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  • August 27, 2009 at 1:26 AM #450216
    weberlin
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    Thanks all for you comments and insight; exactly what I was hoping for.

    August 27, 2009 at 1:31 AM #449432
    weberlin
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    [quote=sdcellar]7, dude, don’t you know anything about numbers? Seriously though, there is no right number and I never indicated otherwise.
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    sdcellar, thank you for your insights.

    FYI, this is my first home purchase.

    August 27, 2009 at 1:31 AM #449624
    weberlin
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    [quote=sdcellar]7, dude, don’t you know anything about numbers? Seriously though, there is no right number and I never indicated otherwise.
    ….
    [/quote]

    sdcellar, thank you for your insights.

    FYI, this is my first home purchase.

    August 27, 2009 at 1:31 AM #449963
    weberlin
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    [quote=sdcellar]7, dude, don’t you know anything about numbers? Seriously though, there is no right number and I never indicated otherwise.
    ….
    [/quote]

    sdcellar, thank you for your insights.

    FYI, this is my first home purchase.

    August 27, 2009 at 1:31 AM #450035
    weberlin
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    [quote=sdcellar]7, dude, don’t you know anything about numbers? Seriously though, there is no right number and I never indicated otherwise.
    ….
    [/quote]

    sdcellar, thank you for your insights.

    FYI, this is my first home purchase.

    August 27, 2009 at 1:31 AM #450221
    weberlin
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    [quote=sdcellar]7, dude, don’t you know anything about numbers? Seriously though, there is no right number and I never indicated otherwise.
    ….
    [/quote]

    sdcellar, thank you for your insights.

    FYI, this is my first home purchase.

    August 27, 2009 at 9:38 AM #449492
    sdcellar
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    Well, congratulations. Buying your first home is an exciting thing and, really, just enjoy it. It’s easy to do if you don’t track it like a stock purchase and the rest of your life provides for more than enough distraction to make it easy to get out of that rut if you should end up there.

    August 27, 2009 at 9:38 AM #449684
    sdcellar
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    Well, congratulations. Buying your first home is an exciting thing and, really, just enjoy it. It’s easy to do if you don’t track it like a stock purchase and the rest of your life provides for more than enough distraction to make it easy to get out of that rut if you should end up there.

    August 27, 2009 at 9:38 AM #450022
    sdcellar
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    Well, congratulations. Buying your first home is an exciting thing and, really, just enjoy it. It’s easy to do if you don’t track it like a stock purchase and the rest of your life provides for more than enough distraction to make it easy to get out of that rut if you should end up there.

    August 27, 2009 at 9:38 AM #450094
    sdcellar
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    Well, congratulations. Buying your first home is an exciting thing and, really, just enjoy it. It’s easy to do if you don’t track it like a stock purchase and the rest of your life provides for more than enough distraction to make it easy to get out of that rut if you should end up there.

    August 27, 2009 at 9:38 AM #450280
    sdcellar
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    Well, congratulations. Buying your first home is an exciting thing and, really, just enjoy it. It’s easy to do if you don’t track it like a stock purchase and the rest of your life provides for more than enough distraction to make it easy to get out of that rut if you should end up there.

    August 27, 2009 at 10:05 AM #449512
    sdcellar
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    And, fwiw, note my post on Rich’s new article about the latest Case-Shiller numbers. I’m serious that I really am at a loss as to where things are going.

    I do know that I’m tired of this economy though. All I wanted was for real estate to come back to reality, but I know too many good people who are suffering.

    August 27, 2009 at 10:05 AM #449704
    sdcellar
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    And, fwiw, note my post on Rich’s new article about the latest Case-Shiller numbers. I’m serious that I really am at a loss as to where things are going.

    I do know that I’m tired of this economy though. All I wanted was for real estate to come back to reality, but I know too many good people who are suffering.

    August 27, 2009 at 10:05 AM #450042
    sdcellar
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    And, fwiw, note my post on Rich’s new article about the latest Case-Shiller numbers. I’m serious that I really am at a loss as to where things are going.

    I do know that I’m tired of this economy though. All I wanted was for real estate to come back to reality, but I know too many good people who are suffering.

    August 27, 2009 at 10:05 AM #450114
    sdcellar
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    And, fwiw, note my post on Rich’s new article about the latest Case-Shiller numbers. I’m serious that I really am at a loss as to where things are going.

    I do know that I’m tired of this economy though. All I wanted was for real estate to come back to reality, but I know too many good people who are suffering.

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