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ParticipantParticipantParticipantParticipantParticipantimho, you gotta buy(if you are stable financially) when there is still fear and weakness. If you wait until things turn up, do you think the surviving sellers and builders will not ask for a pound of flesh for what they just went through?
Participantimho, you gotta buy(if you are stable financially) when there is still fear and weakness. If you wait until things turn up, do you think the surviving sellers and builders will not ask for a pound of flesh for what they just went through?
Participantimho, you gotta buy(if you are stable financially) when there is still fear and weakness. If you wait until things turn up, do you think the surviving sellers and builders will not ask for a pound of flesh for what they just went through?
Participantimho, you gotta buy(if you are stable financially) when there is still fear and weakness. If you wait until things turn up, do you think the surviving sellers and builders will not ask for a pound of flesh for what they just went through?
Participantimho, you gotta buy(if you are stable financially) when there is still fear and weakness. If you wait until things turn up, do you think the surviving sellers and builders will not ask for a pound of flesh for what they just went through?
ParticipantWith 20% down, mortgage+property taxes vs rent seem to be approaching parity in many areas. Historically that has always been a good time to buy.
The immediate future though is very murky imo as government intervention and the employment picture oppose each other in quite a battle. Who will win is anybody’s guess- but I seem to be running into a lot of folk who are looking to buy in the next six months and looking for “bargains” in the lower price ranges. Perhaps a realtor could weigh in?ParticipantWith 20% down, mortgage+property taxes vs rent seem to be approaching parity in many areas. Historically that has always been a good time to buy.
The immediate future though is very murky imo as government intervention and the employment picture oppose each other in quite a battle. Who will win is anybody’s guess- but I seem to be running into a lot of folk who are looking to buy in the next six months and looking for “bargains” in the lower price ranges. Perhaps a realtor could weigh in?ParticipantWith 20% down, mortgage+property taxes vs rent seem to be approaching parity in many areas. Historically that has always been a good time to buy.
The immediate future though is very murky imo as government intervention and the employment picture oppose each other in quite a battle. Who will win is anybody’s guess- but I seem to be running into a lot of folk who are looking to buy in the next six months and looking for “bargains” in the lower price ranges. Perhaps a realtor could weigh in?ParticipantWith 20% down, mortgage+property taxes vs rent seem to be approaching parity in many areas. Historically that has always been a good time to buy.
The immediate future though is very murky imo as government intervention and the employment picture oppose each other in quite a battle. Who will win is anybody’s guess- but I seem to be running into a lot of folk who are looking to buy in the next six months and looking for “bargains” in the lower price ranges. Perhaps a realtor could weigh in?ParticipantWith 20% down, mortgage+property taxes vs rent seem to be approaching parity in many areas. Historically that has always been a good time to buy.
The immediate future though is very murky imo as government intervention and the employment picture oppose each other in quite a battle. Who will win is anybody’s guess- but I seem to be running into a lot of folk who are looking to buy in the next six months and looking for “bargains” in the lower price ranges. Perhaps a realtor could weigh in? -
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