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April 24, 2008 at 10:15 AM #193831April 24, 2008 at 2:08 PM #193823
kewp
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some “pent up” demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
I also think there are less of these folks then there are properties in the foreclosure pipeline, so things are going to get *real* interesting when we hit that bottom.
April 24, 2008 at 2:08 PM #193853kewp
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some “pent up” demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
I also think there are less of these folks then there are properties in the foreclosure pipeline, so things are going to get *real* interesting when we hit that bottom.
April 24, 2008 at 2:08 PM #193879kewp
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some “pent up” demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
I also think there are less of these folks then there are properties in the foreclosure pipeline, so things are going to get *real* interesting when we hit that bottom.
April 24, 2008 at 2:08 PM #193896kewp
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some “pent up” demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
I also think there are less of these folks then there are properties in the foreclosure pipeline, so things are going to get *real* interesting when we hit that bottom.
April 24, 2008 at 2:08 PM #193940kewp
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some “pent up” demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
I also think there are less of these folks then there are properties in the foreclosure pipeline, so things are going to get *real* interesting when we hit that bottom.
April 24, 2008 at 2:49 PM #193838nostradamus
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some "pent up" demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
Theory? I think it's a fact which describes pretty much every person here on piggington, including the creator; however, I wouldn't describe it as wanting to buy at a discount. I would describe it as wanting to buy at rational prices not funny-money prices.
April 24, 2008 at 2:49 PM #193868nostradamus
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some "pent up" demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
Theory? I think it's a fact which describes pretty much every person here on piggington, including the creator; however, I wouldn't describe it as wanting to buy at a discount. I would describe it as wanting to buy at rational prices not funny-money prices.
April 24, 2008 at 2:49 PM #193892nostradamus
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some "pent up" demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
Theory? I think it's a fact which describes pretty much every person here on piggington, including the creator; however, I wouldn't describe it as wanting to buy at a discount. I would describe it as wanting to buy at rational prices not funny-money prices.
April 24, 2008 at 2:49 PM #193911nostradamus
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some "pent up" demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
Theory? I think it's a fact which describes pretty much every person here on piggington, including the creator; however, I wouldn't describe it as wanting to buy at a discount. I would describe it as wanting to buy at rational prices not funny-money prices.
April 24, 2008 at 2:49 PM #193952nostradamus
ParticipantMy current theory is that there is indeed some "pent up" demand from those anxious to buy at a discount.
Theory? I think it's a fact which describes pretty much every person here on piggington, including the creator; however, I wouldn't describe it as wanting to buy at a discount. I would describe it as wanting to buy at rational prices not funny-money prices.
April 30, 2008 at 11:52 AM #196626pepsi
ParticipantMira Mesa inventory is droping fast in the last few months. It was over 10 months a while ago, but it is in 5.x months now.
On the other hand, CV inventory has been growing.
I guess buyers are being more realistic and settling for what they really can afford.
April 30, 2008 at 11:52 AM #196659pepsi
ParticipantMira Mesa inventory is droping fast in the last few months. It was over 10 months a while ago, but it is in 5.x months now.
On the other hand, CV inventory has been growing.
I guess buyers are being more realistic and settling for what they really can afford.
April 30, 2008 at 11:52 AM #196683pepsi
ParticipantMira Mesa inventory is droping fast in the last few months. It was over 10 months a while ago, but it is in 5.x months now.
On the other hand, CV inventory has been growing.
I guess buyers are being more realistic and settling for what they really can afford.
April 30, 2008 at 11:52 AM #196705pepsi
ParticipantMira Mesa inventory is droping fast in the last few months. It was over 10 months a while ago, but it is in 5.x months now.
On the other hand, CV inventory has been growing.
I guess buyers are being more realistic and settling for what they really can afford.
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