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  • February 5, 2011 at 12:06 PM #18488
    streak
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    Just found this article

    http://finance.yahoo.com/real-estate/article/111989/where-will-housing-bounce-back-most?mod=realestate-buy

    Should prospective buyers start getting their act together and prospective sellers hold off for the expected gains?

    There is also this article

    http://finance.yahoo.com/real-estate/article/111915/the-best-and-worst-cities-for-home-values-in-2011?mod=realestate-buy

    February 7, 2011 at 11:30 AM #663401
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:30 AM #663463
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:30 AM #664068
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:30 AM #664205
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:30 AM #664543
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:32 AM #663406
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:32 AM #663468
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:32 AM #664073
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:32 AM #664210
    JBurkett19
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    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

    February 7, 2011 at 11:32 AM #664548
    JBurkett19
    Participant

    These type of articles are too funny. Folks try to make predictions about housing, and they haven’t a clue. There are too many variables.

    If you’re interested in buying a house to live in, go look for one that suites you, and buy it. A house is more than an investment. A house is for living in. If you buy a house that suites your needs, and in area you like, you’ll be fine in the long run. Quit worrying so much. We will all die some day. The question is how do you want to live. In a rented space, where you’re assured that you’ll never regain any of the money you spend on rent? Or, in a house that you may regain some of what you put in? Think less, do more, and live free from a landlord. Grab an FHA mortgage with 3% down and an interest rate below 5% while you still can.

    Just one opinion-

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