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  • August 25, 2008 at 5:36 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261649
    peterb
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    This is interesting to see market forces/dynamics in action with our own pigg community. Many hold-outs from the bubble are now purchasing, it seems like. I’m curious as to the trigger point for people.

    Perhaps someone could do a “poll” on this as I think it may be interesting to see how many that have been on this site awhile decided to purchase at this time and why.

    August 25, 2008 at 5:36 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261849
    peterb
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    This is interesting to see market forces/dynamics in action with our own pigg community. Many hold-outs from the bubble are now purchasing, it seems like. I’m curious as to the trigger point for people.

    Perhaps someone could do a “poll” on this as I think it may be interesting to see how many that have been on this site awhile decided to purchase at this time and why.

    August 25, 2008 at 5:36 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261859
    peterb
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    This is interesting to see market forces/dynamics in action with our own pigg community. Many hold-outs from the bubble are now purchasing, it seems like. I’m curious as to the trigger point for people.

    Perhaps someone could do a “poll” on this as I think it may be interesting to see how many that have been on this site awhile decided to purchase at this time and why.

    August 25, 2008 at 5:36 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261911
    peterb
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    This is interesting to see market forces/dynamics in action with our own pigg community. Many hold-outs from the bubble are now purchasing, it seems like. I’m curious as to the trigger point for people.

    Perhaps someone could do a “poll” on this as I think it may be interesting to see how many that have been on this site awhile decided to purchase at this time and why.

    August 25, 2008 at 5:36 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261949
    peterb
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    This is interesting to see market forces/dynamics in action with our own pigg community. Many hold-outs from the bubble are now purchasing, it seems like. I’m curious as to the trigger point for people.

    Perhaps someone could do a “poll” on this as I think it may be interesting to see how many that have been on this site awhile decided to purchase at this time and why.

    August 25, 2008 at 4:45 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261631
    peterb
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    What the rate on these sweet loans?

    August 25, 2008 at 4:45 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261830
    peterb
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    What the rate on these sweet loans?

    August 25, 2008 at 4:45 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261840
    peterb
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    What the rate on these sweet loans?

    August 25, 2008 at 4:45 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261891
    peterb
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    What the rate on these sweet loans?

    August 25, 2008 at 4:45 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261927
    peterb
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    What the rate on these sweet loans?

    August 25, 2008 at 2:26 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261585
    peterb
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    “I think it’s a big misconception. “Tightening lending standards” only apply to private lenders. Government is doing the opposite. You can get a FHA loan of up to $625,000 with 3% down, credit score of 660, and 45% gross DTI ratio.”

    Interesting. As I learned in the mortgage business, the devils are inthe details. Any details here that may slow this down?
    If not, this would be a strong inflationary force on the RE market as well as crowd out many lenders. If any are still interested in this market?

    August 25, 2008 at 2:26 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261786
    peterb
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    “I think it’s a big misconception. “Tightening lending standards” only apply to private lenders. Government is doing the opposite. You can get a FHA loan of up to $625,000 with 3% down, credit score of 660, and 45% gross DTI ratio.”

    Interesting. As I learned in the mortgage business, the devils are inthe details. Any details here that may slow this down?
    If not, this would be a strong inflationary force on the RE market as well as crowd out many lenders. If any are still interested in this market?

    August 25, 2008 at 2:26 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261796
    peterb
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    “I think it’s a big misconception. “Tightening lending standards” only apply to private lenders. Government is doing the opposite. You can get a FHA loan of up to $625,000 with 3% down, credit score of 660, and 45% gross DTI ratio.”

    Interesting. As I learned in the mortgage business, the devils are inthe details. Any details here that may slow this down?
    If not, this would be a strong inflationary force on the RE market as well as crowd out many lenders. If any are still interested in this market?

    August 25, 2008 at 2:26 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261846
    peterb
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    “I think it’s a big misconception. “Tightening lending standards” only apply to private lenders. Government is doing the opposite. You can get a FHA loan of up to $625,000 with 3% down, credit score of 660, and 45% gross DTI ratio.”

    Interesting. As I learned in the mortgage business, the devils are inthe details. Any details here that may slow this down?
    If not, this would be a strong inflationary force on the RE market as well as crowd out many lenders. If any are still interested in this market?

    August 25, 2008 at 2:26 PM in reply to: Knife catchers jump in #261885
    peterb
    Participant

    “I think it’s a big misconception. “Tightening lending standards” only apply to private lenders. Government is doing the opposite. You can get a FHA loan of up to $625,000 with 3% down, credit score of 660, and 45% gross DTI ratio.”

    Interesting. As I learned in the mortgage business, the devils are inthe details. Any details here that may slow this down?
    If not, this would be a strong inflationary force on the RE market as well as crowd out many lenders. If any are still interested in this market?

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