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I’m calling this Spring it as early part of my personal buying window. Interest rates are still very good. There is still plenty of downside risk to the SD real estate market. I’m extremely picky and targeting only very nice areas and great homes.

I actually think that prices will continue to decline for a while, then plod along for years in low single digit appreciation at best. I have enough of a cushion to ride out equity loss

I’m worried my landlord is gonna go into foreclosure. My kids are starting up kindergarten soon. Wifey is putting pressure on me, although not as bad as that REALTOR ad of a few years ago….”LOIS”

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I’m calling this Spring it as early part of my personal buying window. Interest rates are still very good. There is still plenty of downside risk to the SD real estate market. I’m extremely picky and targeting only very nice areas and great homes.

I actually think that prices will continue to decline for a while, then plod along for years in low single digit appreciation at best. I have enough of a cushion to ride out equity loss

I’m worried my landlord is gonna go into foreclosure. My kids are starting up kindergarten soon. Wifey is putting pressure on me, although not as bad as that REALTOR ad of a few years ago….”LOIS”

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I’m calling this Spring it as early part of my personal buying window. Interest rates are still very good. There is still plenty of downside risk to the SD real estate market. I’m extremely picky and targeting only very nice areas and great homes.

I actually think that prices will continue to decline for a while, then plod along for years in low single digit appreciation at best. I have enough of a cushion to ride out equity loss

I’m worried my landlord is gonna go into foreclosure. My kids are starting up kindergarten soon. Wifey is putting pressure on me, although not as bad as that REALTOR ad of a few years ago….”LOIS”

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I’m calling this Spring it as early part of my personal buying window. Interest rates are still very good. There is still plenty of downside risk to the SD real estate market. I’m extremely picky and targeting only very nice areas and great homes.

I actually think that prices will continue to decline for a while, then plod along for years in low single digit appreciation at best. I have enough of a cushion to ride out equity loss

I’m worried my landlord is gonna go into foreclosure. My kids are starting up kindergarten soon. Wifey is putting pressure on me, although not as bad as that REALTOR ad of a few years ago….”LOIS”

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I’m calling this Spring it as early part of my personal buying window. Interest rates are still very good. There is still plenty of downside risk to the SD real estate market. I’m extremely picky and targeting only very nice areas and great homes.

I actually think that prices will continue to decline for a while, then plod along for years in low single digit appreciation at best. I have enough of a cushion to ride out equity loss

I’m worried my landlord is gonna go into foreclosure. My kids are starting up kindergarten soon. Wifey is putting pressure on me, although not as bad as that REALTOR ad of a few years ago….”LOIS”

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I’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.

I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.

Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.

It is truly caveat emptor out there.

That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.

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I’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.

I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.

Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.

It is truly caveat emptor out there.

That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.

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[Bubblesitter]

I’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.

I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.

Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.

It is truly caveat emptor out there.

That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.

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[Bubblesitter]

I’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.

I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.

Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.

It is truly caveat emptor out there.

That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.

Bubblesitter

[Bubblesitter]

I’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.

I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.

Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.

It is truly caveat emptor out there.

That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.

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He still may be “right”, just early.

I hope not, otherwise we are all f’ed.

I agree on “Don’t sell America Short”. We still have the most innovative, entrepreneurial, creative people in the world. Economically, we are in for a couple years of a rough patch, but I am certainly confident in an eventual turnaround.

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He still may be “right”, just early.

I hope not, otherwise we are all f’ed.

I agree on “Don’t sell America Short”. We still have the most innovative, entrepreneurial, creative people in the world. Economically, we are in for a couple years of a rough patch, but I am certainly confident in an eventual turnaround.

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He still may be “right”, just early.

I hope not, otherwise we are all f’ed.

I agree on “Don’t sell America Short”. We still have the most innovative, entrepreneurial, creative people in the world. Economically, we are in for a couple years of a rough patch, but I am certainly confident in an eventual turnaround.

Bubblesitter

[Bubblesitter]

He still may be “right”, just early.

I hope not, otherwise we are all f’ed.

I agree on “Don’t sell America Short”. We still have the most innovative, entrepreneurial, creative people in the world. Economically, we are in for a couple years of a rough patch, but I am certainly confident in an eventual turnaround.

Bubblesitter

[Bubblesitter]

He still may be “right”, just early.

I hope not, otherwise we are all f’ed.

I agree on “Don’t sell America Short”. We still have the most innovative, entrepreneurial, creative people in the world. Economically, we are in for a couple years of a rough patch, but I am certainly confident in an eventual turnaround.

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