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August 26, 2008 at 11:27 PM in reply to: Cramer – Housing to bottom in 309 days, we need to nationalize fannie and freddy ASAP #262263August 26, 2008 at 11:27 PM in reply to: Cramer – Housing to bottom in 309 days, we need to nationalize fannie and freddy ASAP #262466poorsaverParticipant
Cramer, Shamer. The best contrary indicator there is.
August 26, 2008 at 11:27 PM in reply to: Cramer – Housing to bottom in 309 days, we need to nationalize fannie and freddy ASAP #262473poorsaverParticipantCramer, Shamer. The best contrary indicator there is.
August 26, 2008 at 11:27 PM in reply to: Cramer – Housing to bottom in 309 days, we need to nationalize fannie and freddy ASAP #262525poorsaverParticipantCramer, Shamer. The best contrary indicator there is.
August 26, 2008 at 11:27 PM in reply to: Cramer – Housing to bottom in 309 days, we need to nationalize fannie and freddy ASAP #262564poorsaverParticipantCramer, Shamer. The best contrary indicator there is.
poorsaverParticipantI have been renting for three years now, and I don’t plan on catching any knives any time soon. When I feel the bottom is in, perhaps in late 2010, I think the bargains will be plentiful and very few will be wanting to buy. That’s when I’ll make my move. I don’t care what the interest rates will be, as I’ll be paying all cash. I have two other friends that also are sitting on the fence with all cash. I can’t believe we are isolated examples. Unless we enter another Great Depression or some other geo-political disaster, I think the next cycle up will be a strong one with so many people waiting with lots of cash. But I don’t think there will be any hurry to catch the knife, as when there is a true bottom, like I said, everyone will be thoroughly disgusted with real estate.
poorsaverParticipantI have been renting for three years now, and I don’t plan on catching any knives any time soon. When I feel the bottom is in, perhaps in late 2010, I think the bargains will be plentiful and very few will be wanting to buy. That’s when I’ll make my move. I don’t care what the interest rates will be, as I’ll be paying all cash. I have two other friends that also are sitting on the fence with all cash. I can’t believe we are isolated examples. Unless we enter another Great Depression or some other geo-political disaster, I think the next cycle up will be a strong one with so many people waiting with lots of cash. But I don’t think there will be any hurry to catch the knife, as when there is a true bottom, like I said, everyone will be thoroughly disgusted with real estate.
poorsaverParticipantI have been renting for three years now, and I don’t plan on catching any knives any time soon. When I feel the bottom is in, perhaps in late 2010, I think the bargains will be plentiful and very few will be wanting to buy. That’s when I’ll make my move. I don’t care what the interest rates will be, as I’ll be paying all cash. I have two other friends that also are sitting on the fence with all cash. I can’t believe we are isolated examples. Unless we enter another Great Depression or some other geo-political disaster, I think the next cycle up will be a strong one with so many people waiting with lots of cash. But I don’t think there will be any hurry to catch the knife, as when there is a true bottom, like I said, everyone will be thoroughly disgusted with real estate.
poorsaverParticipantI have been renting for three years now, and I don’t plan on catching any knives any time soon. When I feel the bottom is in, perhaps in late 2010, I think the bargains will be plentiful and very few will be wanting to buy. That’s when I’ll make my move. I don’t care what the interest rates will be, as I’ll be paying all cash. I have two other friends that also are sitting on the fence with all cash. I can’t believe we are isolated examples. Unless we enter another Great Depression or some other geo-political disaster, I think the next cycle up will be a strong one with so many people waiting with lots of cash. But I don’t think there will be any hurry to catch the knife, as when there is a true bottom, like I said, everyone will be thoroughly disgusted with real estate.
poorsaverParticipantI have been renting for three years now, and I don’t plan on catching any knives any time soon. When I feel the bottom is in, perhaps in late 2010, I think the bargains will be plentiful and very few will be wanting to buy. That’s when I’ll make my move. I don’t care what the interest rates will be, as I’ll be paying all cash. I have two other friends that also are sitting on the fence with all cash. I can’t believe we are isolated examples. Unless we enter another Great Depression or some other geo-political disaster, I think the next cycle up will be a strong one with so many people waiting with lots of cash. But I don’t think there will be any hurry to catch the knife, as when there is a true bottom, like I said, everyone will be thoroughly disgusted with real estate.
poorsaverParticipantI’d reduce it to $299,000. Big psychological impact under $300K. It should sell within a month. My son is in basic training in the Air Force right now, and I’ll be attending his graduation on Sept 12. I was planning on checking out Austin anyway while I’m there since it’s only an hour’s drive. Maybe I’lll drive by your house.
poorsaverParticipantI’d reduce it to $299,000. Big psychological impact under $300K. It should sell within a month. My son is in basic training in the Air Force right now, and I’ll be attending his graduation on Sept 12. I was planning on checking out Austin anyway while I’m there since it’s only an hour’s drive. Maybe I’lll drive by your house.
poorsaverParticipantI’d reduce it to $299,000. Big psychological impact under $300K. It should sell within a month. My son is in basic training in the Air Force right now, and I’ll be attending his graduation on Sept 12. I was planning on checking out Austin anyway while I’m there since it’s only an hour’s drive. Maybe I’lll drive by your house.
poorsaverParticipantI’d reduce it to $299,000. Big psychological impact under $300K. It should sell within a month. My son is in basic training in the Air Force right now, and I’ll be attending his graduation on Sept 12. I was planning on checking out Austin anyway while I’m there since it’s only an hour’s drive. Maybe I’lll drive by your house.
poorsaverParticipantI’d reduce it to $299,000. Big psychological impact under $300K. It should sell within a month. My son is in basic training in the Air Force right now, and I’ll be attending his graduation on Sept 12. I was planning on checking out Austin anyway while I’m there since it’s only an hour’s drive. Maybe I’lll drive by your house.
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