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It’ll be down 50% – 75% by 2012. Just rent there for 3k-5k per month over the next 4 years and you’ll be golden. Carlsbad oceanfront will be 200K by then.
DuckParticipantIt’ll be down 50% – 75% by 2012. Just rent there for 3k-5k per month over the next 4 years and you’ll be golden. Carlsbad oceanfront will be 200K by then.
DuckParticipantIt’ll be down 50% – 75% by 2012. Just rent there for 3k-5k per month over the next 4 years and you’ll be golden. Carlsbad oceanfront will be 200K by then.
DuckParticipantIt’ll be down 50% – 75% by 2012. Just rent there for 3k-5k per month over the next 4 years and you’ll be golden. Carlsbad oceanfront will be 200K by then.
February 6, 2008 at 5:08 PM in reply to: OT: Why do Hispanics and Asians trent heavily to Clinton #149200DuckParticipantI think we’re giving the talking heads too much credit if we think their principles are not aligned with their pocketbooks. These guys are so hypocritical it makes my head spin. And the lemmings that listen to their every word? The good news is that apparently they don’t have enough influence in their own party as to effect the outcome of the election. The right wing media basically formed a jihad to try and defeat McCain and their candidate (Romney) is getting trounced despite spending ungodly amounts of his own fortune and facing a guy who is about as uncharismatic as I’ve seen in recent elections.
February 6, 2008 at 5:08 PM in reply to: OT: Why do Hispanics and Asians trent heavily to Clinton #149299DuckParticipantI think we’re giving the talking heads too much credit if we think their principles are not aligned with their pocketbooks. These guys are so hypocritical it makes my head spin. And the lemmings that listen to their every word? The good news is that apparently they don’t have enough influence in their own party as to effect the outcome of the election. The right wing media basically formed a jihad to try and defeat McCain and their candidate (Romney) is getting trounced despite spending ungodly amounts of his own fortune and facing a guy who is about as uncharismatic as I’ve seen in recent elections.
February 6, 2008 at 5:08 PM in reply to: OT: Why do Hispanics and Asians trent heavily to Clinton #149227DuckParticipantI think we’re giving the talking heads too much credit if we think their principles are not aligned with their pocketbooks. These guys are so hypocritical it makes my head spin. And the lemmings that listen to their every word? The good news is that apparently they don’t have enough influence in their own party as to effect the outcome of the election. The right wing media basically formed a jihad to try and defeat McCain and their candidate (Romney) is getting trounced despite spending ungodly amounts of his own fortune and facing a guy who is about as uncharismatic as I’ve seen in recent elections.
February 6, 2008 at 5:08 PM in reply to: OT: Why do Hispanics and Asians trent heavily to Clinton #149211DuckParticipantI think we’re giving the talking heads too much credit if we think their principles are not aligned with their pocketbooks. These guys are so hypocritical it makes my head spin. And the lemmings that listen to their every word? The good news is that apparently they don’t have enough influence in their own party as to effect the outcome of the election. The right wing media basically formed a jihad to try and defeat McCain and their candidate (Romney) is getting trounced despite spending ungodly amounts of his own fortune and facing a guy who is about as uncharismatic as I’ve seen in recent elections.
February 6, 2008 at 5:08 PM in reply to: OT: Why do Hispanics and Asians trent heavily to Clinton #148944DuckParticipantI think we’re giving the talking heads too much credit if we think their principles are not aligned with their pocketbooks. These guys are so hypocritical it makes my head spin. And the lemmings that listen to their every word? The good news is that apparently they don’t have enough influence in their own party as to effect the outcome of the election. The right wing media basically formed a jihad to try and defeat McCain and their candidate (Romney) is getting trounced despite spending ungodly amounts of his own fortune and facing a guy who is about as uncharismatic as I’ve seen in recent elections.
DuckParticipantI’ll follow the advice of the Pimco guy at the end of the story. They are the authority on bonds and have said since last spring that the Fed Funds rate was headed towards 3% or lower. The Fed and Washington DC in general are all over housing right now and will do whatever it takes to keep mortgage rates low until the majority of subprime mortgages get refi’d or froze and the inventory overhang of new homes gets worked through the system. The easiest solution is low mortgage rates. It might take another 2 or 3 years, but you can be sure this is the #1 economic concern and despite the overall incompetency of our government, when they set their minds to solving a single problem without partisanship, it usually gets done.
DuckParticipantI’ll follow the advice of the Pimco guy at the end of the story. They are the authority on bonds and have said since last spring that the Fed Funds rate was headed towards 3% or lower. The Fed and Washington DC in general are all over housing right now and will do whatever it takes to keep mortgage rates low until the majority of subprime mortgages get refi’d or froze and the inventory overhang of new homes gets worked through the system. The easiest solution is low mortgage rates. It might take another 2 or 3 years, but you can be sure this is the #1 economic concern and despite the overall incompetency of our government, when they set their minds to solving a single problem without partisanship, it usually gets done.
DuckParticipantI’ll follow the advice of the Pimco guy at the end of the story. They are the authority on bonds and have said since last spring that the Fed Funds rate was headed towards 3% or lower. The Fed and Washington DC in general are all over housing right now and will do whatever it takes to keep mortgage rates low until the majority of subprime mortgages get refi’d or froze and the inventory overhang of new homes gets worked through the system. The easiest solution is low mortgage rates. It might take another 2 or 3 years, but you can be sure this is the #1 economic concern and despite the overall incompetency of our government, when they set their minds to solving a single problem without partisanship, it usually gets done.
DuckParticipantI’ll follow the advice of the Pimco guy at the end of the story. They are the authority on bonds and have said since last spring that the Fed Funds rate was headed towards 3% or lower. The Fed and Washington DC in general are all over housing right now and will do whatever it takes to keep mortgage rates low until the majority of subprime mortgages get refi’d or froze and the inventory overhang of new homes gets worked through the system. The easiest solution is low mortgage rates. It might take another 2 or 3 years, but you can be sure this is the #1 economic concern and despite the overall incompetency of our government, when they set their minds to solving a single problem without partisanship, it usually gets done.
DuckParticipantI’ll follow the advice of the Pimco guy at the end of the story. They are the authority on bonds and have said since last spring that the Fed Funds rate was headed towards 3% or lower. The Fed and Washington DC in general are all over housing right now and will do whatever it takes to keep mortgage rates low until the majority of subprime mortgages get refi’d or froze and the inventory overhang of new homes gets worked through the system. The easiest solution is low mortgage rates. It might take another 2 or 3 years, but you can be sure this is the #1 economic concern and despite the overall incompetency of our government, when they set their minds to solving a single problem without partisanship, it usually gets done.
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