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November 7, 2007 at 1:31 PM #96890November 7, 2007 at 1:31 PM #96895
ibjames
ParticipantThat is exactly something I would buy. Though I would hope to buy it in the 300’s
November 7, 2007 at 1:31 PM #96903ParticipantThat is exactly something I would buy. Though I would hope to buy it in the 300’s
November 7, 2007 at 3:36 PM #96932studenteconomist
ParticipantWow, did you see the sales price history on this particular house? It was purchased pre-construction in 1989 for $181k and sold in 1997 for $169k. They lost $12,000 on the property after buying at the peak and selling 8 years later!! This is an example of the amount of time it takes for bubbles to unwind. We have a few years before the bottom is reached, I am afraid.
November 7, 2007 at 3:36 PM #96998ParticipantWow, did you see the sales price history on this particular house? It was purchased pre-construction in 1989 for $181k and sold in 1997 for $169k. They lost $12,000 on the property after buying at the peak and selling 8 years later!! This is an example of the amount of time it takes for bubbles to unwind. We have a few years before the bottom is reached, I am afraid.
November 7, 2007 at 3:36 PM #97003ParticipantWow, did you see the sales price history on this particular house? It was purchased pre-construction in 1989 for $181k and sold in 1997 for $169k. They lost $12,000 on the property after buying at the peak and selling 8 years later!! This is an example of the amount of time it takes for bubbles to unwind. We have a few years before the bottom is reached, I am afraid.
November 7, 2007 at 3:36 PM #97014ParticipantWow, did you see the sales price history on this particular house? It was purchased pre-construction in 1989 for $181k and sold in 1997 for $169k. They lost $12,000 on the property after buying at the peak and selling 8 years later!! This is an example of the amount of time it takes for bubbles to unwind. We have a few years before the bottom is reached, I am afraid.
November 7, 2007 at 10:05 PM #97186gverdi
ParticipantYou got to make an offer ASAP since I heard that SDG&E will
come next week to re-route the power lines running above the
house and is likely that the seller will raise the price after
that. And also, does the house come with the girl showing up
in the bathroom mirror?J/K.
November 7, 2007 at 10:05 PM #97247ParticipantYou got to make an offer ASAP since I heard that SDG&E will
come next week to re-route the power lines running above the
house and is likely that the seller will raise the price after
that. And also, does the house come with the girl showing up
in the bathroom mirror?J/K.
November 7, 2007 at 10:05 PM #97258ParticipantYou got to make an offer ASAP since I heard that SDG&E will
come next week to re-route the power lines running above the
house and is likely that the seller will raise the price after
that. And also, does the house come with the girl showing up
in the bathroom mirror?J/K.
November 7, 2007 at 10:05 PM #97265ParticipantYou got to make an offer ASAP since I heard that SDG&E will
come next week to re-route the power lines running above the
house and is likely that the seller will raise the price after
that. And also, does the house come with the girl showing up
in the bathroom mirror?J/K.
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