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December 3, 2007 at 10:52 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108528ParticipantI still think you are going to see continued significant depreciation in San Diego. Homes still comes on the market here as part of the natural cycle. Buyers won’t be able to finance with no money down, no interest for the next 3 years, no income proof, no FICO score needed. The fact is home prices are out of whack with incomes and that will lead to prices falling.
Not to mention the stagnate job market here for decent paying jobs. Increases in the service sector don’t interest me.
December 3, 2007 at 10:52 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108632ParticipantI still think you are going to see continued significant depreciation in San Diego. Homes still comes on the market here as part of the natural cycle. Buyers won’t be able to finance with no money down, no interest for the next 3 years, no income proof, no FICO score needed. The fact is home prices are out of whack with incomes and that will lead to prices falling.
Not to mention the stagnate job market here for decent paying jobs. Increases in the service sector don’t interest me.
December 3, 2007 at 10:52 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108665ParticipantI still think you are going to see continued significant depreciation in San Diego. Homes still comes on the market here as part of the natural cycle. Buyers won’t be able to finance with no money down, no interest for the next 3 years, no income proof, no FICO score needed. The fact is home prices are out of whack with incomes and that will lead to prices falling.
Not to mention the stagnate job market here for decent paying jobs. Increases in the service sector don’t interest me.
December 3, 2007 at 10:52 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108668ParticipantI still think you are going to see continued significant depreciation in San Diego. Homes still comes on the market here as part of the natural cycle. Buyers won’t be able to finance with no money down, no interest for the next 3 years, no income proof, no FICO score needed. The fact is home prices are out of whack with incomes and that will lead to prices falling.
Not to mention the stagnate job market here for decent paying jobs. Increases in the service sector don’t interest me.
December 3, 2007 at 10:52 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108685ParticipantI still think you are going to see continued significant depreciation in San Diego. Homes still comes on the market here as part of the natural cycle. Buyers won’t be able to finance with no money down, no interest for the next 3 years, no income proof, no FICO score needed. The fact is home prices are out of whack with incomes and that will lead to prices falling.
Not to mention the stagnate job market here for decent paying jobs. Increases in the service sector don’t interest me.
December 3, 2007 at 9:24 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108468ParticipantI don’t feel bad and you shouldn’t either. If you have been smart you aren’t a debt slave who has to work just to pay your mortgage and CC bills. I, for one, can’t imagine the stress these people have will the bills they pay. It is nice to get your paycheck, pay your rent and other small bills and have a huge chunk of it go into savings. The stress relief alone is worth it.
I still believe this rate freeze is a non-starter. It, once again, does not solve the problem of home prices being so far out of whack with incomes.
December 3, 2007 at 9:24 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108572ParticipantI don’t feel bad and you shouldn’t either. If you have been smart you aren’t a debt slave who has to work just to pay your mortgage and CC bills. I, for one, can’t imagine the stress these people have will the bills they pay. It is nice to get your paycheck, pay your rent and other small bills and have a huge chunk of it go into savings. The stress relief alone is worth it.
I still believe this rate freeze is a non-starter. It, once again, does not solve the problem of home prices being so far out of whack with incomes.
December 3, 2007 at 9:24 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108606ParticipantI don’t feel bad and you shouldn’t either. If you have been smart you aren’t a debt slave who has to work just to pay your mortgage and CC bills. I, for one, can’t imagine the stress these people have will the bills they pay. It is nice to get your paycheck, pay your rent and other small bills and have a huge chunk of it go into savings. The stress relief alone is worth it.
I still believe this rate freeze is a non-starter. It, once again, does not solve the problem of home prices being so far out of whack with incomes.
December 3, 2007 at 9:24 PM in reply to: I don’t think anyone expected this interest freeze bail out. #108608ParticipantI don’t feel bad and you shouldn’t either. If you have been smart you aren’t a debt slave who has to work just to pay your mortgage and CC bills. I, for one, can’t imagine the stress these people have will the bills they pay. It is nice to get your paycheck, pay your rent and other small bills and have a huge chunk of it go into savings. The stress relief alone is worth it.
I still believe this rate freeze is a non-starter. It, once again, does not solve the problem of home prices being so far out of whack with incomes.
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