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I’ve been looking at Arrowhead, too, but haven’t found anything the likes of your deal. In fact, to me prices haven’t come down much at all up there. Did you buy a “cabin” or a home. I did see some old cabins that are basically large wood sheds for cheap. But regular 3/2s are holding up. And the area you’re talking about in Alta Loma is another one that I’m looking at. I have a friend who lives there. Prices are still around a million for a home like his, on about half acre, 4000 sq. ft, not $650K as you suggest. For the areas I’m looking at, prices haven’t come down hardly at all for the prime properties. Guess location, location, location still applies.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantI’ve been looking at Arrowhead, too, but haven’t found anything the likes of your deal. In fact, to me prices haven’t come down much at all up there. Did you buy a “cabin” or a home. I did see some old cabins that are basically large wood sheds for cheap. But regular 3/2s are holding up. And the area you’re talking about in Alta Loma is another one that I’m looking at. I have a friend who lives there. Prices are still around a million for a home like his, on about half acre, 4000 sq. ft, not $650K as you suggest. For the areas I’m looking at, prices haven’t come down hardly at all for the prime properties. Guess location, location, location still applies.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantI’ve been looking at Arrowhead, too, but haven’t found anything the likes of your deal. In fact, to me prices haven’t come down much at all up there. Did you buy a “cabin” or a home. I did see some old cabins that are basically large wood sheds for cheap. But regular 3/2s are holding up. And the area you’re talking about in Alta Loma is another one that I’m looking at. I have a friend who lives there. Prices are still around a million for a home like his, on about half acre, 4000 sq. ft, not $650K as you suggest. For the areas I’m looking at, prices haven’t come down hardly at all for the prime properties. Guess location, location, location still applies.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantI’ve been looking at Arrowhead, too, but haven’t found anything the likes of your deal. In fact, to me prices haven’t come down much at all up there. Did you buy a “cabin” or a home. I did see some old cabins that are basically large wood sheds for cheap. But regular 3/2s are holding up. And the area you’re talking about in Alta Loma is another one that I’m looking at. I have a friend who lives there. Prices are still around a million for a home like his, on about half acre, 4000 sq. ft, not $650K as you suggest. For the areas I’m looking at, prices haven’t come down hardly at all for the prime properties. Guess location, location, location still applies.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantSo where do we go from here? Any guesses? Looks like the market has finally realized that the economy is hurting and may go down from here. All we need now is some major bank like WaMu or IB such as Lehman to go under and the carpet should be pulled. Not that I’m rooting for that to happen, but I do feel that the artificial propping up the markets by the Fed have only delayed the inevitable and necessary corrections in a truly free market system, and might in fact make the outcome worse.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantSo where do we go from here? Any guesses? Looks like the market has finally realized that the economy is hurting and may go down from here. All we need now is some major bank like WaMu or IB such as Lehman to go under and the carpet should be pulled. Not that I’m rooting for that to happen, but I do feel that the artificial propping up the markets by the Fed have only delayed the inevitable and necessary corrections in a truly free market system, and might in fact make the outcome worse.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantSo where do we go from here? Any guesses? Looks like the market has finally realized that the economy is hurting and may go down from here. All we need now is some major bank like WaMu or IB such as Lehman to go under and the carpet should be pulled. Not that I’m rooting for that to happen, but I do feel that the artificial propping up the markets by the Fed have only delayed the inevitable and necessary corrections in a truly free market system, and might in fact make the outcome worse.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantSo where do we go from here? Any guesses? Looks like the market has finally realized that the economy is hurting and may go down from here. All we need now is some major bank like WaMu or IB such as Lehman to go under and the carpet should be pulled. Not that I’m rooting for that to happen, but I do feel that the artificial propping up the markets by the Fed have only delayed the inevitable and necessary corrections in a truly free market system, and might in fact make the outcome worse.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantSo where do we go from here? Any guesses? Looks like the market has finally realized that the economy is hurting and may go down from here. All we need now is some major bank like WaMu or IB such as Lehman to go under and the carpet should be pulled. Not that I’m rooting for that to happen, but I do feel that the artificial propping up the markets by the Fed have only delayed the inevitable and necessary corrections in a truly free market system, and might in fact make the outcome worse.
Poorsaver, thanks to you, Ben
poorsaverParticipantWhile I’m no Vegas expert, seems like your friends realtor is no expert either. $167 per foot seems high for Vegas. This weekend’s LA Times shows several new homes in the Inland Empire for $100 a foot or less! I was amazed.
poorsaverParticipantWhile I’m no Vegas expert, seems like your friends realtor is no expert either. $167 per foot seems high for Vegas. This weekend’s LA Times shows several new homes in the Inland Empire for $100 a foot or less! I was amazed.
poorsaverParticipantWhile I’m no Vegas expert, seems like your friends realtor is no expert either. $167 per foot seems high for Vegas. This weekend’s LA Times shows several new homes in the Inland Empire for $100 a foot or less! I was amazed.
poorsaverParticipantWhile I’m no Vegas expert, seems like your friends realtor is no expert either. $167 per foot seems high for Vegas. This weekend’s LA Times shows several new homes in the Inland Empire for $100 a foot or less! I was amazed.
poorsaverParticipantWhile I’m no Vegas expert, seems like your friends realtor is no expert either. $167 per foot seems high for Vegas. This weekend’s LA Times shows several new homes in the Inland Empire for $100 a foot or less! I was amazed.
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