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March 14, 2008 at 12:27 PM #12114March 14, 2008 at 12:41 PM #169571tothjjParticipant
Compared with other parts of California, “the trends appear to be less severe” for San Diego, Karevoll added. “That is probably because San Diego has experienced the worst of the decline already.”
Whew, lucky for San Diego the worst is past us. Thanks Mr.Karevoll. Even in the face of his own data showing that forclosures are up 32% in ONE month, he has the gall to say that. What a shill. I bet he is trying to sell a house.
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March 14, 2008 at 12:41 PM #169904tothjjParticipantCompared with other parts of California, “the trends appear to be less severe” for San Diego, Karevoll added. “That is probably because San Diego has experienced the worst of the decline already.”
Whew, lucky for San Diego the worst is past us. Thanks Mr.Karevoll. Even in the face of his own data showing that forclosures are up 32% in ONE month, he has the gall to say that. What a shill. I bet he is trying to sell a house.
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March 14, 2008 at 12:41 PM #169907tothjjParticipantCompared with other parts of California, “the trends appear to be less severe” for San Diego, Karevoll added. “That is probably because San Diego has experienced the worst of the decline already.”
Whew, lucky for San Diego the worst is past us. Thanks Mr.Karevoll. Even in the face of his own data showing that forclosures are up 32% in ONE month, he has the gall to say that. What a shill. I bet he is trying to sell a house.
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March 14, 2008 at 12:41 PM #169930tothjjParticipantCompared with other parts of California, “the trends appear to be less severe” for San Diego, Karevoll added. “That is probably because San Diego has experienced the worst of the decline already.”
Whew, lucky for San Diego the worst is past us. Thanks Mr.Karevoll. Even in the face of his own data showing that forclosures are up 32% in ONE month, he has the gall to say that. What a shill. I bet he is trying to sell a house.
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March 14, 2008 at 12:41 PM #170007tothjjParticipantCompared with other parts of California, “the trends appear to be less severe” for San Diego, Karevoll added. “That is probably because San Diego has experienced the worst of the decline already.”
Whew, lucky for San Diego the worst is past us. Thanks Mr.Karevoll. Even in the face of his own data showing that forclosures are up 32% in ONE month, he has the gall to say that. What a shill. I bet he is trying to sell a house.
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