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  • July 2, 2009 at 1:36 PM #424897
    sdrealtor
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    I have to spend most of my day on a PC anyway and it only takes a minute here or there to pop in with a snipe or two.

    I guess my life must really suck cause to me this is fun and interesting.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:38 PM #424161
    capeman
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    My 2 cents since I started this thread is that with the Case-Shillers for April being almost neutral Mo-to-mo I have to cede that SDR may be right on the short term pricing/demand.

    I do have a term for those people who are doing the buying and they are what we call “Knife catchers” for the intermediate to long term. It is what it is though and you have to accept the tape/trend for short term if next months numbers show real neutrality or price growth.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:38 PM #424392
    capeman
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    My 2 cents since I started this thread is that with the Case-Shillers for April being almost neutral Mo-to-mo I have to cede that SDR may be right on the short term pricing/demand.

    I do have a term for those people who are doing the buying and they are what we call “Knife catchers” for the intermediate to long term. It is what it is though and you have to accept the tape/trend for short term if next months numbers show real neutrality or price growth.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:38 PM #424675
    capeman
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    My 2 cents since I started this thread is that with the Case-Shillers for April being almost neutral Mo-to-mo I have to cede that SDR may be right on the short term pricing/demand.

    I do have a term for those people who are doing the buying and they are what we call “Knife catchers” for the intermediate to long term. It is what it is though and you have to accept the tape/trend for short term if next months numbers show real neutrality or price growth.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:38 PM #424744
    capeman
    Participant

    My 2 cents since I started this thread is that with the Case-Shillers for April being almost neutral Mo-to-mo I have to cede that SDR may be right on the short term pricing/demand.

    I do have a term for those people who are doing the buying and they are what we call “Knife catchers” for the intermediate to long term. It is what it is though and you have to accept the tape/trend for short term if next months numbers show real neutrality or price growth.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:38 PM #424908
    capeman
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    My 2 cents since I started this thread is that with the Case-Shillers for April being almost neutral Mo-to-mo I have to cede that SDR may be right on the short term pricing/demand.

    I do have a term for those people who are doing the buying and they are what we call “Knife catchers” for the intermediate to long term. It is what it is though and you have to accept the tape/trend for short term if next months numbers show real neutrality or price growth.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:46 PM #424171
    sdrealtor
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    I have a term for them also and it is what I call “home owners”. Imagine that?

    July 2, 2009 at 1:46 PM #424402
    sdrealtor
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    I have a term for them also and it is what I call “home owners”. Imagine that?

    July 2, 2009 at 1:46 PM #424685
    sdrealtor
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    I have a term for them also and it is what I call “home owners”. Imagine that?

    July 2, 2009 at 1:46 PM #424754
    sdrealtor
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    I have a term for them also and it is what I call “home owners”. Imagine that?

    July 2, 2009 at 1:46 PM #424917
    sdrealtor
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    I have a term for them also and it is what I call “home owners”. Imagine that?

    July 2, 2009 at 1:53 PM #424181
    Anonymous
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    What I don’t understand is if there are so many people with wads of cash and high income, why is the non-conforming market dead?

    If you got cash, why settle for some POS? Let’s face it, any detached house in a good neighborhood for under 500K is still a POS.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:53 PM #424412
    Anonymous
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    What I don’t understand is if there are so many people with wads of cash and high income, why is the non-conforming market dead?

    If you got cash, why settle for some POS? Let’s face it, any detached house in a good neighborhood for under 500K is still a POS.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:53 PM #424695
    Anonymous
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    What I don’t understand is if there are so many people with wads of cash and high income, why is the non-conforming market dead?

    If you got cash, why settle for some POS? Let’s face it, any detached house in a good neighborhood for under 500K is still a POS.

    July 2, 2009 at 1:53 PM #424764
    Anonymous
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    What I don’t understand is if there are so many people with wads of cash and high income, why is the non-conforming market dead?

    If you got cash, why settle for some POS? Let’s face it, any detached house in a good neighborhood for under 500K is still a POS.

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