[ibjames]

yeah, jim is def. going to need some personal assistants to help with his business, that was practically an infomercial for him

It closed with “if you are in San Diego, and if you can handle the truth, Jim is the realtor for you”

grats!

[ibjames]

yeah, jim is def. going to need some personal assistants to help with his business, that was practically an infomercial for him

It closed with “if you are in San Diego, and if you can handle the truth, Jim is the realtor for you”

grats!

[ibjames]

yeah, jim is def. going to need some personal assistants to help with his business, that was practically an infomercial for him

It closed with “if you are in San Diego, and if you can handle the truth, Jim is the realtor for you”

grats!

[ibjames]

yeah, jim is def. going to need some personal assistants to help with his business, that was practically an infomercial for him

It closed with “if you are in San Diego, and if you can handle the truth, Jim is the realtor for you”

grats!

[ibjames]

yeah, jim is def. going to need some personal assistants to help with his business, that was practically an infomercial for him

It closed with “if you are in San Diego, and if you can handle the truth, Jim is the realtor for you”

grats!

[ibjames]

if that is the case, we are a resourceful bunch here, how about we identify the ones that have sat the longest, and move in!

[ibjames]

if that is the case, we are a resourceful bunch here, how about we identify the ones that have sat the longest, and move in!

[ibjames]

if that is the case, we are a resourceful bunch here, how about we identify the ones that have sat the longest, and move in!

[ibjames]

if that is the case, we are a resourceful bunch here, how about we identify the ones that have sat the longest, and move in!

[ibjames]

if that is the case, we are a resourceful bunch here, how about we identify the ones that have sat the longest, and move in!

[ibjames]

[quote=jpinpb]DWCAP – I understand what you’re saying. It’s really hard to wait. I’ve been doing it throughout the bubble and in my area, it still does not make sense, to me.

We don’t know the details, but if BS got an ok deal, maybe it just was time. Slowly we will see people sick of waiting and if it’s something they can live with, then they will hop off the fence.

Personally my butt is getting sore sitting on the fence and if I found something that made any sense, I would consider jumping off, even knowing it’s not bottom and there could be a way to go. But mine is still not in that range or reasonable.

Circumstances might also be different. Maybe some people were in school during the incline and now out of school w/jobs during this decline. Maybe some didn’t have kids during the incline and now do. Not knowing all the details (and I don’t want to know) it’s difficult to make judgements.

We know we are over the hump and going down the hill, some areas faster than others. Heck, some streets faster than others. I’m pretty sure this is not going to be a V, so for those of us who can handle the pressure and wait, it can’t hurt, except leave a fence imprint 😉
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Same here, if I found something that made sense to me I think I would jump in, knowing that there is still declines in the future, my wife and I waited a few years before moving here to buy because we knew we were moving. We then got here and waited this out too, so the itch is getting hard to scratch on the fence, but it’s still not so bad to get into something that doesn’t pencil out as much as I would like it to.

Call me in December though, when it is yet another year I’ve been waiting if inventory doesn’t pick up and foreclosures aren’t hitting the street, I might be more prone to act instead of waiting forever to see what happens. Well.. if inventory picks up I’ll also get off the fence.. I guess in Dec it is happening either way? lol

[ibjames]

[quote=jpinpb]DWCAP – I understand what you’re saying. It’s really hard to wait. I’ve been doing it throughout the bubble and in my area, it still does not make sense, to me.

We don’t know the details, but if BS got an ok deal, maybe it just was time. Slowly we will see people sick of waiting and if it’s something they can live with, then they will hop off the fence.

Personally my butt is getting sore sitting on the fence and if I found something that made any sense, I would consider jumping off, even knowing it’s not bottom and there could be a way to go. But mine is still not in that range or reasonable.

Circumstances might also be different. Maybe some people were in school during the incline and now out of school w/jobs during this decline. Maybe some didn’t have kids during the incline and now do. Not knowing all the details (and I don’t want to know) it’s difficult to make judgements.

We know we are over the hump and going down the hill, some areas faster than others. Heck, some streets faster than others. I’m pretty sure this is not going to be a V, so for those of us who can handle the pressure and wait, it can’t hurt, except leave a fence imprint 😉
[/quote]

Same here, if I found something that made sense to me I think I would jump in, knowing that there is still declines in the future, my wife and I waited a few years before moving here to buy because we knew we were moving. We then got here and waited this out too, so the itch is getting hard to scratch on the fence, but it’s still not so bad to get into something that doesn’t pencil out as much as I would like it to.

Call me in December though, when it is yet another year I’ve been waiting if inventory doesn’t pick up and foreclosures aren’t hitting the street, I might be more prone to act instead of waiting forever to see what happens. Well.. if inventory picks up I’ll also get off the fence.. I guess in Dec it is happening either way? lol

[ibjames]

[quote=jpinpb]DWCAP – I understand what you’re saying. It’s really hard to wait. I’ve been doing it throughout the bubble and in my area, it still does not make sense, to me.

We don’t know the details, but if BS got an ok deal, maybe it just was time. Slowly we will see people sick of waiting and if it’s something they can live with, then they will hop off the fence.

Personally my butt is getting sore sitting on the fence and if I found something that made any sense, I would consider jumping off, even knowing it’s not bottom and there could be a way to go. But mine is still not in that range or reasonable.

Circumstances might also be different. Maybe some people were in school during the incline and now out of school w/jobs during this decline. Maybe some didn’t have kids during the incline and now do. Not knowing all the details (and I don’t want to know) it’s difficult to make judgements.

We know we are over the hump and going down the hill, some areas faster than others. Heck, some streets faster than others. I’m pretty sure this is not going to be a V, so for those of us who can handle the pressure and wait, it can’t hurt, except leave a fence imprint 😉
[/quote]

Same here, if I found something that made sense to me I think I would jump in, knowing that there is still declines in the future, my wife and I waited a few years before moving here to buy because we knew we were moving. We then got here and waited this out too, so the itch is getting hard to scratch on the fence, but it’s still not so bad to get into something that doesn’t pencil out as much as I would like it to.

Call me in December though, when it is yet another year I’ve been waiting if inventory doesn’t pick up and foreclosures aren’t hitting the street, I might be more prone to act instead of waiting forever to see what happens. Well.. if inventory picks up I’ll also get off the fence.. I guess in Dec it is happening either way? lol

[ibjames]

[quote=jpinpb]DWCAP – I understand what you’re saying. It’s really hard to wait. I’ve been doing it throughout the bubble and in my area, it still does not make sense, to me.

We don’t know the details, but if BS got an ok deal, maybe it just was time. Slowly we will see people sick of waiting and if it’s something they can live with, then they will hop off the fence.

Personally my butt is getting sore sitting on the fence and if I found something that made any sense, I would consider jumping off, even knowing it’s not bottom and there could be a way to go. But mine is still not in that range or reasonable.

Circumstances might also be different. Maybe some people were in school during the incline and now out of school w/jobs during this decline. Maybe some didn’t have kids during the incline and now do. Not knowing all the details (and I don’t want to know) it’s difficult to make judgements.

We know we are over the hump and going down the hill, some areas faster than others. Heck, some streets faster than others. I’m pretty sure this is not going to be a V, so for those of us who can handle the pressure and wait, it can’t hurt, except leave a fence imprint 😉
[/quote]

Same here, if I found something that made sense to me I think I would jump in, knowing that there is still declines in the future, my wife and I waited a few years before moving here to buy because we knew we were moving. We then got here and waited this out too, so the itch is getting hard to scratch on the fence, but it’s still not so bad to get into something that doesn’t pencil out as much as I would like it to.

Call me in December though, when it is yet another year I’ve been waiting if inventory doesn’t pick up and foreclosures aren’t hitting the street, I might be more prone to act instead of waiting forever to see what happens. Well.. if inventory picks up I’ll also get off the fence.. I guess in Dec it is happening either way? lol

[ibjames]

[quote=jpinpb]DWCAP – I understand what you’re saying. It’s really hard to wait. I’ve been doing it throughout the bubble and in my area, it still does not make sense, to me.

We don’t know the details, but if BS got an ok deal, maybe it just was time. Slowly we will see people sick of waiting and if it’s something they can live with, then they will hop off the fence.

Personally my butt is getting sore sitting on the fence and if I found something that made any sense, I would consider jumping off, even knowing it’s not bottom and there could be a way to go. But mine is still not in that range or reasonable.

Circumstances might also be different. Maybe some people were in school during the incline and now out of school w/jobs during this decline. Maybe some didn’t have kids during the incline and now do. Not knowing all the details (and I don’t want to know) it’s difficult to make judgements.

We know we are over the hump and going down the hill, some areas faster than others. Heck, some streets faster than others. I’m pretty sure this is not going to be a V, so for those of us who can handle the pressure and wait, it can’t hurt, except leave a fence imprint 😉
[/quote]

Same here, if I found something that made sense to me I think I would jump in, knowing that there is still declines in the future, my wife and I waited a few years before moving here to buy because we knew we were moving. We then got here and waited this out too, so the itch is getting hard to scratch on the fence, but it’s still not so bad to get into something that doesn’t pencil out as much as I would like it to.

Call me in December though, when it is yet another year I’ve been waiting if inventory doesn’t pick up and foreclosures aren’t hitting the street, I might be more prone to act instead of waiting forever to see what happens. Well.. if inventory picks up I’ll also get off the fence.. I guess in Dec it is happening either way? lol

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