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March 20, 2009 at 4:17 PM #371261March 21, 2009 at 1:26 AM #370944
massey
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Except sellers just read your post and will raise prices a little, maybe 5%.
[/quote]Fat chance of that strategy succeeding right now.
It’s a buyer’s market. If it weren’t there would be no need for the fed to monetize debt to push the rates so low in the first place. At best this will “stabilize” the prices where they are now. Net effect, though, is a discount to the buyer. Isn’t it cool how the Fed can force all these self-deluding owners to discount their properties without their consent or participation?
March 21, 2009 at 1:26 AM #371232Participant[quote=equalizer]
Except sellers just read your post and will raise prices a little, maybe 5%.
[/quote]Fat chance of that strategy succeeding right now.
It’s a buyer’s market. If it weren’t there would be no need for the fed to monetize debt to push the rates so low in the first place. At best this will “stabilize” the prices where they are now. Net effect, though, is a discount to the buyer. Isn’t it cool how the Fed can force all these self-deluding owners to discount their properties without their consent or participation?
March 21, 2009 at 1:26 AM #371400Participant[quote=equalizer]
Except sellers just read your post and will raise prices a little, maybe 5%.
[/quote]Fat chance of that strategy succeeding right now.
It’s a buyer’s market. If it weren’t there would be no need for the fed to monetize debt to push the rates so low in the first place. At best this will “stabilize” the prices where they are now. Net effect, though, is a discount to the buyer. Isn’t it cool how the Fed can force all these self-deluding owners to discount their properties without their consent or participation?
March 21, 2009 at 1:26 AM #371444Participant[quote=equalizer]
Except sellers just read your post and will raise prices a little, maybe 5%.
[/quote]Fat chance of that strategy succeeding right now.
It’s a buyer’s market. If it weren’t there would be no need for the fed to monetize debt to push the rates so low in the first place. At best this will “stabilize” the prices where they are now. Net effect, though, is a discount to the buyer. Isn’t it cool how the Fed can force all these self-deluding owners to discount their properties without their consent or participation?
March 21, 2009 at 1:26 AM #371557Participant[quote=equalizer]
Except sellers just read your post and will raise prices a little, maybe 5%.
[/quote]Fat chance of that strategy succeeding right now.
It’s a buyer’s market. If it weren’t there would be no need for the fed to monetize debt to push the rates so low in the first place. At best this will “stabilize” the prices where they are now. Net effect, though, is a discount to the buyer. Isn’t it cool how the Fed can force all these self-deluding owners to discount their properties without their consent or participation?
March 21, 2009 at 6:10 PM #371088LarryTheRenter
ParticipantWhat’s up with Jumbos??
Has the recent activity influenced the rates on jumbo mortgages..Specifically the 30yr fixed jumbos….Any recommendations for the best place to get a jumbo???
March 21, 2009 at 6:10 PM #371377ParticipantWhat’s up with Jumbos??
Has the recent activity influenced the rates on jumbo mortgages..Specifically the 30yr fixed jumbos….Any recommendations for the best place to get a jumbo???
March 21, 2009 at 6:10 PM #371545ParticipantWhat’s up with Jumbos??
Has the recent activity influenced the rates on jumbo mortgages..Specifically the 30yr fixed jumbos….Any recommendations for the best place to get a jumbo???
March 21, 2009 at 6:10 PM #371589ParticipantWhat’s up with Jumbos??
Has the recent activity influenced the rates on jumbo mortgages..Specifically the 30yr fixed jumbos….Any recommendations for the best place to get a jumbo???
March 21, 2009 at 6:10 PM #371703ParticipantWhat’s up with Jumbos??
Has the recent activity influenced the rates on jumbo mortgages..Specifically the 30yr fixed jumbos….Any recommendations for the best place to get a jumbo???
March 21, 2009 at 9:12 PM #371138waterboy
ParticipantJumbo purchase at SDCCU is 5.875% at 0pts & orig. Their lender fees are only $595. Add .25% for refinance
March 21, 2009 at 9:12 PM #371427ParticipantJumbo purchase at SDCCU is 5.875% at 0pts & orig. Their lender fees are only $595. Add .25% for refinance
March 21, 2009 at 9:12 PM #371595ParticipantJumbo purchase at SDCCU is 5.875% at 0pts & orig. Their lender fees are only $595. Add .25% for refinance
March 21, 2009 at 9:12 PM #371639ParticipantJumbo purchase at SDCCU is 5.875% at 0pts & orig. Their lender fees are only $595. Add .25% for refinance
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