Mortgages look to be headed for drastic changes

[sdrealtor]

CAR
I agree, I would love to see the government build houses. Let’s see how they put their experience building $100,000 ashtrays for fighter jets to good use. $10,000,000 tool sheds for everyone!!!!!!!! Face it, the gubment facks up everything they try to do. Having them getting into homebuilding could be the coup de grace.

[no_such_reality]

There are still all sorts of programs for the working poor to own a home. You aren’t working poor if you’re buying a $400,000 home.

CAR, the best thing for the poor is the removal of the artificial inflation in the housing market of propped up money.

[no_such_reality]

There are still all sorts of programs for the working poor to own a home. You aren’t working poor if you’re buying a $400,000 home.

CAR, the best thing for the poor is the removal of the artificial inflation in the housing market of propped up money.

[no_such_reality]

There are still all sorts of programs for the working poor to own a home. You aren’t working poor if you’re buying a $400,000 home.

CAR, the best thing for the poor is the removal of the artificial inflation in the housing market of propped up money.

[no_such_reality]

There are still all sorts of programs for the working poor to own a home. You aren’t working poor if you’re buying a $400,000 home.

CAR, the best thing for the poor is the removal of the artificial inflation in the housing market of propped up money.

[no_such_reality]

There are still all sorts of programs for the working poor to own a home. You aren’t working poor if you’re buying a $400,000 home.

CAR, the best thing for the poor is the removal of the artificial inflation in the housing market of propped up money.

[paramount]

There is so much arrogance and self-righteousness on this board it’s unreal (and very reflective of the collective character of coastal San Diego – most of whom aren’t even from San Diego); hopefully one benefit that would arise from these discriminatory standards would be less realtors and mortgage brokers.

Folks, the standards this article discusses is nothing less than gentrification.

[paramount]

There is so much arrogance and self-righteousness on this board it’s unreal (and very reflective of the collective character of coastal San Diego – most of whom aren’t even from San Diego); hopefully one benefit that would arise from these discriminatory standards would be less realtors and mortgage brokers.

Folks, the standards this article discusses is nothing less than gentrification.

[paramount]

There is so much arrogance and self-righteousness on this board it’s unreal (and very reflective of the collective character of coastal San Diego – most of whom aren’t even from San Diego); hopefully one benefit that would arise from these discriminatory standards would be less realtors and mortgage brokers.

Folks, the standards this article discusses is nothing less than gentrification.

[paramount]

There is so much arrogance and self-righteousness on this board it’s unreal (and very reflective of the collective character of coastal San Diego – most of whom aren’t even from San Diego); hopefully one benefit that would arise from these discriminatory standards would be less realtors and mortgage brokers.

Folks, the standards this article discusses is nothing less than gentrification.

[paramount]

There is so much arrogance and self-righteousness on this board it’s unreal (and very reflective of the collective character of coastal San Diego – most of whom aren’t even from San Diego); hopefully one benefit that would arise from these discriminatory standards would be less realtors and mortgage brokers.

Folks, the standards this article discusses is nothing less than gentrification.

[CA renter]

[quote=SD Realtor]I cannot think of a better way to achieve a stronger overall market. This of course will add to imbalances with regards to investor owned properties and such. However in all honesty, (and CAR I know you will not like this) owning a home is not a right. We allo know the pendulum was going to need to swing hard in the other direction and if we had standards like this to begin with, it would have been helpful. Reducing the FHA footprint is a great idea. Hopefully we will see prices adjust but it will not happen overnight. The rubber band does not just snapback immediately.[/quote]

Of course, I DO agree with the bolded part of your statement.

Outside of a very limited public housing program, like I’ve mentioned above (so small, you can hardly see it), we are in 100% agreement about the rest of the market.

[CA renter]

[quote=SD Realtor]I cannot think of a better way to achieve a stronger overall market. This of course will add to imbalances with regards to investor owned properties and such. However in all honesty, (and CAR I know you will not like this) owning a home is not a right. We allo know the pendulum was going to need to swing hard in the other direction and if we had standards like this to begin with, it would have been helpful. Reducing the FHA footprint is a great idea. Hopefully we will see prices adjust but it will not happen overnight. The rubber band does not just snapback immediately.[/quote]

Of course, I DO agree with the bolded part of your statement.

Outside of a very limited public housing program, like I’ve mentioned above (so small, you can hardly see it), we are in 100% agreement about the rest of the market.

[CA renter]

[quote=SD Realtor]I cannot think of a better way to achieve a stronger overall market. This of course will add to imbalances with regards to investor owned properties and such. However in all honesty, (and CAR I know you will not like this) owning a home is not a right. We allo know the pendulum was going to need to swing hard in the other direction and if we had standards like this to begin with, it would have been helpful. Reducing the FHA footprint is a great idea. Hopefully we will see prices adjust but it will not happen overnight. The rubber band does not just snapback immediately.[/quote]

Of course, I DO agree with the bolded part of your statement.

Outside of a very limited public housing program, like I’ve mentioned above (so small, you can hardly see it), we are in 100% agreement about the rest of the market.

[CA renter]

[quote=SD Realtor]I cannot think of a better way to achieve a stronger overall market. This of course will add to imbalances with regards to investor owned properties and such. However in all honesty, (and CAR I know you will not like this) owning a home is not a right. We allo know the pendulum was going to need to swing hard in the other direction and if we had standards like this to begin with, it would have been helpful. Reducing the FHA footprint is a great idea. Hopefully we will see prices adjust but it will not happen overnight. The rubber band does not just snapback immediately.[/quote]

Of course, I DO agree with the bolded part of your statement.

Outside of a very limited public housing program, like I’ve mentioned above (so small, you can hardly see it), we are in 100% agreement about the rest of the market.

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