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February 25, 2010 at 3:41 PM in reply to: Mortgages in walkable areas less likely to default. #518760February 24, 2010 at 6:06 AM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #517283
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ParticipantI do not believe that the Government will leave the mortgage market at the end of March either, because there will be no market.
I saw a clip with economists and other financial types predicting mortgage rates after the Fed leaves the market. Most said a 1% increase, but none of the 1 percenters saw the bubble. Chris Thornberg said at least 2%. I thing the one guy that saw the bubble has the most credibility. A 2% increase in mortgage rates will halt home sales, so the Fed will not leave the market.
February 24, 2010 at 6:06 AM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #517425ParticipantI do not believe that the Government will leave the mortgage market at the end of March either, because there will be no market.
I saw a clip with economists and other financial types predicting mortgage rates after the Fed leaves the market. Most said a 1% increase, but none of the 1 percenters saw the bubble. Chris Thornberg said at least 2%. I thing the one guy that saw the bubble has the most credibility. A 2% increase in mortgage rates will halt home sales, so the Fed will not leave the market.
February 24, 2010 at 6:06 AM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #517860ParticipantI do not believe that the Government will leave the mortgage market at the end of March either, because there will be no market.
I saw a clip with economists and other financial types predicting mortgage rates after the Fed leaves the market. Most said a 1% increase, but none of the 1 percenters saw the bubble. Chris Thornberg said at least 2%. I thing the one guy that saw the bubble has the most credibility. A 2% increase in mortgage rates will halt home sales, so the Fed will not leave the market.
February 24, 2010 at 6:06 AM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #517951ParticipantI do not believe that the Government will leave the mortgage market at the end of March either, because there will be no market.
I saw a clip with economists and other financial types predicting mortgage rates after the Fed leaves the market. Most said a 1% increase, but none of the 1 percenters saw the bubble. Chris Thornberg said at least 2%. I thing the one guy that saw the bubble has the most credibility. A 2% increase in mortgage rates will halt home sales, so the Fed will not leave the market.
February 24, 2010 at 6:06 AM in reply to: Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk” #518206ParticipantI do not believe that the Government will leave the mortgage market at the end of March either, because there will be no market.
I saw a clip with economists and other financial types predicting mortgage rates after the Fed leaves the market. Most said a 1% increase, but none of the 1 percenters saw the bubble. Chris Thornberg said at least 2%. I thing the one guy that saw the bubble has the most credibility. A 2% increase in mortgage rates will halt home sales, so the Fed will not leave the market.
ParticipantAbout time, now let’s see others like Angelo Mozilo, Daniel Mudd, and Richard Syron.
ParticipantAbout time, now let’s see others like Angelo Mozilo, Daniel Mudd, and Richard Syron.
ParticipantAbout time, now let’s see others like Angelo Mozilo, Daniel Mudd, and Richard Syron.
ParticipantAbout time, now let’s see others like Angelo Mozilo, Daniel Mudd, and Richard Syron.
ParticipantAbout time, now let’s see others like Angelo Mozilo, Daniel Mudd, and Richard Syron.
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
ParticipantNo, the police got a raise in 2004. http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/this_just_in/article_c86350e0-f8a8-5156-8654-2cd99324bc7f.html
Look there is no money for raises period. It does not matter if you are police or an incompetent elected official. The study for the raises probably just compared like jobs and cost of living for the area. News flash people in San Diego make less money based on cost of living.
Every pay study will show that people in San Diego need pay raise rather you are a cop, incompetent elected official, or a dishwasher, but it does not mean that raises are coming.
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