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  • March 20, 2009 at 1:50 PM #370974
    CA renter
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    Interesting, too…just yesterday we were going for a walk and noticed far more “for rent” signs than we’ve seen in the whole time we’ve lived here (5 years). This is very good for us bears, as lower rents should help knock out all the new “landlords” who wanted to rip off the renters with highly inflated rents. Woo-hoo! 🙂

    March 20, 2009 at 7:52 PM #371067
    patientrenter
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    Great news, kev. I rented for a long time in OC myself, and suffered through a cumulative 100% rent increase over 11 years, so it’s nice to see the gouging beginning to reverse.

    Are you still looking for a place to buy in So OC? The prices are moving down very slowly. Nowhere near as fast as San Diego.

    March 20, 2009 at 7:52 PM #370780
    patientrenter
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    Great news, kev. I rented for a long time in OC myself, and suffered through a cumulative 100% rent increase over 11 years, so it’s nice to see the gouging beginning to reverse.

    Are you still looking for a place to buy in So OC? The prices are moving down very slowly. Nowhere near as fast as San Diego.

    March 20, 2009 at 7:52 PM #371235
    patientrenter
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    Great news, kev. I rented for a long time in OC myself, and suffered through a cumulative 100% rent increase over 11 years, so it’s nice to see the gouging beginning to reverse.

    Are you still looking for a place to buy in So OC? The prices are moving down very slowly. Nowhere near as fast as San Diego.

    March 20, 2009 at 7:52 PM #371279
    patientrenter
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    Great news, kev. I rented for a long time in OC myself, and suffered through a cumulative 100% rent increase over 11 years, so it’s nice to see the gouging beginning to reverse.

    Are you still looking for a place to buy in So OC? The prices are moving down very slowly. Nowhere near as fast as San Diego.

    March 20, 2009 at 7:52 PM #371391
    patientrenter
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    Great news, kev. I rented for a long time in OC myself, and suffered through a cumulative 100% rent increase over 11 years, so it’s nice to see the gouging beginning to reverse.

    Are you still looking for a place to buy in So OC? The prices are moving down very slowly. Nowhere near as fast as San Diego.

    March 20, 2009 at 10:28 PM #370859
    kev374
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    It will take time for prices to move down, remember that we started declining only in late 2007 and the last downcycle was 5 years (1992-1997) so my guess is that this one will AT LEAST be that long… that puts a bottom at 2012.

    I think a lot of the decline in South OC prices will be linked to the bust of the Alt-A and Prime mortgages which is going to happen very soon. These are the types of loans that were made in South OC.

    March 20, 2009 at 10:28 PM #371147
    kev374
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    It will take time for prices to move down, remember that we started declining only in late 2007 and the last downcycle was 5 years (1992-1997) so my guess is that this one will AT LEAST be that long… that puts a bottom at 2012.

    I think a lot of the decline in South OC prices will be linked to the bust of the Alt-A and Prime mortgages which is going to happen very soon. These are the types of loans that were made in South OC.

    March 20, 2009 at 10:28 PM #371315
    kev374
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    It will take time for prices to move down, remember that we started declining only in late 2007 and the last downcycle was 5 years (1992-1997) so my guess is that this one will AT LEAST be that long… that puts a bottom at 2012.

    I think a lot of the decline in South OC prices will be linked to the bust of the Alt-A and Prime mortgages which is going to happen very soon. These are the types of loans that were made in South OC.

    March 20, 2009 at 10:28 PM #371359
    kev374
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    It will take time for prices to move down, remember that we started declining only in late 2007 and the last downcycle was 5 years (1992-1997) so my guess is that this one will AT LEAST be that long… that puts a bottom at 2012.

    I think a lot of the decline in South OC prices will be linked to the bust of the Alt-A and Prime mortgages which is going to happen very soon. These are the types of loans that were made in South OC.

    March 20, 2009 at 10:28 PM #371473
    kev374
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    It will take time for prices to move down, remember that we started declining only in late 2007 and the last downcycle was 5 years (1992-1997) so my guess is that this one will AT LEAST be that long… that puts a bottom at 2012.

    I think a lot of the decline in South OC prices will be linked to the bust of the Alt-A and Prime mortgages which is going to happen very soon. These are the types of loans that were made in South OC.

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