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  • March 29, 2011 at 12:34 PM #682624
    briansd1
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    i’ve been watching the market also because it’s close to downtown (my target is downtown and surroundings).

    I personally would not buy anything that requires a jumbo mortgage now, unless I get a killer deal. I would not buy at “fair market price.” Watch interest rates and that will tell you the direction of the market.

    I believe there’s a lot of psychology and momentum in market trends. People are no longer “making” money” being homeowners; it’s “costing” them to own. Sacrificing for the house is getting tiresome.

    March 29, 2011 at 12:52 PM #681464
    sdrealtor
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    Its funny to see you posting more experiential advice. Time and again its been proven that watching interest rates and expecting the market to follow them is a folly yet you roll out that nonsense again. Cmon Brian, you know better than that. Its the economy not the interest rates. If the economy picks up the housing market will Zoooommm!!! If it doesnt the market will continue stagnating until it does. Keep watching those interest rates why dont you.

    March 29, 2011 at 12:52 PM #681518
    sdrealtor
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    Its funny to see you posting more experiential advice. Time and again its been proven that watching interest rates and expecting the market to follow them is a folly yet you roll out that nonsense again. Cmon Brian, you know better than that. Its the economy not the interest rates. If the economy picks up the housing market will Zoooommm!!! If it doesnt the market will continue stagnating until it does. Keep watching those interest rates why dont you.

    March 29, 2011 at 12:52 PM #682137
    sdrealtor
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    Its funny to see you posting more experiential advice. Time and again its been proven that watching interest rates and expecting the market to follow them is a folly yet you roll out that nonsense again. Cmon Brian, you know better than that. Its the economy not the interest rates. If the economy picks up the housing market will Zoooommm!!! If it doesnt the market will continue stagnating until it does. Keep watching those interest rates why dont you.

    March 29, 2011 at 12:52 PM #682277
    sdrealtor
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    Its funny to see you posting more experiential advice. Time and again its been proven that watching interest rates and expecting the market to follow them is a folly yet you roll out that nonsense again. Cmon Brian, you know better than that. Its the economy not the interest rates. If the economy picks up the housing market will Zoooommm!!! If it doesnt the market will continue stagnating until it does. Keep watching those interest rates why dont you.

    March 29, 2011 at 12:52 PM #682630
    sdrealtor
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    Its funny to see you posting more experiential advice. Time and again its been proven that watching interest rates and expecting the market to follow them is a folly yet you roll out that nonsense again. Cmon Brian, you know better than that. Its the economy not the interest rates. If the economy picks up the housing market will Zoooommm!!! If it doesnt the market will continue stagnating until it does. Keep watching those interest rates why dont you.

    March 29, 2011 at 1:55 PM #681489
    sdgrrl
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    Tonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.

    Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.

    My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.

    March 29, 2011 at 1:55 PM #681543
    sdgrrl
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    Tonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.

    Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.

    My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.

    March 29, 2011 at 1:55 PM #682161
    sdgrrl
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    Tonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.

    Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.

    My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.

    March 29, 2011 at 1:55 PM #682301
    sdgrrl
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    Tonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.

    Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.

    My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.

    March 29, 2011 at 1:55 PM #682655
    sdgrrl
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    Tonight I’ll drive by and get the address of this one property behind my house that has been for rent for almost two years. I know it sounds like I’m making it up, but I’m not. We called the number awhile back and they wanted around $3k for it. It’s just been sitting there unrented. Can the owner write off the loss? Why not lower the rent and at least pay the property taxes? Do they live in the Maldives and money is simply no object? Who knows?? I’ll see if anyone wants to find out the info on this property. It’s an urban legend with the neighbors around here; we just don’t get it.

    Another house a couple of doors down has been for rent for about 4 maybe 5 months on Glenwood Dr. 92103 asking about $2600.

    My guess…the economy. Why rent for that much when you don’t have to. I don’t know- I’m not Rich, an economist, a sociologist or a realtor.

    March 29, 2011 at 2:19 PM #681499
    sdgrrl
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    They will have to pry me out of my place by my cold dead hands. There is simply nothing that compares to what I can buy in this neighborhood vs. what I rent for in this current market. Just doesn’t make sense to me at this point.

    I don’t want to say what I rent my place for…too superstitious. Let’s just say I keep the owners family in my nightly prayers 😉

    March 29, 2011 at 2:19 PM #681553
    sdgrrl
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    They will have to pry me out of my place by my cold dead hands. There is simply nothing that compares to what I can buy in this neighborhood vs. what I rent for in this current market. Just doesn’t make sense to me at this point.

    I don’t want to say what I rent my place for…too superstitious. Let’s just say I keep the owners family in my nightly prayers 😉

    March 29, 2011 at 2:19 PM #682171
    sdgrrl
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    They will have to pry me out of my place by my cold dead hands. There is simply nothing that compares to what I can buy in this neighborhood vs. what I rent for in this current market. Just doesn’t make sense to me at this point.

    I don’t want to say what I rent my place for…too superstitious. Let’s just say I keep the owners family in my nightly prayers 😉

    March 29, 2011 at 2:19 PM #682311
    sdgrrl
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    They will have to pry me out of my place by my cold dead hands. There is simply nothing that compares to what I can buy in this neighborhood vs. what I rent for in this current market. Just doesn’t make sense to me at this point.

    I don’t want to say what I rent my place for…too superstitious. Let’s just say I keep the owners family in my nightly prayers 😉

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