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May 10, 2009 at 11:07 PM #396927May 11, 2009 at 7:27 AM #396315jpinpbParticipant
[quote=PadreBrian]
There’s the rub, the more desirable areas will always have higher rents.
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? I just said my rent is lower than the cost to own and other places lower rent than mine and NODs in mine complex and prices have begun their decline from peak. I mean, I’m not in LJ, but it’s somewhat coastal.I can’t speak for highly desirable CV, but the condos there seem to be taking a hit.
May 11, 2009 at 7:27 AM #396567jpinpbParticipant[quote=PadreBrian]
There’s the rub, the more desirable areas will always have higher rents.
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? I just said my rent is lower than the cost to own and other places lower rent than mine and NODs in mine complex and prices have begun their decline from peak. I mean, I’m not in LJ, but it’s somewhat coastal.I can’t speak for highly desirable CV, but the condos there seem to be taking a hit.
May 11, 2009 at 7:27 AM #396789jpinpbParticipant[quote=PadreBrian]
There’s the rub, the more desirable areas will always have higher rents.
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? I just said my rent is lower than the cost to own and other places lower rent than mine and NODs in mine complex and prices have begun their decline from peak. I mean, I’m not in LJ, but it’s somewhat coastal.I can’t speak for highly desirable CV, but the condos there seem to be taking a hit.
May 11, 2009 at 7:27 AM #396846jpinpbParticipant[quote=PadreBrian]
There’s the rub, the more desirable areas will always have higher rents.
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? I just said my rent is lower than the cost to own and other places lower rent than mine and NODs in mine complex and prices have begun their decline from peak. I mean, I’m not in LJ, but it’s somewhat coastal.I can’t speak for highly desirable CV, but the condos there seem to be taking a hit.
May 11, 2009 at 7:27 AM #396987jpinpbParticipant[quote=PadreBrian]
There’s the rub, the more desirable areas will always have higher rents.
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? I just said my rent is lower than the cost to own and other places lower rent than mine and NODs in mine complex and prices have begun their decline from peak. I mean, I’m not in LJ, but it’s somewhat coastal.I can’t speak for highly desirable CV, but the condos there seem to be taking a hit.
May 11, 2009 at 7:34 AM #396320jpinpbParticipantSDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.
May 11, 2009 at 7:34 AM #396572jpinpbParticipantSDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.
May 11, 2009 at 7:34 AM #396794jpinpbParticipantSDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.
May 11, 2009 at 7:34 AM #396851jpinpbParticipantSDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.
May 11, 2009 at 7:34 AM #396992jpinpbParticipantSDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.
May 11, 2009 at 7:36 AM #396330anParticipant[quote=jpinpb]SDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.[/quote]
Reality for who? I just bought and I put down 20%. I know a few people who just bought and one put as much down as 40% and they’re first time home buyers.May 11, 2009 at 7:36 AM #396581anParticipant[quote=jpinpb]SDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.[/quote]
Reality for who? I just bought and I put down 20%. I know a few people who just bought and one put as much down as 40% and they’re first time home buyers.May 11, 2009 at 7:36 AM #396804anParticipant[quote=jpinpb]SDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.[/quote]
Reality for who? I just bought and I put down 20%. I know a few people who just bought and one put as much down as 40% and they’re first time home buyers.May 11, 2009 at 7:36 AM #396861anParticipant[quote=jpinpb]SDE – The 2000 price for this complex was about 200k. If it even came down to 280-300k, I’d probably do it and I think when the dust settles, it may go that low.
I know almost everyone still uses the 20% down when evaluating rents. But I’d speculate that over the past 9 years, very few purchases were made w/20% down. Yet we still use that value. I think that value was good to use b/c historically that’s what people did, was put 20% down. But I think nowadays that is archaic, IMO. But I understand that is the formula. I just think it should be updated to reality.[/quote]
Reality for who? I just bought and I put down 20%. I know a few people who just bought and one put as much down as 40% and they’re first time home buyers. -
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