Long way from bottom, yet. Met a nice couple at an alumni event last night. “We’re renting in PB now, but will be looking to buy a house in the summer. Actually, maybe a condo, that we can rent out when we go to buy a house.” I told them my story about my landlord losing $1,400 a month on my house. They mumbled something about tax breaks.
Yeah, a long way from the bottom. When the gleam is gone from absolutley everyone’s eyes, that’s the bottom.
Long way from bottom, yet. Met a nice couple at an alumni event last night. “We’re renting in PB now, but will be looking to buy a house in the summer. Actually, maybe a condo, that we can rent out when we go to buy a house.” I told them my story about my landlord losing $1,400 a month on my house. They mumbled something about tax breaks.
Yeah, a long way from the bottom. When the gleam is gone from absolutley everyone’s eyes, that’s the bottom.
Long way from bottom, yet. Met a nice couple at an alumni event last night. “We’re renting in PB now, but will be looking to buy a house in the summer. Actually, maybe a condo, that we can rent out when we go to buy a house.” I told them my story about my landlord losing $1,400 a month on my house. They mumbled something about tax breaks.
Yeah, a long way from the bottom. When the gleam is gone from absolutley everyone’s eyes, that’s the bottom.
Long way from bottom, yet. Met a nice couple at an alumni event last night. “We’re renting in PB now, but will be looking to buy a house in the summer. Actually, maybe a condo, that we can rent out when we go to buy a house.” I told them my story about my landlord losing $1,400 a month on my house. They mumbled something about tax breaks.
Yeah, a long way from the bottom. When the gleam is gone from absolutley everyone’s eyes, that’s the bottom.
FYI- rather opinionated’s prize listing at Yokohama Ct. was marked down $20,000. Over 60 days have passed without anyone grabbing that incredible bargain. I guess we’re all idiots for passing it up.
back on topic. . . the bottom will not be near until the number of foreclosures drops dramatically and bank “non-performing assets” start falling. There will be no bottom until “must sell” inventory is too small to have a real impact on prices.
