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May 29, 2008 at 5:37 PM in reply to: Sandicor Tempo 5.0 Upgrade – Locked out online RE sites??? #213881May 29, 2008 at 5:37 PM in reply to: Sandicor Tempo 5.0 Upgrade – Locked out online RE sites??? #213907
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ParticipantWhat is Tempo used for?
May 29, 2008 at 5:37 PM in reply to: Sandicor Tempo 5.0 Upgrade – Locked out online RE sites??? #213933ParticipantWhat is Tempo used for?
May 29, 2008 at 5:37 PM in reply to: Sandicor Tempo 5.0 Upgrade – Locked out online RE sites??? #213962ParticipantWhat is Tempo used for?
ParticipantWOW! This really nails home the fact that there is too much inventory out there for this to be a quick re correction.
ParticipantWOW! This really nails home the fact that there is too much inventory out there for this to be a quick re correction.
ParticipantWOW! This really nails home the fact that there is too much inventory out there for this to be a quick re correction.
ParticipantWOW! This really nails home the fact that there is too much inventory out there for this to be a quick re correction.
ParticipantWOW! This really nails home the fact that there is too much inventory out there for this to be a quick re correction.
ParticipantThis could end up being the DOUBLE-WHAMMY that resets the SD real estate market back to 1998 prices, in all asset classes from high price to low.
Housing prices declining at such an alarming rate people are reluctant to buy. Then on top of that, even if they did, mortgage rates too high and credit too tight…
Just wait until the Alt-A and pay option ARM’s start resetting ’09-11. Even mortgages in the upper rages (over $600k) are going to be effected, especially if jumbo rates stay high.
Not looking good…
ParticipantThis could end up being the DOUBLE-WHAMMY that resets the SD real estate market back to 1998 prices, in all asset classes from high price to low.
Housing prices declining at such an alarming rate people are reluctant to buy. Then on top of that, even if they did, mortgage rates too high and credit too tight…
Just wait until the Alt-A and pay option ARM’s start resetting ’09-11. Even mortgages in the upper rages (over $600k) are going to be effected, especially if jumbo rates stay high.
Not looking good…
ParticipantThis could end up being the DOUBLE-WHAMMY that resets the SD real estate market back to 1998 prices, in all asset classes from high price to low.
Housing prices declining at such an alarming rate people are reluctant to buy. Then on top of that, even if they did, mortgage rates too high and credit too tight…
Just wait until the Alt-A and pay option ARM’s start resetting ’09-11. Even mortgages in the upper rages (over $600k) are going to be effected, especially if jumbo rates stay high.
Not looking good…
ParticipantThis could end up being the DOUBLE-WHAMMY that resets the SD real estate market back to 1998 prices, in all asset classes from high price to low.
Housing prices declining at such an alarming rate people are reluctant to buy. Then on top of that, even if they did, mortgage rates too high and credit too tight…
Just wait until the Alt-A and pay option ARM’s start resetting ’09-11. Even mortgages in the upper rages (over $600k) are going to be effected, especially if jumbo rates stay high.
Not looking good…
ParticipantThis could end up being the DOUBLE-WHAMMY that resets the SD real estate market back to 1998 prices, in all asset classes from high price to low.
Housing prices declining at such an alarming rate people are reluctant to buy. Then on top of that, even if they did, mortgage rates too high and credit too tight…
Just wait until the Alt-A and pay option ARM’s start resetting ’09-11. Even mortgages in the upper rages (over $600k) are going to be effected, especially if jumbo rates stay high.
Not looking good…
ParticipantI personally believe inflation is heating up not only in the US but in Europe as well, which will drive the 10yr Treasury note and LIBOR up.
Considering this, my thought is that 30 yr. mortgages will be around 6.5% by the end of 08.
Any thoughts?
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