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April 25, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: The coming tidal wave: Bank sees 6.5 million foreclosures #194562April 25, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: The coming tidal wave: Bank sees 6.5 million foreclosures #194594
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ParticipantCS must have forgotten about the stimulus checks. That’s going to fix everything.
For maybe one month’s read on retail sales.
April 25, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: The coming tidal wave: Bank sees 6.5 million foreclosures #194618cr
ParticipantCS must have forgotten about the stimulus checks. That’s going to fix everything.
For maybe one month’s read on retail sales.
April 25, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: The coming tidal wave: Bank sees 6.5 million foreclosures #194636cr
ParticipantCS must have forgotten about the stimulus checks. That’s going to fix everything.
For maybe one month’s read on retail sales.
April 25, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: The coming tidal wave: Bank sees 6.5 million foreclosures #194679cr
ParticipantCS must have forgotten about the stimulus checks. That’s going to fix everything.
For maybe one month’s read on retail sales.
April 25, 2008 at 10:21 AM in reply to: “They have no desire to buy a house that is going to be worth less two months later.” #194397cr
ParticipantJoin the club. I laugh when I see articles claiming it’s time to jump back in to real estate.
Of course they acknowledge that you may (will) lose value, but you’re in it for the long term. Just like everyone else who bought in the last 5 years, right? Oh…wait…no.
And that’s exactly why this thing isn’t even close to playing out yet. Resets to come, inventory to rise, foreclosures to set new records, sales volume to plummet further, etc, et al, ad nauseum.
April 25, 2008 at 10:21 AM in reply to: “They have no desire to buy a house that is going to be worth less two months later.” #194428cr
ParticipantJoin the club. I laugh when I see articles claiming it’s time to jump back in to real estate.
Of course they acknowledge that you may (will) lose value, but you’re in it for the long term. Just like everyone else who bought in the last 5 years, right? Oh…wait…no.
And that’s exactly why this thing isn’t even close to playing out yet. Resets to come, inventory to rise, foreclosures to set new records, sales volume to plummet further, etc, et al, ad nauseum.
April 25, 2008 at 10:21 AM in reply to: “They have no desire to buy a house that is going to be worth less two months later.” #194455cr
ParticipantJoin the club. I laugh when I see articles claiming it’s time to jump back in to real estate.
Of course they acknowledge that you may (will) lose value, but you’re in it for the long term. Just like everyone else who bought in the last 5 years, right? Oh…wait…no.
And that’s exactly why this thing isn’t even close to playing out yet. Resets to come, inventory to rise, foreclosures to set new records, sales volume to plummet further, etc, et al, ad nauseum.
April 25, 2008 at 10:21 AM in reply to: “They have no desire to buy a house that is going to be worth less two months later.” #194471cr
ParticipantJoin the club. I laugh when I see articles claiming it’s time to jump back in to real estate.
Of course they acknowledge that you may (will) lose value, but you’re in it for the long term. Just like everyone else who bought in the last 5 years, right? Oh…wait…no.
And that’s exactly why this thing isn’t even close to playing out yet. Resets to come, inventory to rise, foreclosures to set new records, sales volume to plummet further, etc, et al, ad nauseum.
April 25, 2008 at 10:21 AM in reply to: “They have no desire to buy a house that is going to be worth less two months later.” #194514cr
ParticipantJoin the club. I laugh when I see articles claiming it’s time to jump back in to real estate.
Of course they acknowledge that you may (will) lose value, but you’re in it for the long term. Just like everyone else who bought in the last 5 years, right? Oh…wait…no.
And that’s exactly why this thing isn’t even close to playing out yet. Resets to come, inventory to rise, foreclosures to set new records, sales volume to plummet further, etc, et al, ad nauseum.
cr
ParticipantOC – I don’t know why, but I think you should definitely sue Zillow.
I’m sure these people will join you
Group A of people pissed at Zillow
Group B of people pissed at ZillowThere are more than that too.
Willow was a great movie, but Zillow has value for me only for the historical prices. You can look at those and pretty much guess when someone is in over their head or a house foreclosed.
Other than that, it has great comic value – I just participated in a poll there that said I was wrong because I made more money in the stock market than real estate in the last 5 years. It actually said I was wrong. Pitifully stupid I must say.
Just go into their discussions and watch people whine. In fact, that might be a good indicator of where the market is at. People wouldn’t be whining to that degree if the market was showing any signs of life. It also shows that we’re still in the early stages. People are yet to accept that real estate is plummeting, and their own house with it.
cr
ParticipantOC – I don’t know why, but I think you should definitely sue Zillow.
I’m sure these people will join you
Group A of people pissed at Zillow
Group B of people pissed at ZillowThere are more than that too.
Willow was a great movie, but Zillow has value for me only for the historical prices. You can look at those and pretty much guess when someone is in over their head or a house foreclosed.
Other than that, it has great comic value – I just participated in a poll there that said I was wrong because I made more money in the stock market than real estate in the last 5 years. It actually said I was wrong. Pitifully stupid I must say.
Just go into their discussions and watch people whine. In fact, that might be a good indicator of where the market is at. People wouldn’t be whining to that degree if the market was showing any signs of life. It also shows that we’re still in the early stages. People are yet to accept that real estate is plummeting, and their own house with it.
cr
ParticipantOC – I don’t know why, but I think you should definitely sue Zillow.
I’m sure these people will join you
Group A of people pissed at Zillow
Group B of people pissed at ZillowThere are more than that too.
Willow was a great movie, but Zillow has value for me only for the historical prices. You can look at those and pretty much guess when someone is in over their head or a house foreclosed.
Other than that, it has great comic value – I just participated in a poll there that said I was wrong because I made more money in the stock market than real estate in the last 5 years. It actually said I was wrong. Pitifully stupid I must say.
Just go into their discussions and watch people whine. In fact, that might be a good indicator of where the market is at. People wouldn’t be whining to that degree if the market was showing any signs of life. It also shows that we’re still in the early stages. People are yet to accept that real estate is plummeting, and their own house with it.
cr
ParticipantOC – I don’t know why, but I think you should definitely sue Zillow.
I’m sure these people will join you
Group A of people pissed at Zillow
Group B of people pissed at ZillowThere are more than that too.
Willow was a great movie, but Zillow has value for me only for the historical prices. You can look at those and pretty much guess when someone is in over their head or a house foreclosed.
Other than that, it has great comic value – I just participated in a poll there that said I was wrong because I made more money in the stock market than real estate in the last 5 years. It actually said I was wrong. Pitifully stupid I must say.
Just go into their discussions and watch people whine. In fact, that might be a good indicator of where the market is at. People wouldn’t be whining to that degree if the market was showing any signs of life. It also shows that we’re still in the early stages. People are yet to accept that real estate is plummeting, and their own house with it.
cr
ParticipantOC – I don’t know why, but I think you should definitely sue Zillow.
I’m sure these people will join you
Group A of people pissed at Zillow
Group B of people pissed at ZillowThere are more than that too.
Willow was a great movie, but Zillow has value for me only for the historical prices. You can look at those and pretty much guess when someone is in over their head or a house foreclosed.
Other than that, it has great comic value – I just participated in a poll there that said I was wrong because I made more money in the stock market than real estate in the last 5 years. It actually said I was wrong. Pitifully stupid I must say.
Just go into their discussions and watch people whine. In fact, that might be a good indicator of where the market is at. People wouldn’t be whining to that degree if the market was showing any signs of life. It also shows that we’re still in the early stages. People are yet to accept that real estate is plummeting, and their own house with it.
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