Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices?

[fredo4]

I took my dad’s advice (a RE speculator for 40 years) and sold my house in L.A. two years ago at the top of the market. We’re now just renting and waiting for the end of the crash. What about the rest of you? Are you all renters or just future investors? I can’t imagine the average homeowner being happy about the current developments in RE.

[Coronita]

I’m pretty happy to be a homeowner and living within my means.

I would be pretty happy to see affordable housing so either I can upgrade or purchase investment property.

I’m pretty unhappy the entire economy is being taken down with the housing market, because it signifies a change in the prosperity of our country.

I weep for our kids that are going to have to sort through this mess.

[Coronita]

I’m pretty happy to be a homeowner and living within my means.

I would be pretty happy to see affordable housing so either I can upgrade or purchase investment property.

I’m pretty unhappy the entire economy is being taken down with the housing market, because it signifies a change in the prosperity of our country.

I weep for our kids that are going to have to sort through this mess.

[Coronita]

I’m pretty happy to be a homeowner and living within my means.

I would be pretty happy to see affordable housing so either I can upgrade or purchase investment property.

I’m pretty unhappy the entire economy is being taken down with the housing market, because it signifies a change in the prosperity of our country.

I weep for our kids that are going to have to sort through this mess.

[Coronita]

I’m pretty happy to be a homeowner and living within my means.

I would be pretty happy to see affordable housing so either I can upgrade or purchase investment property.

I’m pretty unhappy the entire economy is being taken down with the housing market, because it signifies a change in the prosperity of our country.

I weep for our kids that are going to have to sort through this mess.

[Coronita]

I’m pretty happy to be a homeowner and living within my means.

I would be pretty happy to see affordable housing so either I can upgrade or purchase investment property.

I’m pretty unhappy the entire economy is being taken down with the housing market, because it signifies a change in the prosperity of our country.

I weep for our kids that are going to have to sort through this mess.

[mike92104]

I just look forward to no longer being priced out of the market. I had felt in 2002 that because I didn’t buy a house right then (because I couldn’t afford), I would simply never own a home in California. Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.

[mike92104]

I just look forward to no longer being priced out of the market. I had felt in 2002 that because I didn’t buy a house right then (because I couldn’t afford), I would simply never own a home in California. Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.

[mike92104]

I just look forward to no longer being priced out of the market. I had felt in 2002 that because I didn’t buy a house right then (because I couldn’t afford), I would simply never own a home in California. Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.

[mike92104]

I just look forward to no longer being priced out of the market. I had felt in 2002 that because I didn’t buy a house right then (because I couldn’t afford), I would simply never own a home in California. Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.

[mike92104]

I just look forward to no longer being priced out of the market. I had felt in 2002 that because I didn’t buy a house right then (because I couldn’t afford), I would simply never own a home in California. Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.

[Ren]

It’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.

Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂

[Ren]

It’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.

Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂

[Ren]

It’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.

Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂

[Ren]

It’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.

Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂

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