Magic Ball Needed

[jimcav]

arraya,
i’d like to rent a 3 bedroom place (hopefully home) in 92103, or possibly 92106. where do you do your weekly rent checking? I am only using craiglist (i am not in san diego, but tranfer there in mid-late july)
thanks
jim

[Bugs]

Nobody knows what effect the increased availability of the information will have on emerging trends. As time goes on the blogs like Piggington’s contribute tremendously to the ability of Joe Average to access and analyze the data for themselves.

How many people, prior to coming to this site, had the “feeling” that things weren’t right but no way to back that intuition up with data and analysis? Those people who choose to avail themselves of this information need never feel like they’re taking an uninformed risk ever again. They wont need to rely solely on their friends or their brokers for advice with respect to macro market conditions.

I think this is one of the factors contributing to why these prices are falling as fast as they are on the bottom end. When the second wave of ARM resets comes on next year I think it will contribute to the collapse of the upper end too.

However, this increased availability could prevent the pricing structure from significantly overcorrecting, too. If that happens then it might signify a trend for cycles with much smaller high-low extremes going forward.

It’s possible that the timing for your future purchases could depend more on prevailing mortgage interest rates than on sales prices because pricing will become more dependent on the financing than on NAR commercials on TV.

Another unknown is the impact of our changing demographics and exactly how many boomers will be in a financial position to retire in place. What will the employment options be for the younger workers going forward and how will those options affect their capacity to service their mortgages?

There are so many unknowns. On the surface I can see no reason to believe that the answers to any of these unknowns will turn out to favor having an itchy trigger finger on a purchase transaction. But there’s no way to really know the future before it gets here.

[Bugs]

Nobody knows what effect the increased availability of the information will have on emerging trends. As time goes on the blogs like Piggington’s contribute tremendously to the ability of Joe Average to access and analyze the data for themselves.

How many people, prior to coming to this site, had the “feeling” that things weren’t right but no way to back that intuition up with data and analysis? Those people who choose to avail themselves of this information need never feel like they’re taking an uninformed risk ever again. They wont need to rely solely on their friends or their brokers for advice with respect to macro market conditions.

I think this is one of the factors contributing to why these prices are falling as fast as they are on the bottom end. When the second wave of ARM resets comes on next year I think it will contribute to the collapse of the upper end too.

However, this increased availability could prevent the pricing structure from significantly overcorrecting, too. If that happens then it might signify a trend for cycles with much smaller high-low extremes going forward.

It’s possible that the timing for your future purchases could depend more on prevailing mortgage interest rates than on sales prices because pricing will become more dependent on the financing than on NAR commercials on TV.

Another unknown is the impact of our changing demographics and exactly how many boomers will be in a financial position to retire in place. What will the employment options be for the younger workers going forward and how will those options affect their capacity to service their mortgages?

There are so many unknowns. On the surface I can see no reason to believe that the answers to any of these unknowns will turn out to favor having an itchy trigger finger on a purchase transaction. But there’s no way to really know the future before it gets here.

[Bugs]

Nobody knows what effect the increased availability of the information will have on emerging trends. As time goes on the blogs like Piggington’s contribute tremendously to the ability of Joe Average to access and analyze the data for themselves.

How many people, prior to coming to this site, had the “feeling” that things weren’t right but no way to back that intuition up with data and analysis? Those people who choose to avail themselves of this information need never feel like they’re taking an uninformed risk ever again. They wont need to rely solely on their friends or their brokers for advice with respect to macro market conditions.

I think this is one of the factors contributing to why these prices are falling as fast as they are on the bottom end. When the second wave of ARM resets comes on next year I think it will contribute to the collapse of the upper end too.

However, this increased availability could prevent the pricing structure from significantly overcorrecting, too. If that happens then it might signify a trend for cycles with much smaller high-low extremes going forward.

It’s possible that the timing for your future purchases could depend more on prevailing mortgage interest rates than on sales prices because pricing will become more dependent on the financing than on NAR commercials on TV.

Another unknown is the impact of our changing demographics and exactly how many boomers will be in a financial position to retire in place. What will the employment options be for the younger workers going forward and how will those options affect their capacity to service their mortgages?

There are so many unknowns. On the surface I can see no reason to believe that the answers to any of these unknowns will turn out to favor having an itchy trigger finger on a purchase transaction. But there’s no way to really know the future before it gets here.

[Bugs]

Nobody knows what effect the increased availability of the information will have on emerging trends. As time goes on the blogs like Piggington’s contribute tremendously to the ability of Joe Average to access and analyze the data for themselves.

How many people, prior to coming to this site, had the “feeling” that things weren’t right but no way to back that intuition up with data and analysis? Those people who choose to avail themselves of this information need never feel like they’re taking an uninformed risk ever again. They wont need to rely solely on their friends or their brokers for advice with respect to macro market conditions.

I think this is one of the factors contributing to why these prices are falling as fast as they are on the bottom end. When the second wave of ARM resets comes on next year I think it will contribute to the collapse of the upper end too.

However, this increased availability could prevent the pricing structure from significantly overcorrecting, too. If that happens then it might signify a trend for cycles with much smaller high-low extremes going forward.

It’s possible that the timing for your future purchases could depend more on prevailing mortgage interest rates than on sales prices because pricing will become more dependent on the financing than on NAR commercials on TV.

Another unknown is the impact of our changing demographics and exactly how many boomers will be in a financial position to retire in place. What will the employment options be for the younger workers going forward and how will those options affect their capacity to service their mortgages?

There are so many unknowns. On the surface I can see no reason to believe that the answers to any of these unknowns will turn out to favor having an itchy trigger finger on a purchase transaction. But there’s no way to really know the future before it gets here.

[Bugs]

Nobody knows what effect the increased availability of the information will have on emerging trends. As time goes on the blogs like Piggington’s contribute tremendously to the ability of Joe Average to access and analyze the data for themselves.

How many people, prior to coming to this site, had the “feeling” that things weren’t right but no way to back that intuition up with data and analysis? Those people who choose to avail themselves of this information need never feel like they’re taking an uninformed risk ever again. They wont need to rely solely on their friends or their brokers for advice with respect to macro market conditions.

I think this is one of the factors contributing to why these prices are falling as fast as they are on the bottom end. When the second wave of ARM resets comes on next year I think it will contribute to the collapse of the upper end too.

However, this increased availability could prevent the pricing structure from significantly overcorrecting, too. If that happens then it might signify a trend for cycles with much smaller high-low extremes going forward.

It’s possible that the timing for your future purchases could depend more on prevailing mortgage interest rates than on sales prices because pricing will become more dependent on the financing than on NAR commercials on TV.

Another unknown is the impact of our changing demographics and exactly how many boomers will be in a financial position to retire in place. What will the employment options be for the younger workers going forward and how will those options affect their capacity to service their mortgages?

There are so many unknowns. On the surface I can see no reason to believe that the answers to any of these unknowns will turn out to favor having an itchy trigger finger on a purchase transaction. But there’s no way to really know the future before it gets here.

[PC]

Email Adam Rappoport (SD Realtor) at [email protected]. After reading piggington for 3-4 years, I found Adam’s posts to be level-headed (not emotionally driven), and (much like Rich) based on empirical data. Some of the traits that impressed me were his ability to understand the local housing market by analyzing empirical data, his objectiveness on the current market, and most importantly, his honesty. I don’t think I can capture completely in words my unequivocal confidence in Adam. Indeed, I am using Adam now for my own housing search, and I’ve referred my little brother to him as well. Before I decided to work with Adam, I did a search of all the posts from the realtors who regularly visit this website and found that Adam was probably the least optimistic, which earned some credibility with me. Whenever someone has asked for a referral on piggington, I believe he has a policy of avoiding some self-promotion, which explains the lack of response from Adam. No offense any of the other realtors on this website.

[PC]

Email Adam Rappoport (SD Realtor) at [email protected]. After reading piggington for 3-4 years, I found Adam’s posts to be level-headed (not emotionally driven), and (much like Rich) based on empirical data. Some of the traits that impressed me were his ability to understand the local housing market by analyzing empirical data, his objectiveness on the current market, and most importantly, his honesty. I don’t think I can capture completely in words my unequivocal confidence in Adam. Indeed, I am using Adam now for my own housing search, and I’ve referred my little brother to him as well. Before I decided to work with Adam, I did a search of all the posts from the realtors who regularly visit this website and found that Adam was probably the least optimistic, which earned some credibility with me. Whenever someone has asked for a referral on piggington, I believe he has a policy of avoiding some self-promotion, which explains the lack of response from Adam. No offense any of the other realtors on this website.

[PC]

Email Adam Rappoport (SD Realtor) at [email protected]. After reading piggington for 3-4 years, I found Adam’s posts to be level-headed (not emotionally driven), and (much like Rich) based on empirical data. Some of the traits that impressed me were his ability to understand the local housing market by analyzing empirical data, his objectiveness on the current market, and most importantly, his honesty. I don’t think I can capture completely in words my unequivocal confidence in Adam. Indeed, I am using Adam now for my own housing search, and I’ve referred my little brother to him as well. Before I decided to work with Adam, I did a search of all the posts from the realtors who regularly visit this website and found that Adam was probably the least optimistic, which earned some credibility with me. Whenever someone has asked for a referral on piggington, I believe he has a policy of avoiding some self-promotion, which explains the lack of response from Adam. No offense any of the other realtors on this website.

[PC]

Email Adam Rappoport (SD Realtor) at [email protected]. After reading piggington for 3-4 years, I found Adam’s posts to be level-headed (not emotionally driven), and (much like Rich) based on empirical data. Some of the traits that impressed me were his ability to understand the local housing market by analyzing empirical data, his objectiveness on the current market, and most importantly, his honesty. I don’t think I can capture completely in words my unequivocal confidence in Adam. Indeed, I am using Adam now for my own housing search, and I’ve referred my little brother to him as well. Before I decided to work with Adam, I did a search of all the posts from the realtors who regularly visit this website and found that Adam was probably the least optimistic, which earned some credibility with me. Whenever someone has asked for a referral on piggington, I believe he has a policy of avoiding some self-promotion, which explains the lack of response from Adam. No offense any of the other realtors on this website.

[PC]

Email Adam Rappoport (SD Realtor) at [email protected]. After reading piggington for 3-4 years, I found Adam’s posts to be level-headed (not emotionally driven), and (much like Rich) based on empirical data. Some of the traits that impressed me were his ability to understand the local housing market by analyzing empirical data, his objectiveness on the current market, and most importantly, his honesty. I don’t think I can capture completely in words my unequivocal confidence in Adam. Indeed, I am using Adam now for my own housing search, and I’ve referred my little brother to him as well. Before I decided to work with Adam, I did a search of all the posts from the realtors who regularly visit this website and found that Adam was probably the least optimistic, which earned some credibility with me. Whenever someone has asked for a referral on piggington, I believe he has a policy of avoiding some self-promotion, which explains the lack of response from Adam. No offense any of the other realtors on this website.

[Ex-SD]

Submitted by sdrealtor on April 22, 2008 – 10:27am.

Ok Ex_SD
Come back in 4 years. Don’t let the door hit you in the….

sdrealtor: Why is it that you’re just a first class asshole? Just because you’re a real estate agent doesn’t mean that you have to be a jerk too.

(PC, I agree with you concerning Adam, SD Realtor. He’s a class act)

[Ex-SD]

Submitted by sdrealtor on April 22, 2008 – 10:27am.

Ok Ex_SD
Come back in 4 years. Don’t let the door hit you in the….

sdrealtor: Why is it that you’re just a first class asshole? Just because you’re a real estate agent doesn’t mean that you have to be a jerk too.

(PC, I agree with you concerning Adam, SD Realtor. He’s a class act)

[Ex-SD]

Submitted by sdrealtor on April 22, 2008 – 10:27am.

Ok Ex_SD
Come back in 4 years. Don’t let the door hit you in the….

sdrealtor: Why is it that you’re just a first class asshole? Just because you’re a real estate agent doesn’t mean that you have to be a jerk too.

(PC, I agree with you concerning Adam, SD Realtor. He’s a class act)

[Ex-SD]

Submitted by sdrealtor on April 22, 2008 – 10:27am.

Ok Ex_SD
Come back in 4 years. Don’t let the door hit you in the….

sdrealtor: Why is it that you’re just a first class asshole? Just because you’re a real estate agent doesn’t mean that you have to be a jerk too.

(PC, I agree with you concerning Adam, SD Realtor. He’s a class act)

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