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May 23, 2008 at 12:28 PM in reply to: Inflation Vs Deflation in Context to what is Happening Now #210666May 23, 2008 at 12:28 PM in reply to: Inflation Vs Deflation in Context to what is Happening Now #210735
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ParticipantJWM…………………………………..BINGO!!!!
May 23, 2008 at 12:28 PM in reply to: Inflation Vs Deflation in Context to what is Happening Now #210762ParticipantJWM…………………………………..BINGO!!!!
May 23, 2008 at 12:28 PM in reply to: Inflation Vs Deflation in Context to what is Happening Now #210783ParticipantJWM…………………………………..BINGO!!!!
May 23, 2008 at 12:28 PM in reply to: Inflation Vs Deflation in Context to what is Happening Now #210819ParticipantJWM…………………………………..BINGO!!!!
ParticipantLooks like “Grateful Owner” is in better shape than 99% of others who have a mortgage. He can afford it if his home goes into negative territory. Enjoy your home. (I bet you get a lot of new neighbors over the next four to five years)
JWM makes a very valid point in regards to what the future has in store.
And I quote: “No, the market won’t be driven by emotion. It will be driven by banks that can’t hold on to properties any longer when desperately trying to raise capital.”ParticipantLooks like “Grateful Owner” is in better shape than 99% of others who have a mortgage. He can afford it if his home goes into negative territory. Enjoy your home. (I bet you get a lot of new neighbors over the next four to five years)
JWM makes a very valid point in regards to what the future has in store.
And I quote: “No, the market won’t be driven by emotion. It will be driven by banks that can’t hold on to properties any longer when desperately trying to raise capital.”ParticipantLooks like “Grateful Owner” is in better shape than 99% of others who have a mortgage. He can afford it if his home goes into negative territory. Enjoy your home. (I bet you get a lot of new neighbors over the next four to five years)
JWM makes a very valid point in regards to what the future has in store.
And I quote: “No, the market won’t be driven by emotion. It will be driven by banks that can’t hold on to properties any longer when desperately trying to raise capital.”ParticipantLooks like “Grateful Owner” is in better shape than 99% of others who have a mortgage. He can afford it if his home goes into negative territory. Enjoy your home. (I bet you get a lot of new neighbors over the next four to five years)
JWM makes a very valid point in regards to what the future has in store.
And I quote: “No, the market won’t be driven by emotion. It will be driven by banks that can’t hold on to properties any longer when desperately trying to raise capital.”ParticipantLooks like “Grateful Owner” is in better shape than 99% of others who have a mortgage. He can afford it if his home goes into negative territory. Enjoy your home. (I bet you get a lot of new neighbors over the next four to five years)
JWM makes a very valid point in regards to what the future has in store.
And I quote: “No, the market won’t be driven by emotion. It will be driven by banks that can’t hold on to properties any longer when desperately trying to raise capital.”Participanteagleeye……………………It was good to read that some people are not letting their emotions get in the way of rational, logical decisions made from all of the available information re. the housing market. It sounds like you have really seen “the light” and realize that prices are going to drop a lot more over the next couple of years, especially in the higher-end areas.
I’m not knocking anybody who believes that they MUST buy right now to satisfy whatever reasons they may have…………………….it’s their money to spend…………….Personally, I simply can’t relate to throwing away hard-earned money for over-priced property and the higher taxes that come with paying way over true market value for a home.
As they say “down south”,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Good on you!
Participanteagleeye……………………It was good to read that some people are not letting their emotions get in the way of rational, logical decisions made from all of the available information re. the housing market. It sounds like you have really seen “the light” and realize that prices are going to drop a lot more over the next couple of years, especially in the higher-end areas.
I’m not knocking anybody who believes that they MUST buy right now to satisfy whatever reasons they may have…………………….it’s their money to spend…………….Personally, I simply can’t relate to throwing away hard-earned money for over-priced property and the higher taxes that come with paying way over true market value for a home.
As they say “down south”,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Good on you!
Participanteagleeye……………………It was good to read that some people are not letting their emotions get in the way of rational, logical decisions made from all of the available information re. the housing market. It sounds like you have really seen “the light” and realize that prices are going to drop a lot more over the next couple of years, especially in the higher-end areas.
I’m not knocking anybody who believes that they MUST buy right now to satisfy whatever reasons they may have…………………….it’s their money to spend…………….Personally, I simply can’t relate to throwing away hard-earned money for over-priced property and the higher taxes that come with paying way over true market value for a home.
As they say “down south”,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Good on you!
Participanteagleeye……………………It was good to read that some people are not letting their emotions get in the way of rational, logical decisions made from all of the available information re. the housing market. It sounds like you have really seen “the light” and realize that prices are going to drop a lot more over the next couple of years, especially in the higher-end areas.
I’m not knocking anybody who believes that they MUST buy right now to satisfy whatever reasons they may have…………………….it’s their money to spend…………….Personally, I simply can’t relate to throwing away hard-earned money for over-priced property and the higher taxes that come with paying way over true market value for a home.
As they say “down south”,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Good on you!
Participanteagleeye……………………It was good to read that some people are not letting their emotions get in the way of rational, logical decisions made from all of the available information re. the housing market. It sounds like you have really seen “the light” and realize that prices are going to drop a lot more over the next couple of years, especially in the higher-end areas.
I’m not knocking anybody who believes that they MUST buy right now to satisfy whatever reasons they may have…………………….it’s their money to spend…………….Personally, I simply can’t relate to throwing away hard-earned money for over-priced property and the higher taxes that come with paying way over true market value for a home.
As they say “down south”,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Good on you!
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