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That chart seems to suggest that the rent to price ratio is the lowest it has been in recent history for SD. Perhaps this is the reason demand is so high?
If you use the 20% down to calculate the rent to price ratio… do you need to calculate the opportunity cost in putting that much capital down? That’s what an investor would do.
danthedartParticipanthttp://piggington.com/images/dec08pmttorent.gif
That chart seems to suggest that the rent to price ratio is the lowest it has been in recent history for SD. Perhaps this is the reason demand is so high?
If you use the 20% down to calculate the rent to price ratio… do you need to calculate the opportunity cost in putting that much capital down? That’s what an investor would do.
danthedartParticipanthttp://piggington.com/images/dec08pmttorent.gif
That chart seems to suggest that the rent to price ratio is the lowest it has been in recent history for SD. Perhaps this is the reason demand is so high?
If you use the 20% down to calculate the rent to price ratio… do you need to calculate the opportunity cost in putting that much capital down? That’s what an investor would do.
danthedartParticipanthttp://piggington.com/images/dec08pmttorent.gif
That chart seems to suggest that the rent to price ratio is the lowest it has been in recent history for SD. Perhaps this is the reason demand is so high?
If you use the 20% down to calculate the rent to price ratio… do you need to calculate the opportunity cost in putting that much capital down? That’s what an investor would do.
danthedartParticipanthttp://piggington.com/images/dec08pmttorent.gif
That chart seems to suggest that the rent to price ratio is the lowest it has been in recent history for SD. Perhaps this is the reason demand is so high?
If you use the 20% down to calculate the rent to price ratio… do you need to calculate the opportunity cost in putting that much capital down? That’s what an investor would do.
danthedartParticipantHave you guys read Dr. Housing Bubble’s latest?
A few interesting things from the article:
– The stock market is a bad indicator because its completely disconnected with what is happening in the real world. Remember the stock market has predicted 6 out of the last 0 economic recoveries and 12 out of the last 9 recessions.
– The peak of the alt-a option arm recasts will be in 2011.
– Unemployment was the driving factor in the last 2 housing collapses in California. Unemployment affects housing a lot more than it does the overall economy.
danthedartParticipantHave you guys read Dr. Housing Bubble’s latest?
A few interesting things from the article:
– The stock market is a bad indicator because its completely disconnected with what is happening in the real world. Remember the stock market has predicted 6 out of the last 0 economic recoveries and 12 out of the last 9 recessions.
– The peak of the alt-a option arm recasts will be in 2011.
– Unemployment was the driving factor in the last 2 housing collapses in California. Unemployment affects housing a lot more than it does the overall economy.
danthedartParticipantHave you guys read Dr. Housing Bubble’s latest?
A few interesting things from the article:
– The stock market is a bad indicator because its completely disconnected with what is happening in the real world. Remember the stock market has predicted 6 out of the last 0 economic recoveries and 12 out of the last 9 recessions.
– The peak of the alt-a option arm recasts will be in 2011.
– Unemployment was the driving factor in the last 2 housing collapses in California. Unemployment affects housing a lot more than it does the overall economy.
danthedartParticipantHave you guys read Dr. Housing Bubble’s latest?
A few interesting things from the article:
– The stock market is a bad indicator because its completely disconnected with what is happening in the real world. Remember the stock market has predicted 6 out of the last 0 economic recoveries and 12 out of the last 9 recessions.
– The peak of the alt-a option arm recasts will be in 2011.
– Unemployment was the driving factor in the last 2 housing collapses in California. Unemployment affects housing a lot more than it does the overall economy.
danthedartParticipantHave you guys read Dr. Housing Bubble’s latest?
A few interesting things from the article:
– The stock market is a bad indicator because its completely disconnected with what is happening in the real world. Remember the stock market has predicted 6 out of the last 0 economic recoveries and 12 out of the last 9 recessions.
– The peak of the alt-a option arm recasts will be in 2011.
– Unemployment was the driving factor in the last 2 housing collapses in California. Unemployment affects housing a lot more than it does the overall economy.
danthedartParticipantNo, I don’t care what you think. But you’re intent on discussing two issues at the same time. I want to move on and discuss the original issue.
danthedartParticipantNo, I don’t care what you think. But you’re intent on discussing two issues at the same time. I want to move on and discuss the original issue.
danthedartParticipantNo, I don’t care what you think. But you’re intent on discussing two issues at the same time. I want to move on and discuss the original issue.
danthedartParticipantNo, I don’t care what you think. But you’re intent on discussing two issues at the same time. I want to move on and discuss the original issue.
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