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August 25, 2008 at 7:59 PM #262028August 25, 2008 at 8:42 PM #261739peterbParticipant
I see way too much eagerness to buy on this site. And I would have thought it would have been more bearish. The sure sign of a bottom is improving fundementals with a high level of negative sentiment. Many people here are thinking that it’s “so cheap compared to where it was.”… Like that is how the market works. I heard the same thing about a year ago here. And this year the fundementals and outlook, are far worse!!!
So in my estimation, we’re still far away from it.
August 25, 2008 at 8:42 PM #261940peterbParticipantI see way too much eagerness to buy on this site. And I would have thought it would have been more bearish. The sure sign of a bottom is improving fundementals with a high level of negative sentiment. Many people here are thinking that it’s “so cheap compared to where it was.”… Like that is how the market works. I heard the same thing about a year ago here. And this year the fundementals and outlook, are far worse!!!
So in my estimation, we’re still far away from it.
August 25, 2008 at 8:42 PM #261947peterbParticipantI see way too much eagerness to buy on this site. And I would have thought it would have been more bearish. The sure sign of a bottom is improving fundementals with a high level of negative sentiment. Many people here are thinking that it’s “so cheap compared to where it was.”… Like that is how the market works. I heard the same thing about a year ago here. And this year the fundementals and outlook, are far worse!!!
So in my estimation, we’re still far away from it.
August 25, 2008 at 8:42 PM #262001peterbParticipantI see way too much eagerness to buy on this site. And I would have thought it would have been more bearish. The sure sign of a bottom is improving fundementals with a high level of negative sentiment. Many people here are thinking that it’s “so cheap compared to where it was.”… Like that is how the market works. I heard the same thing about a year ago here. And this year the fundementals and outlook, are far worse!!!
So in my estimation, we’re still far away from it.
August 25, 2008 at 8:42 PM #262038peterbParticipantI see way too much eagerness to buy on this site. And I would have thought it would have been more bearish. The sure sign of a bottom is improving fundementals with a high level of negative sentiment. Many people here are thinking that it’s “so cheap compared to where it was.”… Like that is how the market works. I heard the same thing about a year ago here. And this year the fundementals and outlook, are far worse!!!
So in my estimation, we’re still far away from it.
August 25, 2008 at 9:34 PM #261744Cosmo31Participant[These are not stocks, and have an intrinsic and sentimental value beyond market price, and I’d guess the majority of those buying now are not doing so because they foresee a huge rise in prices as before, they simply want to own a house and can now finally afford it.
Just my 2 cents (a self admitted knife catcher… in escrow as we speak)] – biggoldbear
Three years ago I was at a Padres game sitting in left field occasionally gazing at the new condo conversions. I said to myself, “since we are renting anyway, maybe we should buy a microscopic, ex-apartment for an investment. We could stay until we’re ready to have kids then sell for a profit. We could do it.” My cousin’s friend’s cousin said, “No problem. I don’t care if you are both in school, have to eat Kraft mac-and-cheese two meals a day, have $50.00 in your checking account and currently live in student housing. I have your loan!” We didn’t do it, partially because of this site. Now we are buying a SFR in a nice area.
I am in the same boat with Biggoldbear.
August 25, 2008 at 9:34 PM #261945Cosmo31Participant[These are not stocks, and have an intrinsic and sentimental value beyond market price, and I’d guess the majority of those buying now are not doing so because they foresee a huge rise in prices as before, they simply want to own a house and can now finally afford it.
Just my 2 cents (a self admitted knife catcher… in escrow as we speak)] – biggoldbear
Three years ago I was at a Padres game sitting in left field occasionally gazing at the new condo conversions. I said to myself, “since we are renting anyway, maybe we should buy a microscopic, ex-apartment for an investment. We could stay until we’re ready to have kids then sell for a profit. We could do it.” My cousin’s friend’s cousin said, “No problem. I don’t care if you are both in school, have to eat Kraft mac-and-cheese two meals a day, have $50.00 in your checking account and currently live in student housing. I have your loan!” We didn’t do it, partially because of this site. Now we are buying a SFR in a nice area.
I am in the same boat with Biggoldbear.
August 25, 2008 at 9:34 PM #261952Cosmo31Participant[These are not stocks, and have an intrinsic and sentimental value beyond market price, and I’d guess the majority of those buying now are not doing so because they foresee a huge rise in prices as before, they simply want to own a house and can now finally afford it.
Just my 2 cents (a self admitted knife catcher… in escrow as we speak)] – biggoldbear
Three years ago I was at a Padres game sitting in left field occasionally gazing at the new condo conversions. I said to myself, “since we are renting anyway, maybe we should buy a microscopic, ex-apartment for an investment. We could stay until we’re ready to have kids then sell for a profit. We could do it.” My cousin’s friend’s cousin said, “No problem. I don’t care if you are both in school, have to eat Kraft mac-and-cheese two meals a day, have $50.00 in your checking account and currently live in student housing. I have your loan!” We didn’t do it, partially because of this site. Now we are buying a SFR in a nice area.
I am in the same boat with Biggoldbear.
August 25, 2008 at 9:34 PM #262006Cosmo31Participant[These are not stocks, and have an intrinsic and sentimental value beyond market price, and I’d guess the majority of those buying now are not doing so because they foresee a huge rise in prices as before, they simply want to own a house and can now finally afford it.
Just my 2 cents (a self admitted knife catcher… in escrow as we speak)] – biggoldbear
Three years ago I was at a Padres game sitting in left field occasionally gazing at the new condo conversions. I said to myself, “since we are renting anyway, maybe we should buy a microscopic, ex-apartment for an investment. We could stay until we’re ready to have kids then sell for a profit. We could do it.” My cousin’s friend’s cousin said, “No problem. I don’t care if you are both in school, have to eat Kraft mac-and-cheese two meals a day, have $50.00 in your checking account and currently live in student housing. I have your loan!” We didn’t do it, partially because of this site. Now we are buying a SFR in a nice area.
I am in the same boat with Biggoldbear.
August 25, 2008 at 9:34 PM #262043Cosmo31Participant[These are not stocks, and have an intrinsic and sentimental value beyond market price, and I’d guess the majority of those buying now are not doing so because they foresee a huge rise in prices as before, they simply want to own a house and can now finally afford it.
Just my 2 cents (a self admitted knife catcher… in escrow as we speak)] – biggoldbear
Three years ago I was at a Padres game sitting in left field occasionally gazing at the new condo conversions. I said to myself, “since we are renting anyway, maybe we should buy a microscopic, ex-apartment for an investment. We could stay until we’re ready to have kids then sell for a profit. We could do it.” My cousin’s friend’s cousin said, “No problem. I don’t care if you are both in school, have to eat Kraft mac-and-cheese two meals a day, have $50.00 in your checking account and currently live in student housing. I have your loan!” We didn’t do it, partially because of this site. Now we are buying a SFR in a nice area.
I am in the same boat with Biggoldbear.
August 25, 2008 at 10:21 PM #261758sdrealtorParticipant“The BIGGEST driver of prices is supply and demand. Well the big news today is another record high supply.”
Thats national not local news. I have the news on in the background and just heard a statement that sales are up over 40% year over year this month (admittedly it is mostly low end bargain hunters). Inventory in the MLS is down from last year. Not saying prices are going up but supply/demand certainly is not on your side right now. I have about a dozen buyers, all well qualified, with substantial down payments ( afew are all cash) looking for decent proeprties at or just below today’s prices. It has been a HUGE challenge to find what they are looking for. When we do, there is competition.
August 25, 2008 at 10:21 PM #261960sdrealtorParticipant“The BIGGEST driver of prices is supply and demand. Well the big news today is another record high supply.”
Thats national not local news. I have the news on in the background and just heard a statement that sales are up over 40% year over year this month (admittedly it is mostly low end bargain hunters). Inventory in the MLS is down from last year. Not saying prices are going up but supply/demand certainly is not on your side right now. I have about a dozen buyers, all well qualified, with substantial down payments ( afew are all cash) looking for decent proeprties at or just below today’s prices. It has been a HUGE challenge to find what they are looking for. When we do, there is competition.
August 25, 2008 at 10:21 PM #261968sdrealtorParticipant“The BIGGEST driver of prices is supply and demand. Well the big news today is another record high supply.”
Thats national not local news. I have the news on in the background and just heard a statement that sales are up over 40% year over year this month (admittedly it is mostly low end bargain hunters). Inventory in the MLS is down from last year. Not saying prices are going up but supply/demand certainly is not on your side right now. I have about a dozen buyers, all well qualified, with substantial down payments ( afew are all cash) looking for decent proeprties at or just below today’s prices. It has been a HUGE challenge to find what they are looking for. When we do, there is competition.
August 25, 2008 at 10:21 PM #262021sdrealtorParticipant“The BIGGEST driver of prices is supply and demand. Well the big news today is another record high supply.”
Thats national not local news. I have the news on in the background and just heard a statement that sales are up over 40% year over year this month (admittedly it is mostly low end bargain hunters). Inventory in the MLS is down from last year. Not saying prices are going up but supply/demand certainly is not on your side right now. I have about a dozen buyers, all well qualified, with substantial down payments ( afew are all cash) looking for decent proeprties at or just below today’s prices. It has been a HUGE challenge to find what they are looking for. When we do, there is competition.
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