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LostCat
ParticipantSo at best, things will be flat. But really, things will tank…regardless of how many homes are on the market. So, if you own now, it’s a good idea to sell or try to then hold on?
LostCat
ParticipantSo at best, things will be flat. But really, things will tank…regardless of how many homes are on the market. So, if you own now, it’s a good idea to sell or try to then hold on?
LostCat
ParticipantSo at best, things will be flat. But really, things will tank…regardless of how many homes are on the market. So, if you own now, it’s a good idea to sell or try to then hold on?
LostCat
ParticipantSo at best, things will be flat. But really, things will tank…regardless of how many homes are on the market. So, if you own now, it’s a good idea to sell or try to then hold on?
LostCat
ParticipantWhat happens if the bail out isn’t approved? America is being hit with the perfect storm..
-We’re no longer living on borrowed money (no more homes to cash out of)
– We have no industry here (no bottomline)
– Everyone lives on Credit Cards (so what happens when people lose their job and can’t pay credit card companies).
– Are credit card companies the next to need a bail out?
– What about govt. Who bails them out? Look at the state of Ca, look at the city of San Diego, look at everything. It’s all coming apart.
– what could turn the economy around, if anything? Is there anything? short term. and how ugly can it get?LostCat
ParticipantWhat happens if the bail out isn’t approved? America is being hit with the perfect storm..
-We’re no longer living on borrowed money (no more homes to cash out of)
– We have no industry here (no bottomline)
– Everyone lives on Credit Cards (so what happens when people lose their job and can’t pay credit card companies).
– Are credit card companies the next to need a bail out?
– What about govt. Who bails them out? Look at the state of Ca, look at the city of San Diego, look at everything. It’s all coming apart.
– what could turn the economy around, if anything? Is there anything? short term. and how ugly can it get?LostCat
ParticipantWhat happens if the bail out isn’t approved? America is being hit with the perfect storm..
-We’re no longer living on borrowed money (no more homes to cash out of)
– We have no industry here (no bottomline)
– Everyone lives on Credit Cards (so what happens when people lose their job and can’t pay credit card companies).
– Are credit card companies the next to need a bail out?
– What about govt. Who bails them out? Look at the state of Ca, look at the city of San Diego, look at everything. It’s all coming apart.
– what could turn the economy around, if anything? Is there anything? short term. and how ugly can it get?LostCat
ParticipantWhat happens if the bail out isn’t approved? America is being hit with the perfect storm..
-We’re no longer living on borrowed money (no more homes to cash out of)
– We have no industry here (no bottomline)
– Everyone lives on Credit Cards (so what happens when people lose their job and can’t pay credit card companies).
– Are credit card companies the next to need a bail out?
– What about govt. Who bails them out? Look at the state of Ca, look at the city of San Diego, look at everything. It’s all coming apart.
– what could turn the economy around, if anything? Is there anything? short term. and how ugly can it get?LostCat
ParticipantWhat happens if the bail out isn’t approved? America is being hit with the perfect storm..
-We’re no longer living on borrowed money (no more homes to cash out of)
– We have no industry here (no bottomline)
– Everyone lives on Credit Cards (so what happens when people lose their job and can’t pay credit card companies).
– Are credit card companies the next to need a bail out?
– What about govt. Who bails them out? Look at the state of Ca, look at the city of San Diego, look at everything. It’s all coming apart.
– what could turn the economy around, if anything? Is there anything? short term. and how ugly can it get?LostCat
ParticipantThere are a few no-view houses that need to be sold on Ashland that are selling for more than that.
So does anyone here know how much the value of Del Cerro has gone down? There was a house on the corner of Meredith Ave that sold in the $600k range. I can’t believe it. Is the area still worth that much or is it crashing hard?
LostCat
ParticipantThere are a few no-view houses that need to be sold on Ashland that are selling for more than that.
So does anyone here know how much the value of Del Cerro has gone down? There was a house on the corner of Meredith Ave that sold in the $600k range. I can’t believe it. Is the area still worth that much or is it crashing hard?
LostCat
ParticipantThere are a few no-view houses that need to be sold on Ashland that are selling for more than that.
So does anyone here know how much the value of Del Cerro has gone down? There was a house on the corner of Meredith Ave that sold in the $600k range. I can’t believe it. Is the area still worth that much or is it crashing hard?
LostCat
ParticipantThere are a few no-view houses that need to be sold on Ashland that are selling for more than that.
So does anyone here know how much the value of Del Cerro has gone down? There was a house on the corner of Meredith Ave that sold in the $600k range. I can’t believe it. Is the area still worth that much or is it crashing hard?
LostCat
ParticipantThere are a few no-view houses that need to be sold on Ashland that are selling for more than that.
So does anyone here know how much the value of Del Cerro has gone down? There was a house on the corner of Meredith Ave that sold in the $600k range. I can’t believe it. Is the area still worth that much or is it crashing hard?
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