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[quote=patb]

never get emotional

there are 7 million houses headed to foreclosure[/quote]

Don’t worry, the Govt/banks would make sure that these many houses won’t come in the market as foreclosed.

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Thanks Cricketonthehearth,
Even my gut feeling says that the bottom is yet to come at the sametime don’t underestimate the power of govt.
They can at least keep the housing prices stagflate for years to come .

Let’s see, only time will come

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Thanks Cricketonthehearth,
Even my gut feeling says that the bottom is yet to come at the sametime don’t underestimate the power of govt.
They can at least keep the housing prices stagflate for years to come .

Let’s see, only time will come

[fun4vnay2]

Thanks Cricketonthehearth,
Even my gut feeling says that the bottom is yet to come at the sametime don’t underestimate the power of govt.
They can at least keep the housing prices stagflate for years to come .

Let’s see, only time will come

[fun4vnay2]

Thanks Cricketonthehearth,
Even my gut feeling says that the bottom is yet to come at the sametime don’t underestimate the power of govt.
They can at least keep the housing prices stagflate for years to come .

Let’s see, only time will come

[fun4vnay2]

Thanks Cricketonthehearth,
Even my gut feeling says that the bottom is yet to come at the sametime don’t underestimate the power of govt.
They can at least keep the housing prices stagflate for years to come .

Let’s see, only time will come

[fun4vnay2]

Guys,
I am not so desperate to buy a house but if someone wants to buy a house in this market in san diego, there are absolutely no choices and this is happening in late fall.
Not sure, how can we say that prices are/would go down.

It looks like the prices have bottomed here n are only posed to go up.
But again with so many people losing jobs, how is it possible though it is happening/price rise for sure

[fun4vnay2]

Guys,
I am not so desperate to buy a house but if someone wants to buy a house in this market in san diego, there are absolutely no choices and this is happening in late fall.
Not sure, how can we say that prices are/would go down.

It looks like the prices have bottomed here n are only posed to go up.
But again with so many people losing jobs, how is it possible though it is happening/price rise for sure

[fun4vnay2]

Guys,
I am not so desperate to buy a house but if someone wants to buy a house in this market in san diego, there are absolutely no choices and this is happening in late fall.
Not sure, how can we say that prices are/would go down.

It looks like the prices have bottomed here n are only posed to go up.
But again with so many people losing jobs, how is it possible though it is happening/price rise for sure

[fun4vnay2]

Guys,
I am not so desperate to buy a house but if someone wants to buy a house in this market in san diego, there are absolutely no choices and this is happening in late fall.
Not sure, how can we say that prices are/would go down.

It looks like the prices have bottomed here n are only posed to go up.
But again with so many people losing jobs, how is it possible though it is happening/price rise for sure

[fun4vnay2]

Guys,
I am not so desperate to buy a house but if someone wants to buy a house in this market in san diego, there are absolutely no choices and this is happening in late fall.
Not sure, how can we say that prices are/would go down.

It looks like the prices have bottomed here n are only posed to go up.
But again with so many people losing jobs, how is it possible though it is happening/price rise for sure

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=CardiffBaseball]A co-worker can properly be added to this list as he and his wife are finally facing up to being 200K underwater. I told him I don’t blame him frankly. He thinks 8 months (wells fargo) they’ll be out, I said at least a year and maybe 18 months. That is unless the banks decide to unleash the flood.[/quote]

Surprised: why you don’t blame him ? I am not saying that one should blame him.
Just curious: who is responsible for this if not the person who has actually taken a decision to buy a overpriced property.

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=CardiffBaseball]A co-worker can properly be added to this list as he and his wife are finally facing up to being 200K underwater. I told him I don’t blame him frankly. He thinks 8 months (wells fargo) they’ll be out, I said at least a year and maybe 18 months. That is unless the banks decide to unleash the flood.[/quote]

Surprised: why you don’t blame him ? I am not saying that one should blame him.
Just curious: who is responsible for this if not the person who has actually taken a decision to buy a overpriced property.

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=CardiffBaseball]A co-worker can properly be added to this list as he and his wife are finally facing up to being 200K underwater. I told him I don’t blame him frankly. He thinks 8 months (wells fargo) they’ll be out, I said at least a year and maybe 18 months. That is unless the banks decide to unleash the flood.[/quote]

Surprised: why you don’t blame him ? I am not saying that one should blame him.
Just curious: who is responsible for this if not the person who has actually taken a decision to buy a overpriced property.

[fun4vnay2]

[quote=CardiffBaseball]A co-worker can properly be added to this list as he and his wife are finally facing up to being 200K underwater. I told him I don’t blame him frankly. He thinks 8 months (wells fargo) they’ll be out, I said at least a year and maybe 18 months. That is unless the banks decide to unleash the flood.[/quote]

Surprised: why you don’t blame him ? I am not saying that one should blame him.
Just curious: who is responsible for this if not the person who has actually taken a decision to buy a overpriced property.

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