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January 10, 2009 at 12:36 AM #327156January 10, 2009 at 5:32 AM #3266534plexownerParticipant
Borat: you still have much to learn about the fabulously wealthy – the 5 series BMW is what we buy our 15 year old kids for their first car – for ourselves we get the 8 series BMW (http://www.ukzero.co.uk/bmw07.jpg) or the Maybach (http://www.carstopsites.com/Cars/Maybach/Maybach1.jpg)
January 10, 2009 at 5:32 AM #3269914plexownerParticipantBorat: you still have much to learn about the fabulously wealthy – the 5 series BMW is what we buy our 15 year old kids for their first car – for ourselves we get the 8 series BMW (http://www.ukzero.co.uk/bmw07.jpg) or the Maybach (http://www.carstopsites.com/Cars/Maybach/Maybach1.jpg)
January 10, 2009 at 5:32 AM #3270624plexownerParticipantBorat: you still have much to learn about the fabulously wealthy – the 5 series BMW is what we buy our 15 year old kids for their first car – for ourselves we get the 8 series BMW (http://www.ukzero.co.uk/bmw07.jpg) or the Maybach (http://www.carstopsites.com/Cars/Maybach/Maybach1.jpg)
January 10, 2009 at 5:32 AM #3270814plexownerParticipantBorat: you still have much to learn about the fabulously wealthy – the 5 series BMW is what we buy our 15 year old kids for their first car – for ourselves we get the 8 series BMW (http://www.ukzero.co.uk/bmw07.jpg) or the Maybach (http://www.carstopsites.com/Cars/Maybach/Maybach1.jpg)
January 10, 2009 at 5:32 AM #3271664plexownerParticipantBorat: you still have much to learn about the fabulously wealthy – the 5 series BMW is what we buy our 15 year old kids for their first car – for ourselves we get the 8 series BMW (http://www.ukzero.co.uk/bmw07.jpg) or the Maybach (http://www.carstopsites.com/Cars/Maybach/Maybach1.jpg)
January 10, 2009 at 6:12 AM #326668EconProfParticipantAnother downward push to housing prices is developing–the decline in rents. It makes potential buyers rethink the house payments vs. monthly rent decision. The old saw about a housing recovery coming when buying is cheaper than renting will push off the time of recovery.
January 10, 2009 at 6:12 AM #327006EconProfParticipantAnother downward push to housing prices is developing–the decline in rents. It makes potential buyers rethink the house payments vs. monthly rent decision. The old saw about a housing recovery coming when buying is cheaper than renting will push off the time of recovery.
January 10, 2009 at 6:12 AM #327078EconProfParticipantAnother downward push to housing prices is developing–the decline in rents. It makes potential buyers rethink the house payments vs. monthly rent decision. The old saw about a housing recovery coming when buying is cheaper than renting will push off the time of recovery.
January 10, 2009 at 6:12 AM #327096EconProfParticipantAnother downward push to housing prices is developing–the decline in rents. It makes potential buyers rethink the house payments vs. monthly rent decision. The old saw about a housing recovery coming when buying is cheaper than renting will push off the time of recovery.
January 10, 2009 at 6:12 AM #327181EconProfParticipantAnother downward push to housing prices is developing–the decline in rents. It makes potential buyers rethink the house payments vs. monthly rent decision. The old saw about a housing recovery coming when buying is cheaper than renting will push off the time of recovery.
January 10, 2009 at 6:44 AM #3266734plexownerParticipantYes, EconProf, we have a perfect storm developing in real estate
– declining prices
– declining rents
– increasing aversion to financial risk taking
– increasing difficulty in obtaining mortgage loans
– rising inventory of for sale and for rent housing
– increasing unemployment
– pay option ARM loans resetting for next 2 yearseventually the final nail will be put into this coffin – that will be rising interest rates
at the bottom in 2012 or later, those of us who have maintained our ability to actually purchase real estate will have a field day
what’s even cooler than that is that from the bottom, real estate investment will only get better – interest rates will decline and demand for housing will rise
you only need to make a few good investment decisions in your lifetime (while avoiding the bad decisions of course) – IMO waiting for the bottom in real estate is one of those good decisions
January 10, 2009 at 6:44 AM #3270114plexownerParticipantYes, EconProf, we have a perfect storm developing in real estate
– declining prices
– declining rents
– increasing aversion to financial risk taking
– increasing difficulty in obtaining mortgage loans
– rising inventory of for sale and for rent housing
– increasing unemployment
– pay option ARM loans resetting for next 2 yearseventually the final nail will be put into this coffin – that will be rising interest rates
at the bottom in 2012 or later, those of us who have maintained our ability to actually purchase real estate will have a field day
what’s even cooler than that is that from the bottom, real estate investment will only get better – interest rates will decline and demand for housing will rise
you only need to make a few good investment decisions in your lifetime (while avoiding the bad decisions of course) – IMO waiting for the bottom in real estate is one of those good decisions
January 10, 2009 at 6:44 AM #3270834plexownerParticipantYes, EconProf, we have a perfect storm developing in real estate
– declining prices
– declining rents
– increasing aversion to financial risk taking
– increasing difficulty in obtaining mortgage loans
– rising inventory of for sale and for rent housing
– increasing unemployment
– pay option ARM loans resetting for next 2 yearseventually the final nail will be put into this coffin – that will be rising interest rates
at the bottom in 2012 or later, those of us who have maintained our ability to actually purchase real estate will have a field day
what’s even cooler than that is that from the bottom, real estate investment will only get better – interest rates will decline and demand for housing will rise
you only need to make a few good investment decisions in your lifetime (while avoiding the bad decisions of course) – IMO waiting for the bottom in real estate is one of those good decisions
January 10, 2009 at 6:44 AM #3271014plexownerParticipantYes, EconProf, we have a perfect storm developing in real estate
– declining prices
– declining rents
– increasing aversion to financial risk taking
– increasing difficulty in obtaining mortgage loans
– rising inventory of for sale and for rent housing
– increasing unemployment
– pay option ARM loans resetting for next 2 yearseventually the final nail will be put into this coffin – that will be rising interest rates
at the bottom in 2012 or later, those of us who have maintained our ability to actually purchase real estate will have a field day
what’s even cooler than that is that from the bottom, real estate investment will only get better – interest rates will decline and demand for housing will rise
you only need to make a few good investment decisions in your lifetime (while avoiding the bad decisions of course) – IMO waiting for the bottom in real estate is one of those good decisions
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