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ParticipantFrom Wiki:
A dead cat bounce is a term used by traders in the finance industry to describe a pattern wherein a moderate rise in the price of a stock follows a spectacular fall, with the connotation that the rise does not indicate improving circumstances. It is derived from the notion that “even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height”.
ParticipantI received an email on Monday from Centex in Temecula thanking everyone who has provided references, because they just sold 6 houses last weekend alone!
I think it’s pure BS.
ParticipantI received an email on Monday from Centex in Temecula thanking everyone who has provided references, because they just sold 6 houses last weekend alone!
I think it’s pure BS.
ParticipantI received an email on Monday from Centex in Temecula thanking everyone who has provided references, because they just sold 6 houses last weekend alone!
I think it’s pure BS.
ParticipantI received an email on Monday from Centex in Temecula thanking everyone who has provided references, because they just sold 6 houses last weekend alone!
I think it’s pure BS.
ParticipantI received an email on Monday from Centex in Temecula thanking everyone who has provided references, because they just sold 6 houses last weekend alone!
I think it’s pure BS.
ParticipantYes, it will go down – it already has and will continue, but $75/sf for the most premium section of Temecula; I just don’t think it will happen.
There is local economic support for Temecula – The Marines just for starters…
ParticipantYes, it will go down – it already has and will continue, but $75/sf for the most premium section of Temecula; I just don’t think it will happen.
There is local economic support for Temecula – The Marines just for starters…
ParticipantYes, it will go down – it already has and will continue, but $75/sf for the most premium section of Temecula; I just don’t think it will happen.
There is local economic support for Temecula – The Marines just for starters…
ParticipantYes, it will go down – it already has and will continue, but $75/sf for the most premium section of Temecula; I just don’t think it will happen.
There is local economic support for Temecula – The Marines just for starters…
ParticipantYes, it will go down – it already has and will continue, but $75/sf for the most premium section of Temecula; I just don’t think it will happen.
There is local economic support for Temecula – The Marines just for starters…
ParticipantYou can keep looking for $75/sf – and it will happen (if not already) in some parts of Temecula – but not Morgan Hill. That would be like prices returning to mid 1990’s levels or even earlier.
Of course you like his posts, b/c you probably want to buy a house in MH for $75/sf. Keep dreaming – if it gets that cheap we’ll all be in trouble.
I own a 1500 sq. ft. house in Paloma Del Sol – according to the $75/sq. ft. theory for Morgan Hill, that would mean my house would probably be worth around 100k.
I do see my house dropping to around 180-200k or so, but not 100k – if that happens unemployment will be through the roof and this country will truly be in trouble. That won’t be good for anybody except the Richistans.
BTW, if I had to hazard a guess, I would say most of the crime in Temecula is committed by (or related to) renters.
In fact, if my memory serves me correctly most if not all of the murders committed last year were by renters.
ParticipantYou can keep looking for $75/sf – and it will happen (if not already) in some parts of Temecula – but not Morgan Hill. That would be like prices returning to mid 1990’s levels or even earlier.
Of course you like his posts, b/c you probably want to buy a house in MH for $75/sf. Keep dreaming – if it gets that cheap we’ll all be in trouble.
I own a 1500 sq. ft. house in Paloma Del Sol – according to the $75/sq. ft. theory for Morgan Hill, that would mean my house would probably be worth around 100k.
I do see my house dropping to around 180-200k or so, but not 100k – if that happens unemployment will be through the roof and this country will truly be in trouble. That won’t be good for anybody except the Richistans.
BTW, if I had to hazard a guess, I would say most of the crime in Temecula is committed by (or related to) renters.
In fact, if my memory serves me correctly most if not all of the murders committed last year were by renters.
ParticipantYou can keep looking for $75/sf – and it will happen (if not already) in some parts of Temecula – but not Morgan Hill. That would be like prices returning to mid 1990’s levels or even earlier.
Of course you like his posts, b/c you probably want to buy a house in MH for $75/sf. Keep dreaming – if it gets that cheap we’ll all be in trouble.
I own a 1500 sq. ft. house in Paloma Del Sol – according to the $75/sq. ft. theory for Morgan Hill, that would mean my house would probably be worth around 100k.
I do see my house dropping to around 180-200k or so, but not 100k – if that happens unemployment will be through the roof and this country will truly be in trouble. That won’t be good for anybody except the Richistans.
BTW, if I had to hazard a guess, I would say most of the crime in Temecula is committed by (or related to) renters.
In fact, if my memory serves me correctly most if not all of the murders committed last year were by renters.
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