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Participant“Don’t forget property taxes…”
_________________Indeed! So $20K+/yr before you have made a single mortgage payment.
Participant“Don’t forget property taxes…”
_________________Indeed! So $20K+/yr before you have made a single mortgage payment.
Participant“Don’t forget property taxes…”
_________________Indeed! So $20K+/yr before you have made a single mortgage payment.
Participant“Nice… 😉 Mello Roos: $5,482.28/Year”
___________________…and another $5K/yr in HOA dues – ouch.
Participant“Nice… 😉 Mello Roos: $5,482.28/Year”
___________________…and another $5K/yr in HOA dues – ouch.
Participant“Nice… 😉 Mello Roos: $5,482.28/Year”
___________________…and another $5K/yr in HOA dues – ouch.
Participant“Nice… 😉 Mello Roos: $5,482.28/Year”
___________________…and another $5K/yr in HOA dues – ouch.
Participant“Nice… 😉 Mello Roos: $5,482.28/Year”
___________________…and another $5K/yr in HOA dues – ouch.
Participant“I think we all have to at least consider the possibility that we have entered an era of “permanent” low long term interest rates. I can’t even fathom a fed funds rate above 2-3% at this point. Look at Japan.”
_________________________________I am definitely in the camp of believers of low rates for years to come. After the dot-com crash we had an FFR at 3% or less for about 4 years. That’s quite awhile. If you believe the situation is far worse now, there is certainly a good argument for an even longer run of low rates. We are now only about a year and half into an FFR of 3% or less.
Participant“I think we all have to at least consider the possibility that we have entered an era of “permanent” low long term interest rates. I can’t even fathom a fed funds rate above 2-3% at this point. Look at Japan.”
_________________________________I am definitely in the camp of believers of low rates for years to come. After the dot-com crash we had an FFR at 3% or less for about 4 years. That’s quite awhile. If you believe the situation is far worse now, there is certainly a good argument for an even longer run of low rates. We are now only about a year and half into an FFR of 3% or less.
Participant“I think we all have to at least consider the possibility that we have entered an era of “permanent” low long term interest rates. I can’t even fathom a fed funds rate above 2-3% at this point. Look at Japan.”
_________________________________I am definitely in the camp of believers of low rates for years to come. After the dot-com crash we had an FFR at 3% or less for about 4 years. That’s quite awhile. If you believe the situation is far worse now, there is certainly a good argument for an even longer run of low rates. We are now only about a year and half into an FFR of 3% or less.
Participant“I think we all have to at least consider the possibility that we have entered an era of “permanent” low long term interest rates. I can’t even fathom a fed funds rate above 2-3% at this point. Look at Japan.”
_________________________________I am definitely in the camp of believers of low rates for years to come. After the dot-com crash we had an FFR at 3% or less for about 4 years. That’s quite awhile. If you believe the situation is far worse now, there is certainly a good argument for an even longer run of low rates. We are now only about a year and half into an FFR of 3% or less.
Participant“I think we all have to at least consider the possibility that we have entered an era of “permanent” low long term interest rates. I can’t even fathom a fed funds rate above 2-3% at this point. Look at Japan.”
_________________________________I am definitely in the camp of believers of low rates for years to come. After the dot-com crash we had an FFR at 3% or less for about 4 years. That’s quite awhile. If you believe the situation is far worse now, there is certainly a good argument for an even longer run of low rates. We are now only about a year and half into an FFR of 3% or less.
ParticipantTalk about chasing the market down…after a few years I guess reality finally sank in. Plenty of sellers in 92037 are going to have a plate a reality served to them over the next several years. And I think $1.5 mil is far too much for this place, right smack dab on LJ Mesa? That’s a busy street and cars are moving real quick through there.
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