Mortgage broker predicts further collapse in housing

[Arraya]

http://newobservations.net/2010/01/27/property-values-projected-to-fall-12-percent-in-2010/?source=patrick.net
The most provocative of all of the charts which I have been studying in the last six months suggests the fall is inevitable. All of the government maneuvers will fail because delinquent first mortgages are now equal in number to three times a balanced for-sale inventory (Please see above “Delinquent Mortgages: Will They Overwhelm Supply?”).

My prediction is that the leaders at our Treasury and the Fed will finish as the bigger or the biggest fools. They are waging nuclear war to maintain bubble pricing on 129 million housing units (If you are like me, you say that sentence, and you know that the policy is dead wrong.). Only an academic bureaucrat could make such a choice and believe in it. And the financial press has not even one word to say against this lunatic fantasy. The blind cover the dumb and vice versa.

Ben Bernanke and Timothy Geithner prove that book learning makes you dumb and government work makes you slow. Don’t put your faith in them or their experience. They haven’t spent enough time in the real world.

If you own real estate and you can sell, sell it. If you want to buy, make sure you are staying for 10 years and insist on a great deal. Make sure you can live with losing 10 percent or 20 percent or 30 percent of the price that you pay for your home.

The risk inherent in our current real estate market is far beyond the tolerance of 98% of would-be buyers. That means you. You can get screwed badly if you buy now. Don’t do it. Don’t put yourself in the poor house.

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Some pretty impressive charts!

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Some pretty impressive charts!

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Some pretty impressive charts!

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Some pretty impressive charts!

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Some pretty impressive charts!

[DataAgent]

This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)

[DataAgent]

This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)

[DataAgent]

This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)

[DataAgent]

This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)

[DataAgent]

This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=DataAgent]This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)[/quote]

Hmm don’t know about SD being undervalued so much,

But I would say TV is still undervalued at this point being about an hour commute to most of SD and about the same to south OC.

Being from L.A. an hour commute looks good so my opinion may not matter as much but I am happy.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=DataAgent]This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)[/quote]

Hmm don’t know about SD being undervalued so much,

But I would say TV is still undervalued at this point being about an hour commute to most of SD and about the same to south OC.

Being from L.A. an hour commute looks good so my opinion may not matter as much but I am happy.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=DataAgent]This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)[/quote]

Hmm don’t know about SD being undervalued so much,

But I would say TV is still undervalued at this point being about an hour commute to most of SD and about the same to south OC.

Being from L.A. an hour commute looks good so my opinion may not matter as much but I am happy.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=DataAgent]This chart says San Diego is undervalued by 17%:
http://money.cnn.com/real_estate/storysupplement/overvalued_cities/

(you need to click the ‘undervalued’ tab)[/quote]

Hmm don’t know about SD being undervalued so much,

But I would say TV is still undervalued at this point being about an hour commute to most of SD and about the same to south OC.

Being from L.A. an hour commute looks good so my opinion may not matter as much but I am happy.

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