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Thank you sdrealtor. I was just about to lay a pimp slap on esimth, but you did it just fine for me. Hope you lose that bet sooner then later!

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Thank you sdrealtor. I was just about to lay a pimp slap on esimth, but you did it just fine for me. Hope you lose that bet sooner then later!

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Thank you sdrealtor. I was just about to lay a pimp slap on esimth, but you did it just fine for me. Hope you lose that bet sooner then later!

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Thank you sdrealtor. I was just about to lay a pimp slap on esimth, but you did it just fine for me. Hope you lose that bet sooner then later!

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Thank you sdrealtor. I was just about to lay a pimp slap on esimth, but you did it just fine for me. Hope you lose that bet sooner then later!

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How fast can it be when most
Submitted by anxvariety on December 12, 2007 – 9:26am.

How fast can it be when most will be broke or have bad credit or both.. screwed up credit will take 7 years right? So my guess is 7 years.

My thought is that there is going to be a one time “Forgiven” policy announced for people who had credit issues between 2005 and 2007. Thus, they will have one or two marks eliminated from their credit scores. Look, the govt. is going to do everything possible to make sure we start buying homes again, so any logic of what happened in the past is no longer relevant.

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How fast can it be when most
Submitted by anxvariety on December 12, 2007 – 9:26am.

How fast can it be when most will be broke or have bad credit or both.. screwed up credit will take 7 years right? So my guess is 7 years.

My thought is that there is going to be a one time “Forgiven” policy announced for people who had credit issues between 2005 and 2007. Thus, they will have one or two marks eliminated from their credit scores. Look, the govt. is going to do everything possible to make sure we start buying homes again, so any logic of what happened in the past is no longer relevant.

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How fast can it be when most
Submitted by anxvariety on December 12, 2007 – 9:26am.

How fast can it be when most will be broke or have bad credit or both.. screwed up credit will take 7 years right? So my guess is 7 years.

My thought is that there is going to be a one time “Forgiven” policy announced for people who had credit issues between 2005 and 2007. Thus, they will have one or two marks eliminated from their credit scores. Look, the govt. is going to do everything possible to make sure we start buying homes again, so any logic of what happened in the past is no longer relevant.

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How fast can it be when most
Submitted by anxvariety on December 12, 2007 – 9:26am.

How fast can it be when most will be broke or have bad credit or both.. screwed up credit will take 7 years right? So my guess is 7 years.

My thought is that there is going to be a one time “Forgiven” policy announced for people who had credit issues between 2005 and 2007. Thus, they will have one or two marks eliminated from their credit scores. Look, the govt. is going to do everything possible to make sure we start buying homes again, so any logic of what happened in the past is no longer relevant.

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How fast can it be when most
Submitted by anxvariety on December 12, 2007 – 9:26am.

How fast can it be when most will be broke or have bad credit or both.. screwed up credit will take 7 years right? So my guess is 7 years.

My thought is that there is going to be a one time “Forgiven” policy announced for people who had credit issues between 2005 and 2007. Thus, they will have one or two marks eliminated from their credit scores. Look, the govt. is going to do everything possible to make sure we start buying homes again, so any logic of what happened in the past is no longer relevant.

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“However, I DO expect people to claim in Spring 2008 that we have started turning around, but they will simply be faked out by typical seasonal (relative) strength.”
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I just don’t think everyone is a savvy as the people on this site. Once they feel that the market is on the way up again, they will jump back in with both feet.This is not like the stock market rush of the late 90’s. I never really heard people excited after that decline to jump back into stocks once the market turned. Real estate on the other hand seems to be different. Most people I talk to are ready to move, and they won’t want to miss it again, even if it does not mean huge equity returns, but only an affordable place that they can call home. I also don’t think we are that far from affordability.

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“However, I DO expect people to claim in Spring 2008 that we have started turning around, but they will simply be faked out by typical seasonal (relative) strength.”
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I just don’t think everyone is a savvy as the people on this site. Once they feel that the market is on the way up again, they will jump back in with both feet.This is not like the stock market rush of the late 90’s. I never really heard people excited after that decline to jump back into stocks once the market turned. Real estate on the other hand seems to be different. Most people I talk to are ready to move, and they won’t want to miss it again, even if it does not mean huge equity returns, but only an affordable place that they can call home. I also don’t think we are that far from affordability.

[92024]

“However, I DO expect people to claim in Spring 2008 that we have started turning around, but they will simply be faked out by typical seasonal (relative) strength.”
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I just don’t think everyone is a savvy as the people on this site. Once they feel that the market is on the way up again, they will jump back in with both feet.This is not like the stock market rush of the late 90’s. I never really heard people excited after that decline to jump back into stocks once the market turned. Real estate on the other hand seems to be different. Most people I talk to are ready to move, and they won’t want to miss it again, even if it does not mean huge equity returns, but only an affordable place that they can call home. I also don’t think we are that far from affordability.

[92024]

“However, I DO expect people to claim in Spring 2008 that we have started turning around, but they will simply be faked out by typical seasonal (relative) strength.”
___
I just don’t think everyone is a savvy as the people on this site. Once they feel that the market is on the way up again, they will jump back in with both feet.This is not like the stock market rush of the late 90’s. I never really heard people excited after that decline to jump back into stocks once the market turned. Real estate on the other hand seems to be different. Most people I talk to are ready to move, and they won’t want to miss it again, even if it does not mean huge equity returns, but only an affordable place that they can call home. I also don’t think we are that far from affordability.

[92024]

“However, I DO expect people to claim in Spring 2008 that we have started turning around, but they will simply be faked out by typical seasonal (relative) strength.”
___
I just don’t think everyone is a savvy as the people on this site. Once they feel that the market is on the way up again, they will jump back in with both feet.This is not like the stock market rush of the late 90’s. I never really heard people excited after that decline to jump back into stocks once the market turned. Real estate on the other hand seems to be different. Most people I talk to are ready to move, and they won’t want to miss it again, even if it does not mean huge equity returns, but only an affordable place that they can call home. I also don’t think we are that far from affordability.

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