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Participant[quote=CONCHO]My fiancee is a buyer in a retail store and she reports that the management is cutting purchases of almost everything. They are cutting stock to an absolute minimum. Sales are way down over last year.[/quote]
I have an online store, and my revenue was down 63% in October. Luckily I have other sources of income that don’t rely on consumer confidence.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]My fiancee is a buyer in a retail store and she reports that the management is cutting purchases of almost everything. They are cutting stock to an absolute minimum. Sales are way down over last year.[/quote]
I have an online store, and my revenue was down 63% in October. Luckily I have other sources of income that don’t rely on consumer confidence.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]My fiancee is a buyer in a retail store and she reports that the management is cutting purchases of almost everything. They are cutting stock to an absolute minimum. Sales are way down over last year.[/quote]
I have an online store, and my revenue was down 63% in October. Luckily I have other sources of income that don’t rely on consumer confidence.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]My fiancee is a buyer in a retail store and she reports that the management is cutting purchases of almost everything. They are cutting stock to an absolute minimum. Sales are way down over last year.[/quote]
I have an online store, and my revenue was down 63% in October. Luckily I have other sources of income that don’t rely on consumer confidence.
ParticipantNot that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
ParticipantNot that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
ParticipantNot that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
ParticipantNot that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
ParticipantNot that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
November 13, 2008 at 2:54 PM in reply to: Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices? #304066ParticipantIt’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.
Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂November 13, 2008 at 2:54 PM in reply to: Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices? #304431ParticipantIt’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.
Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂November 13, 2008 at 2:54 PM in reply to: Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices? #304444ParticipantIt’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.
Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂November 13, 2008 at 2:54 PM in reply to: Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices? #304461ParticipantIt’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.
Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
🙂November 13, 2008 at 2:54 PM in reply to: Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices? #304520ParticipantIt’s not that I’m happy the market is “crashing”, it’s that I’m glad it’s returning to normal and that I’m now educated on the market enough to know what “normal” means. I do love watching coastal prices drop, to the consternation of the armchair financial advisors I used to debate.
Oh and definitely glad that I’ll be able to begin my buying orgy next winter.
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