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ParticipantLow interest rates are great for sellers and those refinancing.
For buyers not so much. They’re already baked into the demand and the price. But they make great talking points for realtors.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]I guess these people dont exist all of whom wrote offers on some of my listings in the last 30 days
1. Wealthy venture capitalist buying house for daughter as wedding gift
2. Retiree moved her from cold weather climate
3. Father died, inherited a nice amount
4. Sold business and retired at 40
5. Selling longtime primary residence and moving to smaller house by the beachI’m just getting started but if I took the time to go back and check I’m sure I ccould find 20 or 30 other categories of buyers who dont exist[/quote]
“Sis Boom Bah, Rah Rah Rah!”
ParticipantThe “demand” is like dogs fighting over scraps.
ParticipantHate the game, not the playa.
ParticipantIf any area is “on fire”, the fuel would be the lowest interest rates ever.
Participant[quote=ocrenter]
2-4 medium sized oranges for 8 oz, typical drinking glass at 16 oz, that’s 4-8 oranges.[/quote]
I get that fresh oranges have more than the juice, but what about this quote from you?:
“yet a single glass of OJ average out to sugar equivalent of about 6-8 oranges”.
A serving of juice is 8 oz, not 16. But your math still fails.
Participant[quote=ocrenter]
the processing to make the OJ significantly concentrate the amount of sugar.
because of the fiber naturally in oranges (which serve as fillers), no one will ever eat more than 2 at a time. yet a single glass of OJ average out to sugar equivalent of about 6-8 oranges, all without those pesky fiber to interfere with absorption.[/quote]
A glass of OJ has about twice the amount of sugar of a medium orange. Two oranges would be the equivalent to a glass. It’s nowhere close to 6-8 times as much sugar.
http://www.calorieking.com/foods/calories-in-fruit-vegetable-juices-orange_f-ZmlkPTEwNDg5MQ.html
May 21, 2012 at 1:02 AM in reply to: OT: If it sucks to be at a UC or CSU school now…Wait a few more months #744168Participant[quote=EconProf] The politicos OTOH, cut the most worthy and beneficial public services in order to scare the public.[/quote]
+1,000,000
When the city of San Diego was trying to raise the sales tax, they trotted out the police chief to warn of the consequences of voting NO.
What they refuse to address is waste. My former neighbor works for the city of San Diego and from what I could tell hardly ever put in a full day (he was usually home by early afternoon on those rare occasions I was home during the work week.) Yet he still got every other Friday off from supposedly working a 9 hour schedule.
It’s a big lie.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor][quote=flu][quote=sdrealtor]me neither. Bought into stock market on the dip Thursday and up a few percent already on that buy. Heading out to party tonite:)[/quote]
traitor![/quote]
Lol……nah it’s my IRA money. I jump in and out grabbing gains of 3 to 10% each time. I look for the right set up and do it 2 or 3 times a year. I have no risk tolerance for riding long term. I wait for a pull back jump all in and back out in no more than a week or two. Have been doing this since 07 and averaging 10 to 20% returns every year since without a single down year. I do what works me.[/quote]
Looks like BS. Explain how that strategy worked in 2008.
ParticipantGreek yogurt, especially Fage.
ParticipantIt’s a great time to get a commission.
February 28, 2012 at 9:42 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa – 7510 Bannister Ln – 10%+ loss in less than one year #738876Participant[quote=sdrealtor]But the distressed sellers dont have to take distressed prices. The homes arent selling at bargain basement prices. They are getting bid up to retail and more than the comps in many cases. Sometimes they do go cheap like in that case. Having seen everything in MM the last month that house blows away what I am seeing get multiple cash offers at the same price every day.
Longtime bears want to beleive its a buyers market out there but any one who is out there trying to buy something knows that could be more false.[/quote]
Written like a true cheerleader.
Participant[quote=pri_dk]
mm33, your stock picks remind me of my aunt that likes to go to Pechanga. She must be very wealthy by now, because she always tells me about the times she has won, and has never mentioned a losing day.[/quote]I bet that’s not what she tells the IRS. 🙂
January 23, 2012 at 6:30 PM in reply to: OT: UCSD Medical Office: Hello, anyone there??????? #736631ParticipantI worked at UCSD Healthcare for a short time in the late 1990’s, and left to work for a competitor because of how screwed up the department I worked in was.
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