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April 24, 2008 at 9:24 AM #193677April 24, 2008 at 9:24 AM #193704nlaParticipant
My coworker listed his house in PQ last week and got an offer in less than a week. They accepted the offer and the house is on escrow. He was telling me yesterday that the buyers have more than 20% down and in their late 20’s. Not sue if they’re first time buyer. This house is not exactly a starter house either. It’s close to 3,000 sq. ft, 5 BR, 3-car garage.
April 24, 2008 at 9:24 AM #193734nlaParticipantMy coworker listed his house in PQ last week and got an offer in less than a week. They accepted the offer and the house is on escrow. He was telling me yesterday that the buyers have more than 20% down and in their late 20’s. Not sue if they’re first time buyer. This house is not exactly a starter house either. It’s close to 3,000 sq. ft, 5 BR, 3-car garage.
April 24, 2008 at 9:24 AM #193750nlaParticipantMy coworker listed his house in PQ last week and got an offer in less than a week. They accepted the offer and the house is on escrow. He was telling me yesterday that the buyers have more than 20% down and in their late 20’s. Not sue if they’re first time buyer. This house is not exactly a starter house either. It’s close to 3,000 sq. ft, 5 BR, 3-car garage.
April 24, 2008 at 9:24 AM #193796nlaParticipantMy coworker listed his house in PQ last week and got an offer in less than a week. They accepted the offer and the house is on escrow. He was telling me yesterday that the buyers have more than 20% down and in their late 20’s. Not sue if they’re first time buyer. This house is not exactly a starter house either. It’s close to 3,000 sq. ft, 5 BR, 3-car garage.
April 24, 2008 at 10:48 AM #193738tothjjParticipantI am glad that these people in the “high-downpayment pool” are buying. My opinion is that there is a finite number of buyers who are holding earnings they made in the bubble waiting to buy a property. As these people exit the market by purchasing properties, the housing downturn will accelerate. So I say, “Please, go out and pay to much for a house!!!Burn your bubble gains on a house that is just going to eat that equity in the short-term.” We need to clear these buyers out so we can really get this thing moving. So if there is a Spring bounce going on and these people are putting 20% down I cheer them on.
April 24, 2008 at 10:48 AM #193766tothjjParticipantI am glad that these people in the “high-downpayment pool” are buying. My opinion is that there is a finite number of buyers who are holding earnings they made in the bubble waiting to buy a property. As these people exit the market by purchasing properties, the housing downturn will accelerate. So I say, “Please, go out and pay to much for a house!!!Burn your bubble gains on a house that is just going to eat that equity in the short-term.” We need to clear these buyers out so we can really get this thing moving. So if there is a Spring bounce going on and these people are putting 20% down I cheer them on.
April 24, 2008 at 10:48 AM #193794tothjjParticipantI am glad that these people in the “high-downpayment pool” are buying. My opinion is that there is a finite number of buyers who are holding earnings they made in the bubble waiting to buy a property. As these people exit the market by purchasing properties, the housing downturn will accelerate. So I say, “Please, go out and pay to much for a house!!!Burn your bubble gains on a house that is just going to eat that equity in the short-term.” We need to clear these buyers out so we can really get this thing moving. So if there is a Spring bounce going on and these people are putting 20% down I cheer them on.
April 24, 2008 at 10:48 AM #193810tothjjParticipantI am glad that these people in the “high-downpayment pool” are buying. My opinion is that there is a finite number of buyers who are holding earnings they made in the bubble waiting to buy a property. As these people exit the market by purchasing properties, the housing downturn will accelerate. So I say, “Please, go out and pay to much for a house!!!Burn your bubble gains on a house that is just going to eat that equity in the short-term.” We need to clear these buyers out so we can really get this thing moving. So if there is a Spring bounce going on and these people are putting 20% down I cheer them on.
April 24, 2008 at 10:48 AM #193855tothjjParticipantI am glad that these people in the “high-downpayment pool” are buying. My opinion is that there is a finite number of buyers who are holding earnings they made in the bubble waiting to buy a property. As these people exit the market by purchasing properties, the housing downturn will accelerate. So I say, “Please, go out and pay to much for a house!!!Burn your bubble gains on a house that is just going to eat that equity in the short-term.” We need to clear these buyers out so we can really get this thing moving. So if there is a Spring bounce going on and these people are putting 20% down I cheer them on.
April 24, 2008 at 1:21 PM #193803ibjamesParticipantI only had one set of friends that bought and sold in the bubble, and they just used that money to buy a house last month.. so maybe it is that crowd that is buying right now?
April 24, 2008 at 1:21 PM #193832ibjamesParticipantI only had one set of friends that bought and sold in the bubble, and they just used that money to buy a house last month.. so maybe it is that crowd that is buying right now?
April 24, 2008 at 1:21 PM #193859ibjamesParticipantI only had one set of friends that bought and sold in the bubble, and they just used that money to buy a house last month.. so maybe it is that crowd that is buying right now?
April 24, 2008 at 1:21 PM #193876ibjamesParticipantI only had one set of friends that bought and sold in the bubble, and they just used that money to buy a house last month.. so maybe it is that crowd that is buying right now?
April 24, 2008 at 1:21 PM #193921ibjamesParticipantI only had one set of friends that bought and sold in the bubble, and they just used that money to buy a house last month.. so maybe it is that crowd that is buying right now?
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