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ParticipantHow about a money market account,currently paying 4-5 %,FDIC insured,can access it any time.Not a money market fund though that is different I believe.
ParticipantHow about a money market account,currently paying 4-5 %,FDIC insured,can access it any time.Not a money market fund though that is different I believe.
ParticipantHow about a money market account,currently paying 4-5 %,FDIC insured,can access it any time.Not a money market fund though that is different I believe.
ParticipantThe prices will come down. So the only decision is do you want to buy from the developer or from the person that bought from the developer. Of course if you insist on new..new…new then you pay the premium. There will be a slice of time when the developers stop building, have homes to sell, and the prices are low. I’m guessing this window won’t be wide, maybe 6 months. Good Luck! Happy shopping
ParticipantThe prices will come down. So the only decision is do you want to buy from the developer or from the person that bought from the developer. Of course if you insist on new..new…new then you pay the premium. There will be a slice of time when the developers stop building, have homes to sell, and the prices are low. I’m guessing this window won’t be wide, maybe 6 months. Good Luck! Happy shopping
ParticipantThe prices will come down. So the only decision is do you want to buy from the developer or from the person that bought from the developer. Of course if you insist on new..new…new then you pay the premium. There will be a slice of time when the developers stop building, have homes to sell, and the prices are low. I’m guessing this window won’t be wide, maybe 6 months. Good Luck! Happy shopping
ParticipantThe prices will come down. So the only decision is do you want to buy from the developer or from the person that bought from the developer. Of course if you insist on new..new…new then you pay the premium. There will be a slice of time when the developers stop building, have homes to sell, and the prices are low. I’m guessing this window won’t be wide, maybe 6 months. Good Luck! Happy shopping
ParticipantThe prices will come down. So the only decision is do you want to buy from the developer or from the person that bought from the developer. Of course if you insist on new..new…new then you pay the premium. There will be a slice of time when the developers stop building, have homes to sell, and the prices are low. I’m guessing this window won’t be wide, maybe 6 months. Good Luck! Happy shopping
ParticipantCountrywide saying that they will restructure loans is nothing more than trying to hype their stock in my opinion. Prices have met a lot of resistance so far for many good reasons. Banks will start renting out foreclosed properties just to shore up finances. It will be a very good time for property management companies in the next year.I’m looking for market price correction in March of 08. Which interestingly enough will be a first for housing as prices historically go up in the spring.The fire will have no effect on the overall economy.I don’t know where the bottom will be, but we are a long way from it price wise.Any guesses?
ParticipantCountrywide saying that they will restructure loans is nothing more than trying to hype their stock in my opinion. Prices have met a lot of resistance so far for many good reasons. Banks will start renting out foreclosed properties just to shore up finances. It will be a very good time for property management companies in the next year.I’m looking for market price correction in March of 08. Which interestingly enough will be a first for housing as prices historically go up in the spring.The fire will have no effect on the overall economy.I don’t know where the bottom will be, but we are a long way from it price wise.Any guesses?
ParticipantCountrywide saying that they will restructure loans is nothing more than trying to hype their stock in my opinion. Prices have met a lot of resistance so far for many good reasons. Banks will start renting out foreclosed properties just to shore up finances. It will be a very good time for property management companies in the next year.I’m looking for market price correction in March of 08. Which interestingly enough will be a first for housing as prices historically go up in the spring.The fire will have no effect on the overall economy.I don’t know where the bottom will be, but we are a long way from it price wise.Any guesses?
ParticipantActually I’ve been to a few home auctions and was very surprised to see very few people there bidding. Out of say 100 houses that went up for sale, maybe 40 were bid on and of those 40 I saw competitive bidding on maybe 2. I should probably note that the people there bidding were actually there representing other interests(i.e. they were there to bid ,that was there job,they were constantly on there cell phones conferring with the boss .
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