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ParticipantAgree with Chris on this one. Every rally we’ll see for the next year, is a short set-up opportunity. Gold has done well to hold it’s level of decline from $1045 this year. So in relative terms it is doing very well. But to see it actually make a new high and hold it in US$, would be counter to vitually every historical recession/depression event on record.
ParticipantAgree with Chris on this one. Every rally we’ll see for the next year, is a short set-up opportunity. Gold has done well to hold it’s level of decline from $1045 this year. So in relative terms it is doing very well. But to see it actually make a new high and hold it in US$, would be counter to vitually every historical recession/depression event on record.
ParticipantAgree with Chris on this one. Every rally we’ll see for the next year, is a short set-up opportunity. Gold has done well to hold it’s level of decline from $1045 this year. So in relative terms it is doing very well. But to see it actually make a new high and hold it in US$, would be counter to vitually every historical recession/depression event on record.
ParticipantCheck out the area you’re interested in at all different times of the day and weekends. Go to open houses there as well. Talk to people. When you get a solid idea about it, then approach a realtor at one of the open houses about your interest in the area and ask them questions. See if their answers correlate with what you’ve seen. Start to look for comparable prices in the area for what kind of house you’re interested in.
Depending on someone else who makes money from the transaction of your purchase for information that’s critical to your future is not a good idea in any market. Least of all this one. So ask several of them the same questions and see what their answers are. These are just a few of the things that will help you get a better handle on the process. Also, start to investigate mortgage brokers and the various funding options available. This step is critical unless you’ve got all cash.
ParticipantCheck out the area you’re interested in at all different times of the day and weekends. Go to open houses there as well. Talk to people. When you get a solid idea about it, then approach a realtor at one of the open houses about your interest in the area and ask them questions. See if their answers correlate with what you’ve seen. Start to look for comparable prices in the area for what kind of house you’re interested in.
Depending on someone else who makes money from the transaction of your purchase for information that’s critical to your future is not a good idea in any market. Least of all this one. So ask several of them the same questions and see what their answers are. These are just a few of the things that will help you get a better handle on the process. Also, start to investigate mortgage brokers and the various funding options available. This step is critical unless you’ve got all cash.
ParticipantCheck out the area you’re interested in at all different times of the day and weekends. Go to open houses there as well. Talk to people. When you get a solid idea about it, then approach a realtor at one of the open houses about your interest in the area and ask them questions. See if their answers correlate with what you’ve seen. Start to look for comparable prices in the area for what kind of house you’re interested in.
Depending on someone else who makes money from the transaction of your purchase for information that’s critical to your future is not a good idea in any market. Least of all this one. So ask several of them the same questions and see what their answers are. These are just a few of the things that will help you get a better handle on the process. Also, start to investigate mortgage brokers and the various funding options available. This step is critical unless you’ve got all cash.
ParticipantCheck out the area you’re interested in at all different times of the day and weekends. Go to open houses there as well. Talk to people. When you get a solid idea about it, then approach a realtor at one of the open houses about your interest in the area and ask them questions. See if their answers correlate with what you’ve seen. Start to look for comparable prices in the area for what kind of house you’re interested in.
Depending on someone else who makes money from the transaction of your purchase for information that’s critical to your future is not a good idea in any market. Least of all this one. So ask several of them the same questions and see what their answers are. These are just a few of the things that will help you get a better handle on the process. Also, start to investigate mortgage brokers and the various funding options available. This step is critical unless you’ve got all cash.
ParticipantCheck out the area you’re interested in at all different times of the day and weekends. Go to open houses there as well. Talk to people. When you get a solid idea about it, then approach a realtor at one of the open houses about your interest in the area and ask them questions. See if their answers correlate with what you’ve seen. Start to look for comparable prices in the area for what kind of house you’re interested in.
Depending on someone else who makes money from the transaction of your purchase for information that’s critical to your future is not a good idea in any market. Least of all this one. So ask several of them the same questions and see what their answers are. These are just a few of the things that will help you get a better handle on the process. Also, start to investigate mortgage brokers and the various funding options available. This step is critical unless you’ve got all cash.
ParticipantWhere’s Schiff’s fund at right now? I heard it’s down 50%. And he got “decoupling” completely wrong. He was right about the market top, but he was not the only one saying it. Just the only one on BubbleVision. For that he deserves credit, but that’s about it.
ParticipantWhere’s Schiff’s fund at right now? I heard it’s down 50%. And he got “decoupling” completely wrong. He was right about the market top, but he was not the only one saying it. Just the only one on BubbleVision. For that he deserves credit, but that’s about it.
ParticipantWhere’s Schiff’s fund at right now? I heard it’s down 50%. And he got “decoupling” completely wrong. He was right about the market top, but he was not the only one saying it. Just the only one on BubbleVision. For that he deserves credit, but that’s about it.
ParticipantWhere’s Schiff’s fund at right now? I heard it’s down 50%. And he got “decoupling” completely wrong. He was right about the market top, but he was not the only one saying it. Just the only one on BubbleVision. For that he deserves credit, but that’s about it.
ParticipantWhere’s Schiff’s fund at right now? I heard it’s down 50%. And he got “decoupling” completely wrong. He was right about the market top, but he was not the only one saying it. Just the only one on BubbleVision. For that he deserves credit, but that’s about it.
ParticipantSeems like any purchase above $500K is most likely side-line money that’s coming back into the market. Wont take long to exhaust it, though.
Investors and first-time buyers at the low-end are looking busy right now, feeding in the REO market. Although money still seems pretty easy to get at this level of purchase, unemployment might dampen this within a few more months.
Unemployment just came in at a 16 year high. And this party is only getting started.
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