your friend’s father may not have been one of the gold rushers of the mid 00’s. he may have bought long ago so to him, RE is doing great. he may not be aware of the situation because the situation is hardly being covered.
your friend’s father may not have been one of the gold rushers of the mid 00’s. he may have bought long ago so to him, RE is doing great. he may not be aware of the situation because the situation is hardly being covered.
i think it has to do with the media spin. before, it was “there’s no problem”, then “it’s contained” and now “we’re dooooOOOOOOMMMMEEEEEDDDD—D!!!!!” /bender.
i think it has to do with the media spin. before, it was “there’s no problem”, then “it’s contained” and now “we’re dooooOOOOOOMMMMEEEEEDDDD—D!!!!!” /bender.
interesting trend there; 30% bank owned for sale in 92, 50% in 94-97… currently 30% and rising, bottom of the market to correspond with an increase to 50% reo sales?
interesting trend there; 30% bank owned for sale in 92, 50% in 94-97… currently 30% and rising, bottom of the market to correspond with an increase to 50% reo sales?
rich: it would have been nice if you’d have laid into that moron penner for her part in talking up the “housing shortage”. and the way she frames her questions, “people with poor income, bad credit and minority communities being targeted”… as if the problem is confined to the “bad part of society”. and “everyone wants to live in san diego, why has home sales dropped”… like, obviously, wanting to live somewhere is going to depend on the price, not to mention, living somewhere doesn’t assume buying a home there.
rich: it would have been nice if you’d have laid into that moron penner for her part in talking up the “housing shortage”. and the way she frames her questions, “people with poor income, bad credit and minority communities being targeted”… as if the problem is confined to the “bad part of society”. and “everyone wants to live in san diego, why has home sales dropped”… like, obviously, wanting to live somewhere is going to depend on the price, not to mention, living somewhere doesn’t assume buying a home there.
