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December 28, 2007 at 2:43 PM #126007December 28, 2007 at 2:53 PM #125780
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GuestSo what are all the former realtors doing these days, anyways ?
We paid them like 90k over the years.
One of the ladies had a pony…
I am wondering what they are now up to…Well, whatever. It’s late in the old world already.
December 28, 2007 at 2:53 PM #126038GuestSo what are all the former realtors doing these days, anyways ?
We paid them like 90k over the years.
One of the ladies had a pony…
I am wondering what they are now up to…Well, whatever. It’s late in the old world already.
December 28, 2007 at 2:53 PM #126012GuestSo what are all the former realtors doing these days, anyways ?
We paid them like 90k over the years.
One of the ladies had a pony…
I am wondering what they are now up to…Well, whatever. It’s late in the old world already.
December 28, 2007 at 2:53 PM #125949GuestSo what are all the former realtors doing these days, anyways ?
We paid them like 90k over the years.
One of the ladies had a pony…
I am wondering what they are now up to…Well, whatever. It’s late in the old world already.
December 28, 2007 at 2:53 PM #125933GuestSo what are all the former realtors doing these days, anyways ?
We paid them like 90k over the years.
One of the ladies had a pony…
I am wondering what they are now up to…Well, whatever. It’s late in the old world already.
December 31, 2007 at 1:06 AM #126677GuestWell either this Realtor is super smart or just lucky, while he does not say prices will always rise, he does say the longer a buyer waits the more difficult it will be to buy a home. In some ways thats true, if back a couple of years ago you could borrow $500K at 4.5% = $2,500/mo payment and prices drop say 10% to $450K but rates are now at 6.25% = $2,700/mo payment, so in that respect he is right takes a bigger paycheck to buy the place. I dont know about downtown SD but prices state wide have not yet dropped 10% have they?
December 31, 2007 at 1:06 AM #126836GuestWell either this Realtor is super smart or just lucky, while he does not say prices will always rise, he does say the longer a buyer waits the more difficult it will be to buy a home. In some ways thats true, if back a couple of years ago you could borrow $500K at 4.5% = $2,500/mo payment and prices drop say 10% to $450K but rates are now at 6.25% = $2,700/mo payment, so in that respect he is right takes a bigger paycheck to buy the place. I dont know about downtown SD but prices state wide have not yet dropped 10% have they?
December 31, 2007 at 1:06 AM #126848GuestWell either this Realtor is super smart or just lucky, while he does not say prices will always rise, he does say the longer a buyer waits the more difficult it will be to buy a home. In some ways thats true, if back a couple of years ago you could borrow $500K at 4.5% = $2,500/mo payment and prices drop say 10% to $450K but rates are now at 6.25% = $2,700/mo payment, so in that respect he is right takes a bigger paycheck to buy the place. I dont know about downtown SD but prices state wide have not yet dropped 10% have they?
December 31, 2007 at 1:06 AM #126915GuestWell either this Realtor is super smart or just lucky, while he does not say prices will always rise, he does say the longer a buyer waits the more difficult it will be to buy a home. In some ways thats true, if back a couple of years ago you could borrow $500K at 4.5% = $2,500/mo payment and prices drop say 10% to $450K but rates are now at 6.25% = $2,700/mo payment, so in that respect he is right takes a bigger paycheck to buy the place. I dont know about downtown SD but prices state wide have not yet dropped 10% have they?
December 31, 2007 at 1:06 AM #126939GuestWell either this Realtor is super smart or just lucky, while he does not say prices will always rise, he does say the longer a buyer waits the more difficult it will be to buy a home. In some ways thats true, if back a couple of years ago you could borrow $500K at 4.5% = $2,500/mo payment and prices drop say 10% to $450K but rates are now at 6.25% = $2,700/mo payment, so in that respect he is right takes a bigger paycheck to buy the place. I dont know about downtown SD but prices state wide have not yet dropped 10% have they?
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