Mortgage/Housing Industry Insiders See another Leg Down

[outtamojo]

Who listened to mortgage insiders/specialists back in 2003-2007? Oooh, such experts- they were the ones selling option arm zero down interest only teaser garbage and telling folk they could just refi later when teaser rate was over. I guess you must’ve forgave them for their prior advice cause they turned into experts overnight and now exist only for the public interests?

Edit: I don’t think there are any out and out bulls here, but a lot who think housing in various parts of S.D have fallen enough to where you can find bargains without expecting instant appreciation.

[carlsbadworker]

Please distinguish housing bull and those who think the price now has smaller downside risk than what they could handle, so that they are searching to find (or have found) a home for their family.

[carlsbadworker]

Please distinguish housing bull and those who think the price now has smaller downside risk than what they could handle, so that they are searching to find (or have found) a home for their family.

[carlsbadworker]

Please distinguish housing bull and those who think the price now has smaller downside risk than what they could handle, so that they are searching to find (or have found) a home for their family.

[carlsbadworker]

Please distinguish housing bull and those who think the price now has smaller downside risk than what they could handle, so that they are searching to find (or have found) a home for their family.

[carlsbadworker]

Please distinguish housing bull and those who think the price now has smaller downside risk than what they could handle, so that they are searching to find (or have found) a home for their family.

[DataAgent]

Nobody’s crystal ball is perfect. Remember when the gov’t estimated the cost of the Iraq War to be under $100B?

If you don’t remember, here’s a link: http://www.iraqfoundation.org/news/2003/ajan/2_whitehouse.html

[DataAgent]

Nobody’s crystal ball is perfect. Remember when the gov’t estimated the cost of the Iraq War to be under $100B?

If you don’t remember, here’s a link: http://www.iraqfoundation.org/news/2003/ajan/2_whitehouse.html

[DataAgent]

Nobody’s crystal ball is perfect. Remember when the gov’t estimated the cost of the Iraq War to be under $100B?

If you don’t remember, here’s a link: http://www.iraqfoundation.org/news/2003/ajan/2_whitehouse.html

[DataAgent]

Nobody’s crystal ball is perfect. Remember when the gov’t estimated the cost of the Iraq War to be under $100B?

If you don’t remember, here’s a link: http://www.iraqfoundation.org/news/2003/ajan/2_whitehouse.html

[DataAgent]

Nobody’s crystal ball is perfect. Remember when the gov’t estimated the cost of the Iraq War to be under $100B?

If you don’t remember, here’s a link: http://www.iraqfoundation.org/news/2003/ajan/2_whitehouse.html

[blahblahblah]

The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.

[blahblahblah]

The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.

[blahblahblah]

The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.

[blahblahblah]

The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.

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