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ParticipantYour Alt-A’s peak in what, 2013, and the foreclosures should hit the market say, 2014? Is that when we should buy? 4 years is almost enough to fit in another economic cycle, what if we get a modest economic recovery in say mid 2010ish and then a downturn starting in say, mid 2014? Should I wait till things turn up again, in say 2016? C’mon now, even Miley Cyrus knows there’s always gonna be another mountain.
ParticipantYour Alt-A’s peak in what, 2013, and the foreclosures should hit the market say, 2014? Is that when we should buy? 4 years is almost enough to fit in another economic cycle, what if we get a modest economic recovery in say mid 2010ish and then a downturn starting in say, mid 2014? Should I wait till things turn up again, in say 2016? C’mon now, even Miley Cyrus knows there’s always gonna be another mountain.
ParticipantYour Alt-A’s peak in what, 2013, and the foreclosures should hit the market say, 2014? Is that when we should buy? 4 years is almost enough to fit in another economic cycle, what if we get a modest economic recovery in say mid 2010ish and then a downturn starting in say, mid 2014? Should I wait till things turn up again, in say 2016? C’mon now, even Miley Cyrus knows there’s always gonna be another mountain.
ParticipantYour Alt-A’s peak in what, 2013, and the foreclosures should hit the market say, 2014? Is that when we should buy? 4 years is almost enough to fit in another economic cycle, what if we get a modest economic recovery in say mid 2010ish and then a downturn starting in say, mid 2014? Should I wait till things turn up again, in say 2016? C’mon now, even Miley Cyrus knows there’s always gonna be another mountain.
Participant“resets in the Alt A wave. Coming soon to a formerly upscale neighborhood near you!”
and next the Baby Boomers will retire and next the dollar will lose reserve currency status and next China will stop lending and next…I am old now and wish I had another life to live over again, one with no hills to climb and no clouds on the horizon…
Participant“resets in the Alt A wave. Coming soon to a formerly upscale neighborhood near you!”
and next the Baby Boomers will retire and next the dollar will lose reserve currency status and next China will stop lending and next…I am old now and wish I had another life to live over again, one with no hills to climb and no clouds on the horizon…
Participant“resets in the Alt A wave. Coming soon to a formerly upscale neighborhood near you!”
and next the Baby Boomers will retire and next the dollar will lose reserve currency status and next China will stop lending and next…I am old now and wish I had another life to live over again, one with no hills to climb and no clouds on the horizon…
Participant“resets in the Alt A wave. Coming soon to a formerly upscale neighborhood near you!”
and next the Baby Boomers will retire and next the dollar will lose reserve currency status and next China will stop lending and next…I am old now and wish I had another life to live over again, one with no hills to climb and no clouds on the horizon…
Participant“resets in the Alt A wave. Coming soon to a formerly upscale neighborhood near you!”
and next the Baby Boomers will retire and next the dollar will lose reserve currency status and next China will stop lending and next…I am old now and wish I had another life to live over again, one with no hills to climb and no clouds on the horizon…
Participantsdr, I keep hearing about “shadow inventory” and “wave of foreclosures” based on NODs but is there a way to measure the number of “shadow buyers” too? I mean you guys have been reporting multiple offers and bidding wars, so what happens to the losing bidders? Do they just give up on buying a house and disappear?
Participantsdr, I keep hearing about “shadow inventory” and “wave of foreclosures” based on NODs but is there a way to measure the number of “shadow buyers” too? I mean you guys have been reporting multiple offers and bidding wars, so what happens to the losing bidders? Do they just give up on buying a house and disappear?
Participantsdr, I keep hearing about “shadow inventory” and “wave of foreclosures” based on NODs but is there a way to measure the number of “shadow buyers” too? I mean you guys have been reporting multiple offers and bidding wars, so what happens to the losing bidders? Do they just give up on buying a house and disappear?
Participantsdr, I keep hearing about “shadow inventory” and “wave of foreclosures” based on NODs but is there a way to measure the number of “shadow buyers” too? I mean you guys have been reporting multiple offers and bidding wars, so what happens to the losing bidders? Do they just give up on buying a house and disappear?
Participantsdr, I keep hearing about “shadow inventory” and “wave of foreclosures” based on NODs but is there a way to measure the number of “shadow buyers” too? I mean you guys have been reporting multiple offers and bidding wars, so what happens to the losing bidders? Do they just give up on buying a house and disappear?
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