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ParticipantRents are coming down. So “cheaper to buy than rent”, means that home prices will be coming down as well. The number of REO’s on the market is flat-out amazing and the rise in unemployment is amazing as well. I track rentals pretty closely and the number available are growing extremely fast. I think the low-end has turned into speculation central.
ParticipantRents are coming down. So “cheaper to buy than rent”, means that home prices will be coming down as well. The number of REO’s on the market is flat-out amazing and the rise in unemployment is amazing as well. I track rentals pretty closely and the number available are growing extremely fast. I think the low-end has turned into speculation central.
ParticipantRents are coming down. So “cheaper to buy than rent”, means that home prices will be coming down as well. The number of REO’s on the market is flat-out amazing and the rise in unemployment is amazing as well. I track rentals pretty closely and the number available are growing extremely fast. I think the low-end has turned into speculation central.
ParticipantHaving lived through 3 recessions, I can say that this one is looking like the worst. I’ve never seen and known so many people with very well paying jobs getting laid-off and having no alternative place to work.
ParticipantHaving lived through 3 recessions, I can say that this one is looking like the worst. I’ve never seen and known so many people with very well paying jobs getting laid-off and having no alternative place to work.
ParticipantHaving lived through 3 recessions, I can say that this one is looking like the worst. I’ve never seen and known so many people with very well paying jobs getting laid-off and having no alternative place to work.
ParticipantHaving lived through 3 recessions, I can say that this one is looking like the worst. I’ve never seen and known so many people with very well paying jobs getting laid-off and having no alternative place to work.
ParticipantHaving lived through 3 recessions, I can say that this one is looking like the worst. I’ve never seen and known so many people with very well paying jobs getting laid-off and having no alternative place to work.
ParticipantTG- Take a listen to this podcast:
[audio src="http://www.tngacademy.com/mp3s/111-TNGRadio_Ward_Hanigan_2-28-09.mp3" /]Ward is a sharp guy with a plan that may be what you’re looking for and dove tail into your area quite well.
ParticipantTG- Take a listen to this podcast:
[audio src="http://www.tngacademy.com/mp3s/111-TNGRadio_Ward_Hanigan_2-28-09.mp3" /]Ward is a sharp guy with a plan that may be what you’re looking for and dove tail into your area quite well.
ParticipantTG- Take a listen to this podcast:
[audio src="http://www.tngacademy.com/mp3s/111-TNGRadio_Ward_Hanigan_2-28-09.mp3" /]Ward is a sharp guy with a plan that may be what you’re looking for and dove tail into your area quite well.
ParticipantTG- Take a listen to this podcast:
[audio src="http://www.tngacademy.com/mp3s/111-TNGRadio_Ward_Hanigan_2-28-09.mp3" /]Ward is a sharp guy with a plan that may be what you’re looking for and dove tail into your area quite well.
ParticipantTG- Take a listen to this podcast:
[audio src="http://www.tngacademy.com/mp3s/111-TNGRadio_Ward_Hanigan_2-28-09.mp3" /]Ward is a sharp guy with a plan that may be what you’re looking for and dove tail into your area quite well.
ParticipantI will say one thing, I follow Craigslist as a gauge for asking prices and number of available units. I have noticed a marked increase in rooms for rent within homes, “studios attached to homes” and a general lowering of rents all over CA. There’s a definite increase in density of people/unit of rental housing going on. Hence the lowering of rents as well. I think this is way more than a seasonal adjustment.
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