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And what, 50% appreciation a year is considered “normal times”?

“As reported Tuesday, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index’s 12.7% decline in February was the largest drop since its creation in 2001. Despite that index’s limited seven-year history, the Associated Press reported that home prices “plunged by a record” percentage and “at their fastest rate ever.””

Okay Yun, why don’t you look at the Median Resale price then? Oh, because that’s even worse.

This is propaganda at it’s worst, insulting at best, and all around simply pathetic.

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And what, 50% appreciation a year is considered “normal times”?

“As reported Tuesday, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index’s 12.7% decline in February was the largest drop since its creation in 2001. Despite that index’s limited seven-year history, the Associated Press reported that home prices “plunged by a record” percentage and “at their fastest rate ever.””

Okay Yun, why don’t you look at the Median Resale price then? Oh, because that’s even worse.

This is propaganda at it’s worst, insulting at best, and all around simply pathetic.

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And what, 50% appreciation a year is considered “normal times”?

“As reported Tuesday, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index’s 12.7% decline in February was the largest drop since its creation in 2001. Despite that index’s limited seven-year history, the Associated Press reported that home prices “plunged by a record” percentage and “at their fastest rate ever.””

Okay Yun, why don’t you look at the Median Resale price then? Oh, because that’s even worse.

This is propaganda at it’s worst, insulting at best, and all around simply pathetic.

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And what, 50% appreciation a year is considered “normal times”?

“As reported Tuesday, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index’s 12.7% decline in February was the largest drop since its creation in 2001. Despite that index’s limited seven-year history, the Associated Press reported that home prices “plunged by a record” percentage and “at their fastest rate ever.””

Okay Yun, why don’t you look at the Median Resale price then? Oh, because that’s even worse.

This is propaganda at it’s worst, insulting at best, and all around simply pathetic.

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And what, 50% appreciation a year is considered “normal times”?

“As reported Tuesday, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index’s 12.7% decline in February was the largest drop since its creation in 2001. Despite that index’s limited seven-year history, the Associated Press reported that home prices “plunged by a record” percentage and “at their fastest rate ever.””

Okay Yun, why don’t you look at the Median Resale price then? Oh, because that’s even worse.

This is propaganda at it’s worst, insulting at best, and all around simply pathetic.

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It just shows you people are more emotional than practical when it comes to finances:

Buy at the peak or right near the peak of a real estate bubble, and then walk away even though you may be able to afford it. Can you imagine these people doing the same thing with stocks?

Granted many had no down payments, but they still paid mortgages for months if not a few years (minus the few who never paid, who should just be deported).

You may be upside down, but eventually housing will go back up. You don’t don’t buy a primary residence to get rich.

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It just shows you people are more emotional than practical when it comes to finances:

Buy at the peak or right near the peak of a real estate bubble, and then walk away even though you may be able to afford it. Can you imagine these people doing the same thing with stocks?

Granted many had no down payments, but they still paid mortgages for months if not a few years (minus the few who never paid, who should just be deported).

You may be upside down, but eventually housing will go back up. You don’t don’t buy a primary residence to get rich.

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It just shows you people are more emotional than practical when it comes to finances:

Buy at the peak or right near the peak of a real estate bubble, and then walk away even though you may be able to afford it. Can you imagine these people doing the same thing with stocks?

Granted many had no down payments, but they still paid mortgages for months if not a few years (minus the few who never paid, who should just be deported).

You may be upside down, but eventually housing will go back up. You don’t don’t buy a primary residence to get rich.

[cr]

It just shows you people are more emotional than practical when it comes to finances:

Buy at the peak or right near the peak of a real estate bubble, and then walk away even though you may be able to afford it. Can you imagine these people doing the same thing with stocks?

Granted many had no down payments, but they still paid mortgages for months if not a few years (minus the few who never paid, who should just be deported).

You may be upside down, but eventually housing will go back up. You don’t don’t buy a primary residence to get rich.

[cr]

It just shows you people are more emotional than practical when it comes to finances:

Buy at the peak or right near the peak of a real estate bubble, and then walk away even though you may be able to afford it. Can you imagine these people doing the same thing with stocks?

Granted many had no down payments, but they still paid mortgages for months if not a few years (minus the few who never paid, who should just be deported).

You may be upside down, but eventually housing will go back up. You don’t don’t buy a primary residence to get rich.

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try propertyshark.com you’ll have to register, but it’s free, no credit card, and it should give you owner info.

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try propertyshark.com you’ll have to register, but it’s free, no credit card, and it should give you owner info.

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try propertyshark.com you’ll have to register, but it’s free, no credit card, and it should give you owner info.

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try propertyshark.com you’ll have to register, but it’s free, no credit card, and it should give you owner info.

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try propertyshark.com you’ll have to register, but it’s free, no credit card, and it should give you owner info.

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