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May 14, 2006 at 9:53 AM in reply to: San Diego Housing Market = Dead Zone, 67% overpriced !!! #25367
powayseller
ParticipantI’m sick of people like you who only meddle when sdr is put in his place or are quiet and allow it to continue.
People like you are the primary reason I left the board before. It wasn’t just sdr,but the people who didn’t seem to mind the degenrative tone of his posts. The group think was a disappointment. Let’s see the men around here act like men and tell any misbehaving boys to shape up. I’m sick of the pussy-footing around!
May 14, 2006 at 4:59 AM in reply to: San Diego Housing Market = Dead Zone, 67% overpriced !!! #25356powayseller
ParticipantWow, I sound like an optimist compared to you 🙂 Two points. First, you have courage to make bold statements like this. And two, why doesn’t the realtor pick on you for your views which are even more alarming than my own?
May 14, 2006 at 4:53 AM in reply to: San Diego Housing Market = Dead Zone, 67% overpriced !!! #25355powayseller
ParticipantNominal, bec. I’m not considering inflation. For the reason given, that wages rose w/ inflation so housing was actually rising with wages. I wonder if that’s true,, and we could see this in a chart. Wages will be flat, so no housing price increases due to wage increases.
May 14, 2006 at 4:50 AM in reply to: San Diego Housing Market = Dead Zone, 67% overpriced !!! #25354powayseller
ParticipantChris is a skilled analyst with insight.
“gullible” “fall for someone” “touted” don’t “know anything” about him
Score: -2 for sdr’s name calling, +2 powayseller for not calling names backNow let’s get back to work.
powayseller
Participantsure is…the yen pays no interest,but at least you’re not losing 10% annually to inflation.
Has anyone here ever played the currency markets? I know it’s a high-risk game, but with the certainty of the dollar continuing to lose value, I see equal risk in holding dollars.
powayseller
Participantnegative attitude, not having an open mind, so negative, extreme views….I’m keeping score, and asking for …
RESPECT.
Let’s use it.
Now let’s get back to work (on the issues).
powayseller
ParticipantBack on topic – does anyone have any other good sources to learn about the Fed? Insider stuff, like from PIMCO?
powayseller
Participantsduuuude, you remain silent when he calls names to lostkitty and me, but become vocal only when we speak up for ourselves. Why?
powayseller
ParticipantHis situation is understandably difficult. Realtors are in an industry of declining sales, and the years ahead are judged to be difficult by even conservative estimates. I try to be sensitive to his predicament, and this week I gave him 2 compliments, 0 insults, and ignored 4 of his name callings. That’s the score. So I’m the goody goody, but yet his behavior is not getting better. So please forgive if I digress this evening to having some impatience with his antics.
In the end, his choice to insult people instead of debating ideas is what brings these threads off topic, and makes him so entertaining to observe.
May 13, 2006 at 7:09 PM in reply to: San Diego Housing Market = Dead Zone, 67% overpriced !!! #25332powayseller
ParticipantI believe Rich hasn’t sold any houses and I’ve fallen for him too. What about you?
powayseller
ParticipantThe realtor, as usual, calls people names when he disagrees. “penny wise and pound foolish”. Can someone recommend a Miss Manner class for sdr? Wonder if he treats his wife this way, too?
Real men exert power in the home and don’t need to be condescending to anonymous people on a blog. When you see a man mistreating people, it’s usually because he is undermined at home. Happy men and ladies treat others as an extension of their own inner fulfillment. It radiates out from oneself, to one’s family, to the blog. I find it sad that sdr is so unhappy and that he must lash out at us. If I could speak with his wife, I would suggest she pamper him a little more, make him feel important. He needs more love.
powayseller
ParticipantCensus Data shows a of 43,000 people from San Diego County last year. Again, I have to educate the realtor….
Where’d you get the data for the owner categories?
How many professional families locate here every day? Versus how many are leaving? Please quote your source.
“Negative attitude”, not having an “open mind”, being “negative”, “extreme views”, “off the mark”. I’m real disappointed in you. I thought you could learn some manners, debate points, but I’m too threatening to you. What scares you about me?
powayseller
ParticipantCensus Data shows a net exodus of 43,000 people from San Diego County last year.
Where’d you get the data for the owner categories?
How many professional families locate here every day? Versus how many are leaving? Could you provide the source?
“Negative attitude”, not having an “open mind”, being “negative”, “extreme views”, “off the mark”.
Scorecard:
-1 sdrealtor for calling names, +1 powayseller for not calling names backpowayseller
ParticipantI just guessed that 1/3 of rentals are owned by speculators with ARMs, who won’t try to hold on to the house when the payment goes up. They won’t fight to keep the rental house. It’s more likely that all speculators/investors got ARMs. How many will refinance into a 30 yr fixed to keep the rental? Most likely, they’ll unload it.
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