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December 30, 2008 at 3:45 PM #321960December 30, 2008 at 4:14 PM #321847waiting for bottomParticipant
Here’s what the future’s traders think. While I am skeptical that the bottom is only 12% and 1 quarter away – these people are putting their money on it….
December 30, 2008 at 4:14 PM #322001waiting for bottomParticipantHere’s what the future’s traders think. While I am skeptical that the bottom is only 12% and 1 quarter away – these people are putting their money on it….
December 30, 2008 at 4:14 PM #321501waiting for bottomParticipantHere’s what the future’s traders think. While I am skeptical that the bottom is only 12% and 1 quarter away – these people are putting their money on it….
December 30, 2008 at 4:14 PM #321904waiting for bottomParticipantHere’s what the future’s traders think. While I am skeptical that the bottom is only 12% and 1 quarter away – these people are putting their money on it….
December 30, 2008 at 4:14 PM #321921waiting for bottomParticipantHere’s what the future’s traders think. While I am skeptical that the bottom is only 12% and 1 quarter away – these people are putting their money on it….
December 30, 2008 at 5:05 PM #3220225yearwaiterParticipantSome predictions about bottom of housing could lead 2010 and further also there is no gain in this housing for a while…..
The facts are :
2004 and 2005 peak buyers who used 5 ARM yet to exercise the foreclosure trend to gain in their loses.
Job market is one single factor can do upside down and we are simply at the start of Job loss scenario
As per Eyeball2009 experts expectations entire California housing decline until the affordability factor of California near to the price ranges that are in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada would occur.
Final factor – people’s frustration – when this can turn as enterprenurship towards housing.
December 30, 2008 at 5:05 PM #3218675yearwaiterParticipantSome predictions about bottom of housing could lead 2010 and further also there is no gain in this housing for a while…..
The facts are :
2004 and 2005 peak buyers who used 5 ARM yet to exercise the foreclosure trend to gain in their loses.
Job market is one single factor can do upside down and we are simply at the start of Job loss scenario
As per Eyeball2009 experts expectations entire California housing decline until the affordability factor of California near to the price ranges that are in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada would occur.
Final factor – people’s frustration – when this can turn as enterprenurship towards housing.
December 30, 2008 at 5:05 PM #3219425yearwaiterParticipantSome predictions about bottom of housing could lead 2010 and further also there is no gain in this housing for a while…..
The facts are :
2004 and 2005 peak buyers who used 5 ARM yet to exercise the foreclosure trend to gain in their loses.
Job market is one single factor can do upside down and we are simply at the start of Job loss scenario
As per Eyeball2009 experts expectations entire California housing decline until the affordability factor of California near to the price ranges that are in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada would occur.
Final factor – people’s frustration – when this can turn as enterprenurship towards housing.
December 30, 2008 at 5:05 PM #3219245yearwaiterParticipantSome predictions about bottom of housing could lead 2010 and further also there is no gain in this housing for a while…..
The facts are :
2004 and 2005 peak buyers who used 5 ARM yet to exercise the foreclosure trend to gain in their loses.
Job market is one single factor can do upside down and we are simply at the start of Job loss scenario
As per Eyeball2009 experts expectations entire California housing decline until the affordability factor of California near to the price ranges that are in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada would occur.
Final factor – people’s frustration – when this can turn as enterprenurship towards housing.
December 30, 2008 at 5:05 PM #3215215yearwaiterParticipantSome predictions about bottom of housing could lead 2010 and further also there is no gain in this housing for a while…..
The facts are :
2004 and 2005 peak buyers who used 5 ARM yet to exercise the foreclosure trend to gain in their loses.
Job market is one single factor can do upside down and we are simply at the start of Job loss scenario
As per Eyeball2009 experts expectations entire California housing decline until the affordability factor of California near to the price ranges that are in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada would occur.
Final factor – people’s frustration – when this can turn as enterprenurship towards housing.
December 30, 2008 at 8:57 PM #321946fredo4ParticipantMy prediction is that prices from the higher tier homes will fall in 2009 at the same rate of the subprime homes in 2008 because of the alt-a and option arm resets.
Everything will then start to fall at a slower rate in 2010 for the next 5 years into about 2015.December 30, 2008 at 8:57 PM #321601fredo4ParticipantMy prediction is that prices from the higher tier homes will fall in 2009 at the same rate of the subprime homes in 2008 because of the alt-a and option arm resets.
Everything will then start to fall at a slower rate in 2010 for the next 5 years into about 2015.December 30, 2008 at 8:57 PM #322004fredo4ParticipantMy prediction is that prices from the higher tier homes will fall in 2009 at the same rate of the subprime homes in 2008 because of the alt-a and option arm resets.
Everything will then start to fall at a slower rate in 2010 for the next 5 years into about 2015.December 30, 2008 at 8:57 PM #322023fredo4ParticipantMy prediction is that prices from the higher tier homes will fall in 2009 at the same rate of the subprime homes in 2008 because of the alt-a and option arm resets.
Everything will then start to fall at a slower rate in 2010 for the next 5 years into about 2015. -
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