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January 16, 2009 at 10:58 AM #330431January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #329913
Nor-LA-SD-guy
Participant“Why are decreasing prices a problem?”
Because it just causes the economy to freeze,
People can’t sell (can’t sell to cover their mortgage) they can’t move.
They can’t move they can’t relocate, retire etc… (the list goes on an on).
Heck I have even heard of divorces put on hold.
January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330251Participant“Why are decreasing prices a problem?”
Because it just causes the economy to freeze,
People can’t sell (can’t sell to cover their mortgage) they can’t move.
They can’t move they can’t relocate, retire etc… (the list goes on an on).
Heck I have even heard of divorces put on hold.
January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330324Participant“Why are decreasing prices a problem?”
Because it just causes the economy to freeze,
People can’t sell (can’t sell to cover their mortgage) they can’t move.
They can’t move they can’t relocate, retire etc… (the list goes on an on).
Heck I have even heard of divorces put on hold.
January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330352Participant“Why are decreasing prices a problem?”
Because it just causes the economy to freeze,
People can’t sell (can’t sell to cover their mortgage) they can’t move.
They can’t move they can’t relocate, retire etc… (the list goes on an on).
Heck I have even heard of divorces put on hold.
January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330436Participant“Why are decreasing prices a problem?”
Because it just causes the economy to freeze,
People can’t sell (can’t sell to cover their mortgage) they can’t move.
They can’t move they can’t relocate, retire etc… (the list goes on an on).
Heck I have even heard of divorces put on hold.
January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #329918fredo4
ParticipantWhy is everyone trying to fix this “problem”?
Obviously prices can’t stay artificially inflated the way they are now- nor should they be. California RE prices have always been expensive but now they’re just ridiculous.
As painful as it will be, this recession/depression, hopefully will fix things.
RE prices will come down to reasonable levels, and maybe if California goes BK we can just start over again and build a new government that’s not completely controlled by unions that are trying to pad their own pockets.January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330256ParticipantWhy is everyone trying to fix this “problem”?
Obviously prices can’t stay artificially inflated the way they are now- nor should they be. California RE prices have always been expensive but now they’re just ridiculous.
As painful as it will be, this recession/depression, hopefully will fix things.
RE prices will come down to reasonable levels, and maybe if California goes BK we can just start over again and build a new government that’s not completely controlled by unions that are trying to pad their own pockets.January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330329ParticipantWhy is everyone trying to fix this “problem”?
Obviously prices can’t stay artificially inflated the way they are now- nor should they be. California RE prices have always been expensive but now they’re just ridiculous.
As painful as it will be, this recession/depression, hopefully will fix things.
RE prices will come down to reasonable levels, and maybe if California goes BK we can just start over again and build a new government that’s not completely controlled by unions that are trying to pad their own pockets.January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330357ParticipantWhy is everyone trying to fix this “problem”?
Obviously prices can’t stay artificially inflated the way they are now- nor should they be. California RE prices have always been expensive but now they’re just ridiculous.
As painful as it will be, this recession/depression, hopefully will fix things.
RE prices will come down to reasonable levels, and maybe if California goes BK we can just start over again and build a new government that’s not completely controlled by unions that are trying to pad their own pockets.January 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM #330441ParticipantWhy is everyone trying to fix this “problem”?
Obviously prices can’t stay artificially inflated the way they are now- nor should they be. California RE prices have always been expensive but now they’re just ridiculous.
As painful as it will be, this recession/depression, hopefully will fix things.
RE prices will come down to reasonable levels, and maybe if California goes BK we can just start over again and build a new government that’s not completely controlled by unions that are trying to pad their own pockets.January 16, 2009 at 11:03 AM #329923
barnaby33Participant…because the plan would solve the problem of decreasing prices…
Why are decreasing prices a problem?
Damn you totally beat me too it. The discussion of falling prices is always in the context of it being a bad thing. To me this means almost universally that they are a good thing. Falling prices mean you only buy it car/food/housing if you really need it.
January 16, 2009 at 11:03 AM #330262barnaby33Participant…because the plan would solve the problem of decreasing prices…
Why are decreasing prices a problem?
Damn you totally beat me too it. The discussion of falling prices is always in the context of it being a bad thing. To me this means almost universally that they are a good thing. Falling prices mean you only buy it car/food/housing if you really need it.
January 16, 2009 at 11:03 AM #330334barnaby33Participant…because the plan would solve the problem of decreasing prices…
Why are decreasing prices a problem?
Damn you totally beat me too it. The discussion of falling prices is always in the context of it being a bad thing. To me this means almost universally that they are a good thing. Falling prices mean you only buy it car/food/housing if you really need it.
January 16, 2009 at 11:03 AM #330362barnaby33Participant…because the plan would solve the problem of decreasing prices…
Why are decreasing prices a problem?
Damn you totally beat me too it. The discussion of falling prices is always in the context of it being a bad thing. To me this means almost universally that they are a good thing. Falling prices mean you only buy it car/food/housing if you really need it.
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