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ParticipantUSD will stabilize in the short run since the crowd is most fearful now.
ParticipantUSD will stabilize in the short run since the crowd is most fearful now.
ParticipantUSD will stabilize in the short run since the crowd is most fearful now.
ParticipantUSD will stabilize in the short run since the crowd is most fearful now.
ParticipantUSD will stabilize in the short run since the crowd is most fearful now.
ParticipantHome Price Expectation (1 year) Mar 08 Mar 07
Price same 44% 43%
Increase 20% 48%
Decrease 17% 9%
Tried to insert table, shows up in preview, but is gone on post using Mozilla and IE. Any suggestions?
Home Price Expectation (1 year)
Mar 08 Mar 07 Price same 44% 43% Increase 20% 48% Decrease 17% 9% ParticipantHome Price Expectation (1 year) Mar 08 Mar 07
Price same 44% 43%
Increase 20% 48%
Decrease 17% 9%
Tried to insert table, shows up in preview, but is gone on post using Mozilla and IE. Any suggestions?
Home Price Expectation (1 year)
Mar 08 Mar 07 Price same 44% 43% Increase 20% 48% Decrease 17% 9% ParticipantHome Price Expectation (1 year) Mar 08 Mar 07
Price same 44% 43%
Increase 20% 48%
Decrease 17% 9%
Tried to insert table, shows up in preview, but is gone on post using Mozilla and IE. Any suggestions?
Home Price Expectation (1 year)
Mar 08 Mar 07 Price same 44% 43% Increase 20% 48% Decrease 17% 9% ParticipantHome Price Expectation (1 year) Mar 08 Mar 07
Price same 44% 43%
Increase 20% 48%
Decrease 17% 9%
Tried to insert table, shows up in preview, but is gone on post using Mozilla and IE. Any suggestions?
Home Price Expectation (1 year)
Mar 08 Mar 07 Price same 44% 43% Increase 20% 48% Decrease 17% 9% ParticipantHome Price Expectation (1 year) Mar 08 Mar 07
Price same 44% 43%
Increase 20% 48%
Decrease 17% 9%
Tried to insert table, shows up in preview, but is gone on post using Mozilla and IE. Any suggestions?
Home Price Expectation (1 year)
Mar 08 Mar 07 Price same 44% 43% Increase 20% 48% Decrease 17% 9% ParticipantIf everyone went with < 3X income, half the sales from this century wouldn't have happened!
Most calculators allow a total debt-to-income ratio of no more than 36 percent. And home payment to-income ratio of 28% for our conservative estimate, and 33 percent for the aggressive one. In CA, 40% and 50% ratios were routinely used and that's what helped cause home prices to double from 2001 to 2005, not the common notion that QCOM employees were completely responsible for jump.
ParticipantIf everyone went with < 3X income, half the sales from this century wouldn't have happened!
Most calculators allow a total debt-to-income ratio of no more than 36 percent. And home payment to-income ratio of 28% for our conservative estimate, and 33 percent for the aggressive one. In CA, 40% and 50% ratios were routinely used and that's what helped cause home prices to double from 2001 to 2005, not the common notion that QCOM employees were completely responsible for jump.
ParticipantIf everyone went with < 3X income, half the sales from this century wouldn't have happened!
Most calculators allow a total debt-to-income ratio of no more than 36 percent. And home payment to-income ratio of 28% for our conservative estimate, and 33 percent for the aggressive one. In CA, 40% and 50% ratios were routinely used and that's what helped cause home prices to double from 2001 to 2005, not the common notion that QCOM employees were completely responsible for jump.
ParticipantIf everyone went with < 3X income, half the sales from this century wouldn't have happened!
Most calculators allow a total debt-to-income ratio of no more than 36 percent. And home payment to-income ratio of 28% for our conservative estimate, and 33 percent for the aggressive one. In CA, 40% and 50% ratios were routinely used and that's what helped cause home prices to double from 2001 to 2005, not the common notion that QCOM employees were completely responsible for jump.
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