For all of the foreclosures there are in San Diego, it is ridiculously hard to buy a house right now and still too expensive in many areas. Obviously there is no way to halt the deflation of the falsely inflately RE bubble. Do you think this trickling out of inventory is going to last or will it get easier to buy a house when all of the alt-A loans go into foreclosure? How do they expect to get rid of all of these houses if takes so long to buy just one?
My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
[quote=sdduuuude]My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
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My sense is as well that 2010 is going to be another rough looking year.
[quote=sdduuuude]My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
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My sense is as well that 2010 is going to be another rough looking year.
[quote=sdduuuude]My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
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My sense is as well that 2010 is going to be another rough looking year.
[quote=sdduuuude]My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
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My sense is as well that 2010 is going to be another rough looking year.
[quote=sdduuuude]My intuition says “late fall 2009” but my analytical side is telling me “everything takes about a year longer than your intuition thinks it will take.”
As days go by, I feel more and more comfortable with my earlier suspicions of a double recession wherein we come out of this one this year, then go into another one next year.
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My sense is as well that 2010 is going to be another rough looking year.
