4plex is talking my book! The ten year bond may go up and down for the next year or two, but there’s a good chance it’s gonna end up over 6%. What’s that gonna look like in the RE market for prices? Got cash? Look for taxes on everything to start rising strongly in 2010.
I did the searches myself and got much the same result.
Yeah there are a lot of duplicate records in the results. But I do remember seeing a lot of postponements (due to BK, short sale attempt, etc.) back in May. Could be that servicers aren’t granting similar extensions this month, and that last month’s postponements are hitting the auction block.
I did the searches myself and got much the same result.
Yeah there are a lot of duplicate records in the results. But I do remember seeing a lot of postponements (due to BK, short sale attempt, etc.) back in May. Could be that servicers aren’t granting similar extensions this month, and that last month’s postponements are hitting the auction block.
I did the searches myself and got much the same result.
Yeah there are a lot of duplicate records in the results. But I do remember seeing a lot of postponements (due to BK, short sale attempt, etc.) back in May. Could be that servicers aren’t granting similar extensions this month, and that last month’s postponements are hitting the auction block.
I did the searches myself and got much the same result.
Yeah there are a lot of duplicate records in the results. But I do remember seeing a lot of postponements (due to BK, short sale attempt, etc.) back in May. Could be that servicers aren’t granting similar extensions this month, and that last month’s postponements are hitting the auction block.
I did the searches myself and got much the same result.
Yeah there are a lot of duplicate records in the results. But I do remember seeing a lot of postponements (due to BK, short sale attempt, etc.) back in May. Could be that servicers aren’t granting similar extensions this month, and that last month’s postponements are hitting the auction block.
I’d say cash is trash, except when the alternative is to put your money into investments that are worse than trash. Which has been the case for much of the past two decades, IMO.
I’d say cash is trash, except when the alternative is to put your money into investments that are worse than trash. Which has been the case for much of the past two decades, IMO.
I’d say cash is trash, except when the alternative is to put your money into investments that are worse than trash. Which has been the case for much of the past two decades, IMO.
I’d say cash is trash, except when the alternative is to put your money into investments that are worse than trash. Which has been the case for much of the past two decades, IMO.
I’d say cash is trash, except when the alternative is to put your money into investments that are worse than trash. Which has been the case for much of the past two decades, IMO.
Bond rates climbing, unemployment at record levels, default rates at record levels and the whole world economy is contracting. From where I sit, cash is a whole lot harder for almost everyone, except Wall Street, to get these days. So the market rally is not sustainable.
If you’d like to throw out your trashy cash, I would gladly help you.
Bond rates climbing, unemployment at record levels, default rates at record levels and the whole world economy is contracting. From where I sit, cash is a whole lot harder for almost everyone, except Wall Street, to get these days. So the market rally is not sustainable.
If you’d like to throw out your trashy cash, I would gladly help you.
Bond rates climbing, unemployment at record levels, default rates at record levels and the whole world economy is contracting. From where I sit, cash is a whole lot harder for almost everyone, except Wall Street, to get these days. So the market rally is not sustainable.
If you’d like to throw out your trashy cash, I would gladly help you.
Bond rates climbing, unemployment at record levels, default rates at record levels and the whole world economy is contracting. From where I sit, cash is a whole lot harder for almost everyone, except Wall Street, to get these days. So the market rally is not sustainable.
If you’d like to throw out your trashy cash, I would gladly help you.
