Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
bob007
ParticipantI do not think we are anywhere near a tipping point. In the short term the credit bubble, sub-prime mess, affordability issue will work out.
In the long run competition from China/India, immigration from Mexico will determine housing prices.
bob007
ParticipantI do not think we are anywhere near a tipping point. In the short term the credit bubble, sub-prime mess, affordability issue will work out.
In the long run competition from China/India, immigration from Mexico will determine housing prices.
July 29, 2007 at 12:57 PM in reply to: While not a perfect solution, the best way to avoid foreclosure . . . #68535bob007
Participantin the past it was hard to walk away from a home because you put a 20% down payment. Now it is a lot easier because your home was purchased 0% down.
July 29, 2007 at 12:57 PM in reply to: While not a perfect solution, the best way to avoid foreclosure . . . #68604bob007
Participantin the past it was hard to walk away from a home because you put a 20% down payment. Now it is a lot easier because your home was purchased 0% down.
bob007
ParticipantThat is a lot of money to lose. It was not like they were charging a high interest rate to begin with. Why are people taking that kind of risk for a puny return (< 7%)
bob007
ParticipantThat is a lot of money to lose. It was not like they were charging a high interest rate to begin with. Why are people taking that kind of risk for a puny return (< 7%)
bob007
ParticipantI agree with KIBU. But usually high inflation means high interest rates. I think interest rates will lag inflation. I cannot wait to see what 9% mortgage rate does to California real estate markets
bob007
ParticipantI agree with KIBU. But usually high inflation means high interest rates. I think interest rates will lag inflation. I cannot wait to see what 9% mortgage rate does to California real estate markets
bob007
Participantstocks are held by billionaires, wealthy upper middle class folks, huge pension funds.
Unless those folks have to sell S&P is unlikely to see 600.
bob007
Participantstocks are held by billionaires, wealthy upper middle class folks, huge pension funds.
Unless those folks have to sell S&P is unlikely to see 600.
bob007
Participanti think some of the “victims” knew what they were doing. they went along for the “ride”. Now that the party ended they are complaining that they were cheated.
bob007
Participanti think some of the “victims” knew what they were doing. they went along for the “ride”. Now that the party ended they are complaining that they were cheated.
bob007
ParticipantI think it misses the greater point. The real point is homeowners cannot expect double digit gains in terms of home appreciation.
bob007
ParticipantI think it misses the greater point. The real point is homeowners cannot expect double digit gains in terms of home appreciation.
-
AuthorPosts