because if it’s only 5%, then we’ve already hit bottom 2 years ago in some areas.

[an]

[quote=JBurkett19]I think the winter of 2011 will be bottom. We’ll see a 5% decrease in prices from current levels by then.
But, ultimately those that are waiting for folks in the media (including this site and others like it) to declare a bottom, they will totally miss out on the “bargain”. Some of the posts have it right here. There are too many eyes on this market, and bargains are hard to come by. Bargains are a result of hard work and diligence, not only market timing.[/quote]
Just 5%? Some part of San Diego have gone up 10-15 since late 2008 to early 2009. I sure would hope you mean 20-25%. Because if it’s only 5%, then we’ve already hit bottom 2 years ago in some areas.

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