Timing the Bottom

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

RO –

Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.

My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.

Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”

My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.

Should I write it in Crayon ?

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

RO –

Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.

My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.

Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”

My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.

Should I write it in Crayon ?

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

RO –

Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.

My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.

Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”

My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.

Should I write it in Crayon ?

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

RO –

Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.

My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.

Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”

My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.

Should I write it in Crayon ?

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Tossing another biscuit under the bridge …

Sounds like we are closer to the bottom (or even past it) than you would even like to admit.

I would love it if we were at bottom at current prices. After all, as owner of rental property in SD I have a vested interest. But it’s not about what I want to or don’t want to admit. It’s about reality.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Tossing another biscuit under the bridge …

Sounds like we are closer to the bottom (or even past it) than you would even like to admit.

I would love it if we were at bottom at current prices. After all, as owner of rental property in SD I have a vested interest. But it’s not about what I want to or don’t want to admit. It’s about reality.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Tossing another biscuit under the bridge …

Sounds like we are closer to the bottom (or even past it) than you would even like to admit.

I would love it if we were at bottom at current prices. After all, as owner of rental property in SD I have a vested interest. But it’s not about what I want to or don’t want to admit. It’s about reality.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Tossing another biscuit under the bridge …

Sounds like we are closer to the bottom (or even past it) than you would even like to admit.

I would love it if we were at bottom at current prices. After all, as owner of rental property in SD I have a vested interest. But it’s not about what I want to or don’t want to admit. It’s about reality.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Tossing another biscuit under the bridge …

Sounds like we are closer to the bottom (or even past it) than you would even like to admit.

I would love it if we were at bottom at current prices. After all, as owner of rental property in SD I have a vested interest. But it’s not about what I want to or don’t want to admit. It’s about reality.

[RatherOpinionated]

Interesting entry from BubbleInfo.com
http://www.bubbleinfo.com/

In yesterday’s U-T there was an article about the Dataquick sales numbers for last month. Dataquick analyst Andrew LePage noted that November saw a “rare uptick in sales activity from October”, which might signal three trends:

A slight rebound recently for attractive jumbo loans;

1. Sellers willing to accept discounted offers;
2. Lenders dropping prices on foreclosed properties.

He forgot one – the October fires pushed some closings into November. (read the rest at the blog)

[RatherOpinionated]

Interesting entry from BubbleInfo.com
http://www.bubbleinfo.com/

In yesterday’s U-T there was an article about the Dataquick sales numbers for last month. Dataquick analyst Andrew LePage noted that November saw a “rare uptick in sales activity from October”, which might signal three trends:

A slight rebound recently for attractive jumbo loans;

1. Sellers willing to accept discounted offers;
2. Lenders dropping prices on foreclosed properties.

He forgot one – the October fires pushed some closings into November. (read the rest at the blog)

[RatherOpinionated]

Interesting entry from BubbleInfo.com
http://www.bubbleinfo.com/

In yesterday’s U-T there was an article about the Dataquick sales numbers for last month. Dataquick analyst Andrew LePage noted that November saw a “rare uptick in sales activity from October”, which might signal three trends:

A slight rebound recently for attractive jumbo loans;

1. Sellers willing to accept discounted offers;
2. Lenders dropping prices on foreclosed properties.

He forgot one – the October fires pushed some closings into November. (read the rest at the blog)

[RatherOpinionated]

Interesting entry from BubbleInfo.com
http://www.bubbleinfo.com/

In yesterday’s U-T there was an article about the Dataquick sales numbers for last month. Dataquick analyst Andrew LePage noted that November saw a “rare uptick in sales activity from October”, which might signal three trends:

A slight rebound recently for attractive jumbo loans;

1. Sellers willing to accept discounted offers;
2. Lenders dropping prices on foreclosed properties.

He forgot one – the October fires pushed some closings into November. (read the rest at the blog)

[RatherOpinionated]

Interesting entry from BubbleInfo.com
http://www.bubbleinfo.com/

In yesterday’s U-T there was an article about the Dataquick sales numbers for last month. Dataquick analyst Andrew LePage noted that November saw a “rare uptick in sales activity from October”, which might signal three trends:

A slight rebound recently for attractive jumbo loans;

1. Sellers willing to accept discounted offers;
2. Lenders dropping prices on foreclosed properties.

He forgot one – the October fires pushed some closings into November. (read the rest at the blog)

[HereWeGo]

We’re about as close to the bottom as the Nasdaq was back in June of 2000.

2008 should be an interesting year in socal.

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