The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO
The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO
The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO
The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO
The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO
[quote=Butleroftwo]The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO[/quote]
I don’t believe in a single simultaneous bottom in all of San Diego.
I am offering 11% above what the house was sold in 1999 and I’ll probably have to spend 5% renovating. Even assuming that the 1999 buyer overpaid, I’m fairly comfortable with the deal I’m getting.
[quote=Butleroftwo]The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO[/quote]
I don’t believe in a single simultaneous bottom in all of San Diego.
I am offering 11% above what the house was sold in 1999 and I’ll probably have to spend 5% renovating. Even assuming that the 1999 buyer overpaid, I’m fairly comfortable with the deal I’m getting.
[quote=Butleroftwo]The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO[/quote]
I don’t believe in a single simultaneous bottom in all of San Diego.
I am offering 11% above what the house was sold in 1999 and I’ll probably have to spend 5% renovating. Even assuming that the 1999 buyer overpaid, I’m fairly comfortable with the deal I’m getting.
[quote=Butleroftwo]The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO[/quote]
I don’t believe in a single simultaneous bottom in all of San Diego.
I am offering 11% above what the house was sold in 1999 and I’ll probably have to spend 5% renovating. Even assuming that the 1999 buyer overpaid, I’m fairly comfortable with the deal I’m getting.
[quote=Butleroftwo]The bottom is here.
No one has tried to talk you out of it so far. Thanks for reinforcing the current pricing.
As far as proving it with data, it will be anecdotal for a while now. Data will show when it was. IMHO[/quote]
I don’t believe in a single simultaneous bottom in all of San Diego.
I am offering 11% above what the house was sold in 1999 and I’ll probably have to spend 5% renovating. Even assuming that the 1999 buyer overpaid, I’m fairly comfortable with the deal I’m getting.
