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Yes…it is still going down, albeit at a slower pace than before. Remember though that the Case-Shiller index is 2 months behind, so the figures released at the end of May are based on sales that closed in March.

Here’s a summary of the aggregate – go to their website if you want to see the price tier breakdown or seasonally adjusted figures.

Month Index MOM YOY Since Peak
October 2008 159.12 -3.05% -26.68% -36.44%
November 2008 155.47 -2.29% -25.83% -37.90%
December 2008 152.16 -2.13% -24.84% -39.22%
January 2009 148.25 -2.57% -24.92% -40.78%
February 2009 146.82 -0.96% -22.86% -41.35%
March 2009 144.56 -1.54% -22.04% -42.25%

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I agree. I’ve put EVERYTHING on my credit card for years and pay it off every month in full. I haven’t paid interest since I was in college and am one of the ones getting a ‘free ride’. All well…if they start charging annual fees and interest starting at the day of purchase, my debit card will be getting much more use.

They’re still making money on me, though. They charge the merchants a % fee for each transaction. They’ll be losing out on that if they start these shenanigans.

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I agree. I’ve put EVERYTHING on my credit card for years and pay it off every month in full. I haven’t paid interest since I was in college and am one of the ones getting a ‘free ride’. All well…if they start charging annual fees and interest starting at the day of purchase, my debit card will be getting much more use.

They’re still making money on me, though. They charge the merchants a % fee for each transaction. They’ll be losing out on that if they start these shenanigans.

[evolusd]

I agree. I’ve put EVERYTHING on my credit card for years and pay it off every month in full. I haven’t paid interest since I was in college and am one of the ones getting a ‘free ride’. All well…if they start charging annual fees and interest starting at the day of purchase, my debit card will be getting much more use.

They’re still making money on me, though. They charge the merchants a % fee for each transaction. They’ll be losing out on that if they start these shenanigans.

[evolusd]

I agree. I’ve put EVERYTHING on my credit card for years and pay it off every month in full. I haven’t paid interest since I was in college and am one of the ones getting a ‘free ride’. All well…if they start charging annual fees and interest starting at the day of purchase, my debit card will be getting much more use.

They’re still making money on me, though. They charge the merchants a % fee for each transaction. They’ll be losing out on that if they start these shenanigans.

[evolusd]

I agree. I’ve put EVERYTHING on my credit card for years and pay it off every month in full. I haven’t paid interest since I was in college and am one of the ones getting a ‘free ride’. All well…if they start charging annual fees and interest starting at the day of purchase, my debit card will be getting much more use.

They’re still making money on me, though. They charge the merchants a % fee for each transaction. They’ll be losing out on that if they start these shenanigans.

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I’ve never had first hand experience, but have heard many good things about Andy French, a local San Diego inspector.

http://www.realty-inspector.com/

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I’ve never had first hand experience, but have heard many good things about Andy French, a local San Diego inspector.

http://www.realty-inspector.com/

[evolusd]

I’ve never had first hand experience, but have heard many good things about Andy French, a local San Diego inspector.

http://www.realty-inspector.com/

[evolusd]

I’ve never had first hand experience, but have heard many good things about Andy French, a local San Diego inspector.

http://www.realty-inspector.com/

[evolusd]

I’ve never had first hand experience, but have heard many good things about Andy French, a local San Diego inspector.

http://www.realty-inspector.com/

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I used the AMEX ‘One’ card for years – 1% cash back of all purchases. They deposit exactly 1% of your statement balance in a high-yield AMEX savings account each month.

I just switched to a Charles Schwab ‘Invest First’ Visa that claims 2% cash back, which they place in my brokerage account each month (although I haven’t received the 1st pmt yet).

Both great cards! I’d put my rent on it if I could.

[evolusd]

I used the AMEX ‘One’ card for years – 1% cash back of all purchases. They deposit exactly 1% of your statement balance in a high-yield AMEX savings account each month.

I just switched to a Charles Schwab ‘Invest First’ Visa that claims 2% cash back, which they place in my brokerage account each month (although I haven’t received the 1st pmt yet).

Both great cards! I’d put my rent on it if I could.

[evolusd]

I used the AMEX ‘One’ card for years – 1% cash back of all purchases. They deposit exactly 1% of your statement balance in a high-yield AMEX savings account each month.

I just switched to a Charles Schwab ‘Invest First’ Visa that claims 2% cash back, which they place in my brokerage account each month (although I haven’t received the 1st pmt yet).

Both great cards! I’d put my rent on it if I could.

[evolusd]

I used the AMEX ‘One’ card for years – 1% cash back of all purchases. They deposit exactly 1% of your statement balance in a high-yield AMEX savings account each month.

I just switched to a Charles Schwab ‘Invest First’ Visa that claims 2% cash back, which they place in my brokerage account each month (although I haven’t received the 1st pmt yet).

Both great cards! I’d put my rent on it if I could.

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